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Adelphi Hotel

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Behind its 1930s art-deco exterior, the boutique Adelphi Hotel boasts 34 large individual rooms, all offering king beds, a complimentary mini bar, amenities by Melbourne-based Hunter Lab, a personal coffee station and more.

Adelphi is also famous for its cantilevered rooftop pool, which hangs one metre out over Flinders Lane, with a glass bottom. Sit among the building tops, bathe, order a drink and unwind.

The hotel's restaurant and cocktail bar on Level 2 wows diners with Chef Luke Wakefield's evolving menu, focusing on local produce. Adelphi's reputation for creativity and theatrics continues through their cocktail and popular weekend High Teas.

Stay and relax and you won't have to leave the property, or springboard to the nearby galleries, theatres, shops, and all that the city has to offer.

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Adelphi Hotel
187 Flinders Ln
Melbourne 3000

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  • telephone number: 03 8080 8888
  • email address: info@adelphi.com.au
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