GRAND MERCURE DOCKLANDS

Grand Mercure Docklands situated at NewQuay and within walking distance to the Central Business District and Telstra Dome.

Grand Mercure Docklands Apartments bring a new style of accommodation into Melbourne. With 185 apartments offering stunning views over the waterfront or city. With spacious interiors and balconies, pool and gym facilities, the apartments are just 20 minutes to the airport.

The Docklands precinct includes restaurants, bottle shop and supermarket, all within walking distance.

100% non-smoking rooms

When planning your stay, we kindly request that you remain aware of other guests staying on your floor. In the interest of all guests and building residents, Docklands Serviced Apartments maintains a strict zero tolerance, no-noise policy and unauthorised parties, group gatherings and functions are strictly prohibited, your co-operation is greatly appreciated as any breach of this policy will result in the offending guests being required to leave the premises and a minimum $1000 breach of agreement fine will be incurred.

You'll enjoy your stay at Grand Mercure Docklands.

24 Hour Reception Bar / Lounge Business Centre Drycleaning / Laundry

Gym / Fitness Centre Lift Non Smoking Floors Parking

Pool Heated Pool Outdoor Restaurant Tour Desk

The Grand Mercure Docklands also offers a self service business centre that includes: free internet access; copying; colour printing; laminating; binding faxing facilities and secretarial services.

Getting to Grand Mercure Docklands;

Trams on your door stop. Minutes walk to DFO Shopping outlets
Coles Supermarket and Southern Cross Station.
By train, Southern Cross (Spencer Street) station is located within Docklands a short walk away, which means that metropolitan, regional and interstate train services are at your door. Take the Bourke Street pedestrian bridge across to Docklands and turn right at Harbour Esplanade and then left at NewQuay Promenade, a 200 metre walk.
By tram, the City Circle Tram provides free and convenient transport to Harbour Esplanade at NewQuay. Alternatively take City Tram 86 from Bourke Street to Telstra Dome and Docklands. Walk along Harbour Esplanade and then turn left at NewQuay Promenade, a 200 metre walk or take Tram 48 from Flinders Street to Docklands Drive, only a 20 metre walk to St Mangos Lane!
By foot, pedestrian access from the CBD is a matter of minutes utilising one of three pedestrian bridges – Collins, Bourke or La Trobe Street. Turn right at Harbour Esplanade and then left at NewQuay Promenade.
By ferry, the Yarra River Shuttle Service connects Docklands with the CBD. This 35 minute ferry trip stops at NewQuay from Yarra’s Edge, Melbourne Exhibition Centre, Crown Casino, Southgate and Federation Square.
By road, from the City take La Trobe or Collins Street extension westward over Spencer Street, turn right into Harbour Esplanade, left into Docklands Drive and left into St Mangos Lane. From the north and west, follow Footscray Road east until it becomes Harbour Esplanade or come over the Westgate Bridge and take the Montague Street/Footscray Road exit, turning left onto Wurundjeri Way, then left into Docklands Drive. From the south and east get onto the Westgate Freeway and take the Montague Street/Footscray Road exit then turn right onto Wurundjeri Way, then right into Docklands Drive.

From Melbourne Airport, follow the Tullamarine freeway, then take the Footscray Road exit and turn right into Docklands Drive. Take the first left into St Mangos Lane.

While staying at Grand Mercure Docklands;

By tram, visit the Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne Cricket Ground, Flemington Racetrack, Melbourne Zoo, St Kilda Beach and Luna Park, Bridge Road & Chapel Street Shopping districts, Melbourne Museum, Shrine of Remembrance.

By foot visit: the Melbourne City Centre; Telstra Dome; Waterfront City; Queen Victoria Market; Melbourne Aquarium; Melbourne Exhibition and Convention Centre; Crown Entertainment Complex and Casino; Royal Botanical Gardens; Entertainment and Theatre District; Restaurant and Café District; Melbourne Concert Hall; Melbourne Observation Desk; China Town; Polly Woodside Maritime Museum; Immigration Museum; National Trust of Australia; Cook’s Cottage; Gold Treasury Museum; and, Koori Heritage Trust Cultural Centre.
By Train, visit Puffing Billy, Geelong and Scienceworks & Planetarium.
By Bus, visit Yarra Valley wineries, Mount Dandenong, Phillip Island Penguin Parade, Daylesford & Hepburn Springs, and Great Ocean Road.
By ferry, visit Southbank and Williamstown, Federation Square, Yarra’s Edge