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Melbourne Airport is finally getting a new, multi-million dollar luxury hotel with a wellness club, restaurant and wine bar

It's the first new-build hotel at the airport in 20 years, so it's about time

Liv Condous
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Liv Condous
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After a grim development in the Melbourne Airport rail link saga recently, luckily there's some positive airport news to balance it out. The travel precinct is finally gaining a multi-million dollar, new-build luxury hotel, the first to be freshly built in 20 years. We've got a sneak peek for you – and it looks pretty swanky. 

The dual-branded Novotel & ibis Styles Melbourne Airport hotel has all the trimmings that you'd want from airport accommodation, and plenty more. Located a short walk from Terminal Four, it will boast a total of 464 rooms, a health and wellbeing club (also a first for the airport), a swish Italian restaurant and wine bar, a modern gastropub, a café, co-working and conference facilities and even a massive ballroom. 

A window with lush greenery outside.
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The hotel's wellness club Higher State will offer guests a self-care sanctuary for weary travellers, with an indoor heated swimming pool, sauna, massage centre and gym.  

A window with lush greenery outside.
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It's set to begin welcoming guests from July 1, with bookings for both Novotel and ibis Styles available now. So whether you've got to catch a flight at a ridiculously early hour and you want to be well-rested, or need an accommodation rec for visitors, there's a new offering at the airport. 

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