Looking for a reasonable short stay apartment or reasonable hotel suite for 3 adults in Melbourne for lst week in October which it turns out is school holiday time. Want to stay under $200 night. Any suggestions appreciated.
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I haven't been there yet, but after a lot of research and correspondence with the building, I booked a room at Cube Serviced Apartments. They're rated #2 on TripAdvisor under Specialty Lodging.
In February, we're staying at "About Henry's", a 3 bedroom, 1 bath house in North Carlton. http://www.abouthenrys.com.au/
Hope it's as good as it looks and sounds!
Sue
We stayed here a few years ago. It was fairly well located.
And a reasonable price too.
Apartments were good.
http://www.albertheights.com.au/
Muck
I stayed at the Mantra Southbank last year, which is a hotel / serviced apartment set up, so you get a dining room / breakfast room downstairs, and our room had a kitchen, lounge room, bathroom and separate bedroom. I expect there are other configurations. It was very convenient for our small family. It is a short walk to the Yarra, and you can cross the footbridge to Flinders St Station and from there get into the city (main shopping precinct) easily. There is also a small supermarket about 500m down the road, and a parking garage if you bring a car. There is also a small shopping centre nearby (not groceries but restaurants / boutiques) on the banks of the Yarra.
http://www.mantra.com.au/victoria/melbourne-and-surrounds/melbourne/accommodation/hotels/mantra-southbank/
Lavandula
You could try Citadines or Punt Hill Apartments. They are both chains and have a few locations in the city. We haven't stayed at any in Melbourne but stayed at Citadines in France and they were fine.
http://www.punthill.com.au/
http://www.citadines.com.au/#/apart-hotel
Kay
If you haven't booked anything yet you could also try these Melbourne short stay apartments, http://apartmentalkira.com.au/
We were there last year at around that time and had a ball - nice and central to everything and not too pricey.
I've also stayed at Punt Hill and they were good too.
Thanks to every ones help I did get one book.