Back in the first half of the century, St Kilda was one of the most fashionable suburbs of Melbourne with grand homes and grand people. Today, it is enjoying a resurgence. Opposite the apartment is Albert Park where the Grand Prix racing is held every year, a great place to take a stroll around the lake, stopping at one of the lovely cafes along the way for coffee. You will also find a very handy convenience store opposite the apartment. During the day the streets are lined with people drinking lattes; at night they’re buzzing with clubbers and night owls making the most of the pubs, bars and clubs often featuring international bands or DJs.
The sand is raked daily by especially imported cleaning machines, and dogs are banned from the beach from Nov 1 to Apr 30, except for a small section north of the yacht club, where they are permitted year round. During the day the streets are lined with people drinking lattes; at night the clubbers come out to play.
These accommodation apartments are close to all the action that St Kilda has to offer. The apartments are ideal for both business executives or corporate travellers staying in Melbourne for a short or long term. Brand new, contemporary, clean, friendly and secure hostel accommodation located right in the heart of the St Kilda, raising the standard of backpacker accommodation in Australia. We are just a hop, skip and jump away from the beach, nightlife, pubs, cafe’s, restaurants and boutique shops in one of the coolest inner city suburbs in Melbourne.
Right across the beach you can watch the sky surfers. Just a short 2 block walk to Famous Fitzroy Street cafe and restaurant strip. The surf, it seems, is always up. But, he says, “I keep on finding more and more new beaches in New Zealand. According to Surf Life Saving Australia, public “bathing” in Sydney was once restricted between the hours of 6 a.m. That’s when the city’s seaside councils lifted their bans, clearing the way for sexy beaches to come into their own?even if it took a century.
Nearby Acland Street is a bustling, vibrant street with an eclectic mix of restaurants, wine bars and continental cake shops. During the day the streets are lined with people drinking lattes; at night they’re buzzing with clubbers and night owls making the most of the pubs, bars and clubs often featuring international bands or DJs. Acland Street is known for its recreational areas with restaurants, shops, hair room salons all this along the beach of St Kilda. St Kilda is a suburb located around 7 km south-east of Melbourne.
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