Modern yet Affordable at Melbourne's Crown Promenade Hotel

Melbourne's Crown Promenade Hotel is a stylish hotel with the affordable price. With modern design, Melbourne's Crown Promenade Hotel gives you the freshy atmosphere during your time in the hotel.

Located in the heart of Melbourne, you can enjoy yourself in leisure activities or if you are visiting Melbourne for business purpose, Crown Promenade Hotel is also a great choice.

Heart of the City : Melbourne's Crown Promenade Hotel

Crown Promenade Hotel is set in the heart the vibrant Melbourne Australia, close to everything you desire during your value vacation.

Directly connected to the exciting Crown Entertainment Complex by airbridge, Crown Promenade Hotel is also close to the CBD, the Melbourne Exhibition Centre and many of the city’s most famous arts and sporting facilities.

Elegant rooms at Melbourne's Crown Promenade Hotel, Australia

Accommodation in Crown Promenade Hotel are elegant. Rooms are spacious with the breathtaking views of the city.

Crown Promenade Hotel boasts 465 guestrooms with splendid designs giving the maximum comfort and convenience.

Among 465 rooms, there are 148 twin rooms (queen, queen), 296 king rooms, 18 studios and 3 luxury suites. Facilities are fully-equipped in those rooms for your highest pleasure.

Fine dining at Melbourne's Crown Promenade Hotel

In term of dining, Mesh restaurant is very well known at Crown Promenade Hotel with the beautiful designed environment for your dining time.

Mesh features 280-seat restaurant serves contemporary bistro food from both delicious buffet or from the a la carte menu. Mesh is the pride of Crown Promenade Hotel.

Crown Promenade Hotel Melbourne also gives you the easy access to major area. The 2006 Vodafone F1 Roadshow culminates in the F1 Experience at the Riverside at Crown in the week lead-up to the event.

The Riverside, with an expected 2.8million footfall traffic is to be transformed into an F1 festival to compete with the Chinese New Year Riverside Celebrations.

Melbourne's Crown Promenade Hotel is at your service any time you visit Australia

Crown Promenade Hotel: 8 Whiteman Street, Southbank 3006 Melbourne Victoria Australia

Australia Swears by New Ad Campaign "Bloody Hell"

SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia launched a new A$180 million (76 million pounds) advertising campaign on Thursday which seeks to attract international tourists by swearing at them.

"Where the bloody hell are you?" asks the new campaign launched by Australian Tourism Minister Fran Bailey.

Bailey said the campaign will target potential tourists in China, Japan, India, the United States, Germany and Britain and would be rolled out in the next few weeks.

It echoes the hugely successful "Put another shrimp on the barbie" tourism campaign of the 1980s, which featured singlet-wearing comedian Paul Hogan and which lured an estimated 250,000 American tourists to Australia.

The new campaign, which can be seen on Tourism Australia's Web site (www.wherethebloodyhellareyou.com), features a series of Australian backdrops.

It begins with characters saying: "We've poured you a beer and we've had the camels shampooed, we've saved you a spot on the beach ... and we've got the sharks out of the pool."

A bikini-clad woman then asks: "So where the bloody hell are you?".

Bailey and Prime Minister John Howard both defended the campaign against complaints about the use of the word "bloody", a mild profanity used to express annoyance.

"It's a colloquialism, it's not a word that is seen quite in the same category as other words that nobody ought to use in public or on the media or in advertisements," Howard said.

"I think the style of the advertisement is anything but offensive but is in fact in context and I think it's a very effective ad," he told reporters in Sydney.

Howard complained last month about the decline of good manners in Australian society, blaming the drop in standards on increasing vulgarity on television.

Bailey said the campaign had been tested in some of Australia's key markets and had been successful, although she gave no details.

"This is presenting Australia as we are. We're plain-speaking, we're friendly. It's using the vernacular," Bailey told reporters.

While the "shrimp on the barbie" campaign attracted thousands of tourists, its crassness caused many Australians to cringe.

It was followed in 1995 by a A$100 million campaign -- then Australia's biggest single marketing and advertising campaign -- which sought to convince the world Australia also had culture.

Bailey said Australia's tourism industry was worth A$73 billion and employed 500,000 Australians.

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Hotel Saville 2 Bond Street - Outstanding Residence in Sydney Australia

A stylish residence with the great location in the heart of Sydney, the five stars Hotel Saville 2 Bond Street Australia.
Set in the prime financial district, Hotel Saville 2 Bond Street is more than a hotel but the complex residence that enables you to discover the essence of Sydney, Australia which is the world's foremost harbour city.

Sydney's commercial spots, boutique shopping area, Sydney Harbour, the Village Rocks and oustanding sightseeing opportunities are just withineasy access to 2 Bond Street as well as the short steps to the Wynyard Station.

Elegant accommodation-Kitchenette

Hotel Saville 2 Bond Street offers the warmth of hospitality which makes you feel like home. The very helpful concierge will give you the great assistance that will impress you while staying in Hotel Saville 2 Bond Street.

Accomodation is various from Studio to Three Bedroom penthouse apartments, very spacious delivering the elegant living in Hotel Saville 2 Bond Street Sydney. Each splendid designed apartment boasts a fully-appointed kitchen. Feeling more like home more with comforts of minibar, daily maid service,washing, tv and more.

Facilities are all at the Hotel. Roof top heated swimming pool and spa after your tiring days. Gym is also available at the your request, a perfect to relieve the stress.

Saville 2 Bond Street address: Cnr George & Bond Streets Sydney NSW 2000 Australia.