Zagame's House
A 5-star CBD hotel with an all-day Australian kitchen
About this hotel
Zagame's House pairs 5-star accommodation with a restaurant program built to run all day, brunch, lunch, and dinner service on Australian cuisine, and a breakfast spread wide enough to cover continental, à la carte, vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free preferences without a special request. Rooms come with air-conditioning, private bathrooms, and modern amenities, and a fitness centre and bar round out the on-site facilities. The nine-minute walk to Melbourne Central Station puts the wider CBD, its laneways, shopping, and trams, within easy reach, and the location near Melbourne Museum adds a cultural stop within range for guests mixing sightseeing with the hotel's own dining program. Free WiFi runs throughout, and the overall feel favors a property where the restaurant is a genuine draw rather than a fallback for guests who don't want to go out.
- All-day Australian restaurant
- Wide breakfast selection
- Fitness centre
- 9 min to Melbourne Central
Our take
This suits travelers who want a 5-star CBD base with a genuinely flexible all-day dining program, particularly groups with different dietary needs given the breakfast range. The nine-minute walk to Melbourne Central Station keeps the wider city easily reachable. Guests chasing a pool or spa circuit should look elsewhere, the amenity focus here is dining and fitness rather than wellness.
- Try the à la carte breakfast at least once, the vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free range is broader than most CBD hotels offer.
- Book a lunch or brunch slot at the restaurant even on a day you're not dining in for dinner.
- Use the nine-minute walk to Melbourne Central Station as your main way into the wider CBD rather than a taxi.
Why we love it
- All-day Australian dining, brunch through dinner
- A breakfast spread covering most dietary needs
- A nine-minute walk to Melbourne Central Station
- 5-star rooms with modern amenities
Why guests love itZagame's House is a city hotel rather than a family resort, and I would book it with children for one reason: breakfast. The options span continental, à la carte, vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free, which makes mornings easy for families with dietary needs. The restaurant serves Australian cuisine for brunch, lunch and dinner, and Melbourne Central Station is nine minutes away for days out. There is no pool listed. A 9.1 rating across 2,009 reviews is strong.