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"Very clean and staff very helpful."

"The Langham is a magnificent hotel and the staff are brilliant . Unfortunately a building next door is being demolished and the resulting noise is very annoying ( started drilling at 7.25am finished at 5.25pm. The hotel staff tried their best but the noise is a big problem . However it won’t stop us staying there in future "

"This is a tastefully decorated hotel nestled in a vibrant area and walking distance to main attractions, shopping and restaurants. We were greeted by the warm and welcoming atmosphere created by the remarkably friendly staff. Throughout our stay, their attentiveness truly made a difference in our experience. Our room was spacious, comfortable, clean and well-appointed for relaxation after a long day of exploring. Overall, if you're looking for a modern hotel with a fantastic location and exceptional service, this is the place for you. "

"Staff was very helpful and accommodating to our needs. Hank"

"Great bed great breakfast great heated pool"

"Great location, comfortable rooms"

"This was elegantly designed. A warm welcome for the weary travellers. I thoroughly enjoyed my rest and streaming. A walk out and you were in the city. The only disappointment was checking out. The lady had not a smile and looked like she was bored. . The rest were professional and warm. I will definitely recommend this to anyone who wants a lovely rest "

"Great place to stay. "

"This hotel can't be beat for so many reasons but there are some unique features that you should be warned about. First, the good: The location is great. It is right downtown, walkable to everything and within steps of every type of public transportation, including a half block from the the Southern Cross hub that is the destination point for SkyBus, a direct line from and to Melbourne's airport. The staff was super approachable and helpful. It is clean and quiet. The breakfast was outstanding, providing many choices with an abundance of delicious food. Now about the quirks: as you walk through the glass entry doors on the ground floor, you'll find a well-appointed hallway with a sitting area . . . but no reception. Tiny signs tell you to go to the second floor using one of four elevators. Believe me, everyone misses the signs, they need big block letter signs directing you to the second floor. The bathrooms in each room are essentially smoked glass enclosures that provide no light or noise barrier. So if you don't mind a complete lack of privacy in the bathroom, the arrangement can work for you. . . . . but not for most people, including couples of over thirty years. Watch out for the elevators, they sometimes require you to use your key card to operate and not infrequently, you'll find yourself whizzing many floors past your room before you break the code. We highly recommend this hotel because the pluses far outweigh the minuses but beware of the quirks"