Accor Group Hotels Near Deepdene Park

Deepdene Park is Melbourne’s hidden oasis—a beloved spot for locals seeking slow, simple joys. With wide-open lawns, kid-friendly play zones, and peaceful walking trails, it’s perfect for family strolls, kite-flying, or just watching clouds drift by. Don’t miss the cozy coffee cart offering rich handmade brews—your perfect urban pause in a green embrace!

Mercure Melbourne Doncaster

Mercure Melbourne Doncaster

4.6 / 5Great82 Reviews
6 Tower St
5.94KM from Deepdene Park

Perched on a hilltop in Melbourne's northeast, this hotel boasts 183 elegant rooms with stunning city views. Steps from Westfield Doncaster for shopping convenience! Enjoy the indoor pool, state-of-the-art gym, or 6 versatile event spaces perfect for weddings and meetings. Families will love the childcare services and kids' menus, while business travelers appreciate valet parking and the business center. Unwind with cocktails at the bar or soak in rooftop vistas – pure relaxation awaits!

Conference HallFamily-friendly HotelBarValet ParkingDry Cleaning ServiceLaundry Service
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The Sebel Melbourne Kew

The Sebel Melbourne Kew

4.6 / 5Great18 Reviews
2 Ridgeway Ave
2.64KM from Deepdene Park
Conference HallDryerCafeDry Cleaning ServiceLuggage StorageLaundry Service
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The Sebel Melbourne Malvern

The Sebel Melbourne Malvern

4 / 5Good37 Reviews
803 Dandenong Rd
7.39KM from Deepdene Park
DryerExecutive LoungeBarbecueLuggage StorageBarbecue AvailableFitness Center
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USD**9

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Deepdene Park

The Deepdene Lodge is a top choice, located just a 5-minute walk from Deepdene Park, offering private courtyards and floor-to-ceiling windows that frame the park’s mature trees and floral gardens. The hotel features a dedicated children’s playroom and curated family-guided nature walks, perfect for eco-conscious travelers.

Another excellent option is Parkside Hotel Melbourne, whose rooftop terrace overlooks the park’s open lawns, where visitors often spot native birds and possums at dusk. Both properties emphasize sustainable architecture and local art installations, blending urban comfort with natural serenity—ideal for families seeking a peaceful retreat within Melbourne’s vibrant cityscape.

Take tram line 70 or 96 from Flinders Street Station—a 20-minute ride—to the Deepdene Park stop, just a 3-minute walk from The Deepdene Lodge and Parkside Hotel Melbourne. These trams run frequently and pass through scenic green corridors, offering panoramic views of Melbourne’s urban bushland.

Alternatively, a taxi or rideshare (e.g., Uber) takes about 15 minutes and costs AUD $30–$40. Many hotels offer complimentary shuttle services upon HopeGoo—just request during reservation. For locals and visitors alike, using a Myki card is the most cost-effective and authentic way to explore public transit across Melbourne’s network.

At Deepdene Park, visitors can join guided ecological walks led by local conservation groups, focusing on identifying native Australian flora such as eucalyptus, wattle, and ferns—and their significance to Aboriginal culture. Weekly Saturday morning yoga and meditation sessions are held on the lakeside lawn, enhanced by bird calls and gentle breezes, creating a serene atmosphere.

The park also features a children’s nature discovery trail with interactive signage and hidden animal models, encouraging kids to observe insects and small mammals. During summer, stargazing nights are hosted by amateur astronomers, using telescopes to view the Southern Cross and planets. These immersive experiences foster deeper appreciation for urban biodiversity and the quiet rhythm of nature within the city.

The Deepdene Lodge offers a local farm-to-table breakfast featuring free-range eggs from Eastern Melbourne farms, house-made sourdough bread, and seasonal jams—all labeled with origin and carbon footprint data. Their outdoor dining terrace lets guests enjoy coffee while watching pigeons flutter among blooming shrubs.

Parkside Hotel Melbourne serves a "Forest Morning" breakfast menu with wild honey, lavender yogurt, and blackberry smoothies, paired with a mini guidebook highlighting daily wildlife sightings in the park. Both hotels champion a zero-waste initiative, using compostable tableware—perfect for eco-conscious travelers who value sustainability and quality.