Executive Suite — the first separate lounge

Area

71 m²

Bed

1 king

Guests

2 (+ roll-away*)

Floor

Not published

Living

Separate lounge, chaise

Views

Melbourne or Port Phillip Bay

The Executive Suite page invites the guest to take in the views of Melbourne or Port Phillip Bay “through floor to ceiling windows from the separate lounge area”, and lists a deep soaking bath in an oversized bathroom, a walk-in dressing room, 24-hour in-room dining and concierge. The amenity list adds a chaise lounge and turndown service.

Executive against Executive Club

Both suites measure 71 m², both have one king bed and a separate lounge. The Executive Club Suite adds Crystal Club lounge access for two guests and describes a living and dining space flowing to the bedroom. Whether the club is worth it depends on how the day is spent; the club-or-no-club note works through the published hours and prices.

Who it suits

Longer stays where a room with only a bed gets small by day three; business travellers who meet someone in the room rather than in a bar; couples marking an occasion who will not use a club lounge. A roll-away “may be available” for an additional guest, charged.

The specification, as listed

• Executive Suite bathroom: the shared Crown Towers bathroom — soaking bath with in-wall television, double vanities, rain shower, dressing room, robes.
• Executive Suite amenity list: panoramic bay or city views; chaise lounge; separate lounge area; custom king bed; writing desk with two chairs; personal bar and refrigerator; 24-hour in-room dining; dedicated concierge; turndown service; roll-away bed may be available for an additional guest (charged).
• Executive Suite technology: free wireless internet, LCD television with on-demand films, Nespresso machine, in-room tablet, Chromecast, safe.
• Charged extras listed for the Executive Suite: films, the personal bar and in-room dining.

Rates, availability and the floor plan are on the hotel's own page.Official page: crownmelbourne.com.au ↗

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