Melbourne Docklands Marriott - Corner Room with Bathtub

Booked the most expensive corner room (no suites available) two days in advance. The hotel only has five of these room types. The corner room is 46 square meters. At first glance, the area doesn't seem large, but it's quite comfortable to stay in. It's equipped with a small sofa, a desk, Bluetooth speakers, and the bathtub is nicely positioned for watching the sunset. They provided two bottles of milk, and in the evening, a plate of desserts was delivered, which were tasty and not too sweet. The Marriott, which opened in 2021, deserves praise for its stunning rooftop infinity pool, the well-equipped gym, and the grand executive lounge. The lounge is almost on par with those in China, offering CICO 24h canned drinks, alcohol, nut bars, cookies, and the evening happy hour food is also good, with lamb skewers + yogurt sauce that are not greasy. Although the breakfast can't compare with those in China, it beats the old Marriott in the center of Melbourne, as well as the newly opened Le Meridien, Four Points, and Element. You can check in at 9 am on the day of arrival and stay until 4 pm the next day. At a price of 216 dollars, it's truly the king of cost-performance in all of Australia.