Here are Melbourne hotels that offer executive/club lounges plus on-site business services (meeting rooms, boardrooms or business centres). I’ve noted the main lounge perks and typical business facilities — book or call the hotel to confirm availability and access rules for your dates.

• Crown Towers (Southbank) — Crystal Club: private check-in, daily breakfast, afternoon tea and evening drinks/canapés; dedicated boardroom/meeting rooms and an on-site business centre. (crownhotels.com.au)

• The Langham, Melbourne (Southbank) — The Langham Club: private lounge access for Club rooms/suites, continental breakfast, snacks and evening canapés, plus an elegant workspace and meeting-room access. (langhamhotels.com)

• Grand Hyatt Melbourne (CBD) — Grand Club Lounge (level 31): panoramic lounge with all‑day refreshments, breakfast and evening drinks; the Grand Club business suite/boardroom and extensive meeting facilities are available. (grandhyattmelbevents.com)

• Sofitel Melbourne on Collins (CBD) — Club Sofitel: private check‑in/out, Club breakfast, afternoon tea and evening apéro; the Club offers concierge and business services (and a complimentary meeting room hour per stay). (sofitel-melbourne.com.au)

• InterContinental Melbourne The Rialto (CBD) — Club InterContinental: private lounge experience with breakfast, evening cocktail hour and business‑friendly amenities (high‑speed Wi‑Fi, pressing, local calls). (melbourne.intercontinental.com)

• The Ritz‑Carlton, Melbourne (CBD) — The Ritz‑Carlton Club: Club Lounge access (multiple daily culinary presentations), dedicated Club concierge and included business services for Club guests and suites. (ritzcarlton.com)

• Hilton Melbourne Little Queen Street (CBD) — Queen Adelaide executive lounge: all‑day refreshments and evening drinks/canapés; the hotel also features multiple meeting/event rooms and business facilities. (hilton.com)

• Melbourne Marriott Hotel Docklands — M Club: executive lounge offering complimentary food/drinks, work nooks, kiosks and a printer; meeting rooms and business services on site. (marriott.com)

• Pullman Melbourne on the Park (East of CBD, near MCG) — Executive Lounge (level 18): lounge breakfast, evening canapés, all‑day refreshments, and complimentary use of a private meeting room (time limits apply). (pullmanonthepark.com.au)

Notes and a caution:

• Park Hyatt Melbourne previously had a Club/Club Lounge, but that lounge has been closed and repurposed for events — Park Hyatt Melbourne no longer guarantees a traditional executive lounge experience. Confirm current status directly with the hotel. (executivetraveller.com)

If you’d like, I can narrow these to a shortlist by neighbourhood (CBD / Southbank / Docklands), rank by meeting‑room capacity, or check which properties currently allow lounge access for elite‑status members vs. paid Club upgrades.