Premier Twin Room — the upper band, levels 19 to 28

Area

51 m²

Beds

2 queen

Guests

Up to 4

Floor

Level 19 to 28

Views

Panoramic city or bay

Connecting

On request

“Located on level 19 to 28” — the Premier Twin's page is the only standard-room page that places a category above level 18. It lists panoramic views of the city or bay, twin beds (two queens in the amenity list), a deep soaking bath, a walk-in shower, a dressing room, high-speed internet, 24-hour room service and concierge.

Why height matters on a twin

Crown describes its two twin categories in nearly the same words — area, beds, occupancy and bathroom match. The band is the difference: the Deluxe Twin stops at level 18 and the Premier Twin starts at 19. That changes what is outside the window more than any line of the amenity list does. If the view is the point, this is the twin to name.

Before requesting

• Four guests is the published maximum; no roll-away is listed.
• The connecting-room line appears here as well, which helps a larger family split across two rooms.
• The hotel FAQ gives check-in from 3pm; luggage can be left with the Bell Service Desk before and after the stay.

The specification, as listed

• Premier Twin bathroom: the shared Crown Towers bathroom — soaking bath with in-wall television, double vanities, rain shower, dressing room, robes.
• Premier Twin amenity list: panoramic bay or city views; two custom queen beds; writing desk with two chairs; personal bar and refrigerator; 24-hour in-room dining; dedicated concierge; connecting room available on request.
• Premier Twin technology: free wireless internet, LCD television with on-demand films, Nespresso machine, in-room tablet, Chromecast, safe.
• Charged extras listed for the Premier Twin: 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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