None of the eight prints a ride to Station Pier, and none is beside it. By our routing the drives run from 2.1 road miles at Crown Towers to 4.1 at The Como, 5 to 10 minutes with no traffic. The pier has no luggage storage, per Ports Victoria, so the cab carries your bags from the hotel to the gangway.
Sofitel is the only page that names the pier — its question further down sets Accor’s 15 minutes against ours.
The Langham prints airport prices, a taxi from A$70 and a limousine at A$165 for two (a page note on a rise to A$170, dated January 1, 2026, may already apply), and the Westin lists a paid car at A$180 one way. Neither is a ship transfer.
Parking is patchy. Five pages print a price and three print none. Crown Towers gives A$85 with no period, and the Langham’s own note raises valet from A$80 to A$95 from October 1, 2026, a date that has passed.
Down at the pier, Ports Victoria lists limited charged parking in Waterfront Place with no rate printed.
Several pages are short. The Westin, the Ritz-Carlton, Sofitel and Pan Pacific name no pool, restaurant or bar in the text we read, and the Como’s page doesn’t say whether it is open. We write “not stated” where a page does, rather than guess, so phone the hotel about anything you’d be paying extra for.