Apartment in Melbourne
Reasons to book
About this apartment rental
Relax high above this thriving city in this chic, modern apartment. Relax in the sauna, take a dip in the pool, or head out to explore the city and get a taste of Melbourne's popular nightlife scene. The Manhattan complex is one of convenience and style with amazing facilities for guests to use. Its location is second to none. The apartment itself is elevated high above the street so there is no traffic noise.
The Space:
This architecturally inspired building is new and is located right in the heart the CBD, with the Docklands, Etihad Stadium, South Bank, Crown Casino within a walk. It is the premier location for any visit to Melbourne: the trams along Spenser St will drop you anywhere in the city within a few minutes and also the funky and vibrant restaurants and cafes of this part of the CBD are literally at your doorstep.
The space includes 2 bedrooms, 1 Bathroom, open plan kitchen with a wonderful entertainers balcony capturing gorgeous northern views.
Each bedroom contains 1 comfortable Queen bed with very high quality mattresses.
The Neighborhood:
The best part of the area is that it is so central. Whether you are visiting the Melbourne Grand Prix, the city, the MCG, St Kilda or even Chapel St Prahran, everything is literally only moments away with the most connected public transport in the city. All located within the free tram zone.
Getting Around:
Tram is usually the most convenient and user friendly way to get to your destination or you can walk to most places from here as well.
Other Things to Note:
PLEASE NOTE: Included amenities are managed by the building management. Occasionally, they may need to close for urgent maintenance or other unforeseen reasons, which are beyond our control. While these instances are rare, we kindly ask you to consider this when making your booking.
We update furnishings and artwork often in our properties to improve and enhance the experience of our guests, so it may not be exactly as depicted on the photos.
