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Down by the Dockside at Grand Mercure Apartments At the western end of the Melbourne CBD, Docklands is a dockside hub with plenty of local residents and visitors to keep it buzzing day and night |
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One of Melbourne's most prestigious inner city precincts, New Quay at Docklands is the location of swanky Docklands Apartments Grand Mercure. With over 200 contemporary designed, fully self-contained apartments, Grand Mercure offers 1, 2 or 3 bedroom apartments featuring breathtaking views over Victoria Harbour, marinas and the city skyline. Additionally, 3 bedroom VIP suites are also available for those wanting a little more luxury. The apartments are dispersed throughout the five towers of New Quay: a group of truly individual properties which are unique, stylish and sophisticated. |
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| Each luxury apartment includes a spacious lounge and dining area with flatscreen TV and DVD player. Air conditioning, internal laundry, private balcony and security intercom are all standard features of each apartment. Fully equipped kitchens with European appliances will satisfy the most demanding of gourmands who like to eat in. But with over 25 Docklands restaurants right at your doorstep why would you bother? Step outside your Docklands apartment and you'll find the choice of entertainment overwhelming. There's award winning Indian and Moroccan; authentic Malaysian and Cambodian; modern Australian; traditional Italian and Mediterranean; modern Japanese; fresh seafood and much much more. Take away outlets cater for those wishing for something casual. Those looking for a quiet bar for a late night drink won't be disappointed either. Allumbra Bar is located waterside for late night partying, while the Lounge or James Squire Brewhouse has plenty of cosy banquettes to while away the hours with friends. |
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But Docklands is not just about wining and dining, though it offers this in abundance. There is actually plenty of entertainment for all ages. The open air piazza has enormous screens which show live events like the Olympics or other large sporting events. During the summer, there's free outdoor movies on the big screen, just bring your own blanket! There's also an ice skating rink, boat cruises and plenty of parkland and open space for casual meandering. In November 2008, the biggest star of all, the Southern Star Wheel opens to the public. Standing 120 metres above the footpath, the Southern Star Wheel is a stunning addition to the Melbourne skyline that will boast some of the most spectacular views over the city, Port Phillip Bay and beyond. |
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