Whether it is waking up to the smell of fresh coffee or savoring the first fruits of the season, man's basic senses generates a wealth of information stored within a library of experiences to challenge the most extensive cyclopedias in the world.  Research and study has shown that removing the sense of smell renders one unable to differentiate between an apple and an onion.  Test subjects innocently chomp away without realizing their actions in causing great detriment to their breath.

To provide visitors with sweet memories of their trip, Melbourne luxury hotels package their accommodation with excellent options to experience the city.  Whether one signs up for a weekend getaway or a week-long vacation, many establishments offer complimentary breakfast comprising the best of seasonal local produce.  Freshly baked goodies coupled with protein-laden offerings fill up hungry stomachs in readiness of a busy day ahead.  Alternatively, those leaning towards healthier choices may indulge in fruit cups, yoghurt smoothies and high fibers for lower GI numbers.  Options for lunch and dinner are limitless as the city streets are lined with eateries offering Western, European, Asian, African as well as local and fusion fare.  With so much to choose from, there is nary a hungry soul in sight.

Those possessing a sweet tooth are spoilt for choice as ice cream, gelato and ices of all flavors and toppings threaten to quash the diet.  Since one is on holiday, all caution is thrown to the wind as calories are apparently cancelled out when this confection is coupled with healthy toppings.  Whether fact or fiction, focus is on the food.

To cater to the needs of foodies, Melbourne luxury hotels package various tours to discover gastronomic pleasures of the city.  Armed with a list of recommended spots based on reviews by critics and commoners, food connoisseurs take to the streets as though a tapas trip through Spain.

Whether it is waking up to the smell of fresh coffee or savoring the first fruits of the season, man's basic senses generates a wealth of information stored within a library of experiences to challenge the most extensive cyclopedias in the world.  Research and study has shown that removing the sense of smell renders one unable to differentiate between an apple and an onion.