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Top Conference Hotels in Melbourne
Conferences are places where businesses and peers come together to discuss issues and learn from others in their fields. Melbourne is one of the most bustling business hubs in Australia, and if you are going to be hosting a conference with people coming from all over, then a hotel is the spot for you. Hotels make the best places for conferences, as you will be able to host the event and make sure everyone has a convenient place to stay and also check out the city. Browse through our extensive collection of conference hotels and find the spot for your next meeting to bring minds and ideas together under one roof.
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![Esplanade Meeting Room at Cosmopolitan Hotel Melbourne in St Kilda, Melbourne]()
Esplanade Meeting Room
40 guestsCosmopolitan Hotel MelbourneSt Kilda, MelbourneYYvonne N.
“We were impressed by their timely follow up. The room was properly set up with drinks, mint, notepad and pen.”from $100
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Conference Room
30 guestsQuest Mont AlbertEastern Suburbs, MelbourneWe offer a well-lit conference room with modern equipment that will serve well any meetings, small conferences, seminars, and training. The space can be arranged in multiple different ways to match your needs and accommodatesfrom $265
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The Oak Room
110 guestsBatman's Hill on CollinsMelbourne CBDJJacqueline C.
“Batman Hills on Collins was an excellent place to host a conference. The staff were terrific.”from $59
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Champions 2
180 guestsArrow on SwanstonCarlton, MelbourneBBiruta R.
“Venue was great, big enough to cater for a big group or community.”from $180
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Level 2 Bar
25 guestsThe Oxford ScholarMelbourne CBDHHannah
“Great space. Good value with having a minimum spend, instead of a hire fee. We really enjoyed our night.”from $1500
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Wool
78 guestsInterContinental MelbourneMelbourne CBDOffering 253 beautiful rooms and iconic suites alongside 13 function rooms, meeting rooms, and conference venues in Melbourne all within easy walking distance to the citys best food and shopping.from $115
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The Winston Room
30 guestsThe Hotel WindsorMelbourne CBDPPaul
“The Windsor was an excellent choice for our wedding. Louise was awesome and a pleasure to deal with.”from $1500
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The Boardroom
40 guestsThe Victoria HotelMelbourne CBDAAkuc D.
“Organising such a large dinner event was made easy by Emma who was very patient and helpful with the bookings.”from $1200
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Room 1954
26 guestsPullman Melbourne City CentreMelbourne CBDCombining world-class food, wine & service. Room 1954 is a beautiful and light-filled space in which to entertain your special guests located in the heart of Melbourne CBD.from $2000
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Hotham A & B
140 guestsMercure North MelbourneNorthern Suburbs, Melbourne
#Supervenue
EEmmy H.
“Loved our day at this venue. Di kept in touch leading up to the event and the day itself went seamlessly.”from $600
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Darling Suite
40 guestsThe Como MelbourneSouth Yarra, MelbourneMay also be used in conjunction with the larger conference spaces as a breakout room. It is easily adjustable, so you can set it to meet your guest's needs.from $95
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Laneway 3
108 guestsInterContinental MelbourneMelbourne CBDLaneway 3 has everything you need to conduct an effective meeting from a projector & projector screen, a whiteboard as well as a flip chart, and marker pens.from $115
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FAQs about Conference Hotels in Melbourne
Which are the best conference hotels in Melbourne?
Some of our favourite conference hotels are:
Mercure North Melbourne - This is a flexible venue offering multiple spaces for meetings and conferences between 30 and 150 guests. It's conveniently located close to the railway station, the CBD, and the University of Melbourne.
Amora Hotel – Here you will find a larger conference space that is perfect for workshops and presentations. The space comes equipped with all of the AV gear you could need and loads of space for your guests to take in new skills in comfort.
Hotel Grand Chancellor – This is a medium-sized conference hall that has all of the amenities you could need. This space is great for hosting lectures in a theatre-style setting.
How do I plan a conference?
Planning a conference is no small undertaking. There will be people coming in from not only all of Australia, but also the world. Fortunately, hotels will have a dedicated staff to help you plan every detail of the conference when it comes to accommodation, catering, and the spaces itself. Outside of this, you are going to need to create an organised plan for things like scheduling your days, planning workshops, and deciding who will be speaking at your event.
How much does it cost to rent a conference hotel?
Conference hotels are normally rented on a per session basis. This figure varies depending on the space and location, but you can expect to spend anywhere from $1000-$5000 on the space itself. This figure can also increase depending on the catering and accommodation for your guests.