Journal Market Way, Melbourne

Journal student accommodation Melbourne features twin, medium, large, and standard studios. Twin studios offer a shared bathroom, shared kitchen, and a private room, while the other studio types include a private room, private bathroom, and private kitchen. En-suite options include 4B, 3B, junior, and ultimate suites. You will get a private room, private bathroom, and a shared kitchen. Non-en-suites include a private room, shared bathroom, and shared kitchen. All rooms include a double bed, a large opening window, under-bed storage, a desk, a chair, a wardrobe, and secure electronic access. The kitchen includes a convection oven, a two-burner cooktop, and a large fridge-freezer. General amenities include air conditioning, USB Charging Sockets, a pinboard and storage, and high-speed Wi-Fi.

Journal Market Way offers many shared amenities for added convenience. You will have a cinema for entertainment, a journal library, a podcast studio, unlimited Wi-Fi, and A+ study spaces. There are lounge spaces, communal cooking, on-site cafes, a huge games area, a music lounge, and a big social calendar. Gym facilities help you stay fit.

There is a rooftop garden and a zen garden that let you relax and hang out. Journal Market Way is in a prime location and offers 24/7 reception services. You will also find a maker’s space, shared bikes, and on-site laundry. The building is safe and secure, ensuring a peaceful living experience.

Journal Melbourne student accommodation is close to many academic institutions and has a student-friendly vibe. RMIT University - Melbourne City Campus is a 4-minute drive away, and Kent Institute Australia is a 2-minute drive away. The best feature of this student accommodation in Melbourne is its proximity to key facilities. Supermarkets like Aldi and Aikeduo make it easy to shop for groceries and daily essentials. The Royal Melbourne Hospital is a 4-minute drive away. You can buy your medicines from Victoria Market Pharmacy or Medical One Qv. The Australian Federal Police is one of the nearest police stations, and many others are a short drive away.

For a quick coffee break, explore cafes like OKO Cafe, Cafe Court, or Avocado Moment Cafe. Plenty of dining options from different countries are nearby. You will find Khao Man Gai Restaurant, a Thai restaurant; Maha Restaurant, which offers creative Middle Eastern fine dining; Palermo, a popular Argentinian steakhouse; and HongDae Korean Restaurant & Bar. Theory Bar and The Last Chance, a chill music bar with American eats, are perfect spots for a night out.

On weekends and holidays, you can explore more of the city by visiting popular tourist spots. The Melbourne Skydeck is an enclosed viewing deck with city vistas. You can also visit the Melbourne Laneways & Arcades Self-Guided Walking Tour, Parliament Gardens, Fed Square (a contemporary central public space), Webb Bridge, and the Melbourne Central Clock. For shopping, Crescent Tours and Queens Plaza are nearby. Overall, Journal Market Way Melbourne provides a satisfactory student living experience.

Commuting around Journal Market Way is easy due to convenient transit options. Journal Market Way sits within Melbourne CBD's Free Tram Zone, which takes you to the Melbourne Central railway station (a 5-minute walk away) and Flagstaff Station (a 6-minute walk away) for metro trains. There are bike lanes on nearby La Trobe Street, providing bike-sharing options. Melbourne Airport is just a 19-minute drive away. Full-time students can use a Concession myki, and undergraduate international students can save 50% on unlimited travel with the help of the International Student Travel Pass.