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"Stayed at hotel with 9 year old child. Found it convenient to city. Also nice locale for walking."
A Traveller, Sep 2016, AU
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"Hotel is in a great location, room was really nice. We sat in the bar/lounge and had a couple of drinks, lovely spacious area to relax on a Friday evening. I used the gym and had a good range of equipment that was clean and well maintained. Staff were really friendly and helpful. "
A Traveller, Sep 2016, AU
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"We stayed in a premier room with two double beds for $121. Great value for the money. Room was clean and had view of the pool. The bar and restaurant staff were exceptional. Friendly and helpful, especially as my daughter was vegetarian and went out of their way to see what options and variation..."
Y, Sep 2016, AU
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"This was my 7th stay at this hotel. It's in a perfect location, tram stop out the front to take you to the city, you can walk to Chapel Street, has a great restaurant with the best breakfast and a well fitted out gymnasium. I always request flat pillows and there are always two on the bed. It'..."
S, Sep 2016, AU
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"Recently stayed at the Parkview for 8 nights. Staff very friendly, professional and responsive, room excellent (they very kindly upgraded me to a corner room with a nice view). Only ate breakfast, so can't comment on other aspects of catering. Appreciated there being a guest laundry, too. Only gr..."
A Traveller, Sep 2016, US
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"Great boutique hotel vibes with a quality pub and restaurant downstairs!"
A Traveller, Sep 2016, AU
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"The room was what we expected, it had a kitcenette which meant we didnt need to spend a lot on breakfast, comfortable bed."
D, Sep 2016, AU
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Landmarks
- Crown Casino and Entertainment Complex
- Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre
- Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG)
- Collins Street
- Queen Victoria Market
- Etihad Stadium
- Royal Melbourne Showgrounds
- Southbank Promenade
- University of Melbourne
- Royal Melbourne Hospital
- Royal Children's Hospital
- Bourke Street Mall
- Federation Square
- Rod Laver Arena
- Albert Park
- Deakin University
- Chapel Street
- Regent Theatre
- Highpoint Shopping Centre
- AAMI Park
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Exploring Albert Park Lake
Albert Park Lake are situated in the City of Port Phillip, Victoria, Australia, 3 km south of the Melbourne CBD. Albert Park was originally part of the extensive Yarra River Delta, which involved vast areas of wetlands and sparse vegetation, interspersed by lagoons, some of which were quite large, including the lagoon from which Albert Park Lake was created. Popular spot for round of gold at Albert Park Golf Course. The parkland provides a grassy wetlands habitat for nearly two hundred bird species, both resident and transient. Locally rare native bird species that have been recorded in the park include little egret, laughing kookaburra, Australian shelduck, Cape Barren goose, great-crested grebe, white-bellied sea eagle and whiskered tern, while little ravens, Australian magpies, long-billed corella, sulphur-crested cockatoo, willie wagtails and magpie-larks are common. Common lake birds include black swans and Pacific black ducks, Australasian grebe, Eurasian coots, purple swamphen, dusky moorhen and all four freshwater cormorant species. Several reptiles and amphibians, such as the marbled gecko make their home in the park.
The lake is home to some freshwater fish species. The department of Primary Industries releases native golden perch for recreational fishing purposes. European carp, a noxious pest are the most commonly found fish in the lake and is subject to control programs. There are nine separate picnic areas, most with barbecues, shelters and toilets. There is a vast network of sealed and unsealed, shared pedestrian/bicycle paths, centred on a main route that circles the lake.
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