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About the Property
UniLodge Toowong accommodation is at 29 Archer St., Toowong, 4066, Australia. It has a range of studio apartments that are specifically designed for students. The University of Queensland is just a 6-minute drive. Also, it is a popular option for SAE Institute students, just an 11-minute drive from here.
This Toowong student accommodation is just 4 km from Brisbane CBD. The neighbourhood is located between Mount Coot-tha and the Brisbane River. It houses a population of 12,556 people. Most of them are young. You will find a mix of both professionals and students. Plus, everyone comes from a diverse background. There are residents from China, India, England, France, Malaysia, and more. Thus, you will easily find food from different places. So, being away from home becomes a bit easier.
Brisbane student accommodation is much more affordable than Sydney and Melbourne. Surrounded by parks, riverside walks, nature, and weekend getaways surround these apartments. For students, there are events like the City Welcome Festival and the International Student Friendship Ceremony. There are good internship opportunities. UniLodge Toowong is the first step towards this wonderful city. You get top-notch facilities and a good quality of living.
Features
UniLodge Toowong reviews are great. The students love the apartments, the staff, the facilities, and the overall vibe. The studios range from Twin Studios to Studio Long Internal. You get your private room and bathroom. There is a shared kitchen. So, you get your privacy, and you can also share your chores. The kitchenette comes with a microwave and fridge. So you can make quick meals or heat up food.
The fridge can store your perishables and snacks. You get a complete study station. It includes a study chair, desk, bookshelf, desk lamp, and pinboard. All of these are given to make your study sessions more comfortable. The rooms have high ceilings with windows and blinds. The windows are great for fresh air. You also get a king single bed for a comfortable sleep. The apartments are safer with the fire alarm.
UniLodge Toowong is the best Brisbane student housing. This is because of the many common amenities it includes for the students. For all your meals and snacks, there are kitchens, vending machines, and barbecue grills. There are community events held every now and then. Plus, a TV lounge with building-wide wifi is enough to keep you entertained. There are social spots like the courtyard and outdoor rooftop area for multipurpose use.
UniLodge Toowong has a supportive front desk with a multilingual staff. You can do your laundry easily with the coin- or card-operated laundry and ironing board. No need to haul your dirty clothes down the roads to a laundrette. Along with the parking, you get access to the bicycle storage. UniLodge Toowong maintains security with its CCTV surveillance system. Also, it has an after-hours emergency staff in case there is any need. Your bills include water, electricity, wifi, heating, and residential life programmes.
Location and What's Hot?
The Brisbane Boys' College and TAFE Queensland (Southbank Campus) are within a 15-minute drive of UniLodge Toowong. There are many convenience stores available in the area. For groceries or housing essentials, you can go to The Source Bulk Foods Toowong and Fruity Capers. For medicines and such, you can visit TerryWhite Chemmart Toowong and Infinity Pharmacy Toowong.
When hunger strikes, you can go to Nando's. Grill'd Burgers serves you some greasy hamburgers. Amidst a busy day, there is no better respite than a hot, steamy coffee. You can get both at Paris Play Cafe and Lumen Cafe Lounge. There are some amazing pubs and bars with active evenings. They are good for socialising, relaxing, or enjoying a tasty drink. The Royal Exchange Hotel is a famous hangout spot for students living around. Then there are also the Walrus Club and Regatta Hotel. What’s more, all these amazing places are near UniLodge Toowong.
Brisbane also has some well-known tourist attractions. You can plan a day and start with your exploration. The Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is the oldest and largest koala sanctuary in the world. You can cuddle with koalas and feed kangaroos. You will also encounter wombats, dingos, platypuses, and many other animals. Besides this, it is a good place for a picnic. The city centre holds the world's largest subtropical garden. It is called the Roma Street Parkland. It also has themed gardens, waterfalls, walking trails, and colourful flower beds. The Queensland Gallery of Modern Art is a famous contemporary art museum. Artists from Australia and Asia showcase their collections here. Its architecture and riverside views are a plus!
Commute
Toowong has a well-connected bus and ferry network. UniLodge Toowong also has stations and stops nearby. Benson St at Toowong, stop 14, and High St at Toowong Village, stop 23, are the closest to you. You can catch a ferry from Regatta or Guyatt Park. Besides this, the closest train station to you is Toowong Station.
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Room Types (9)
Twin Studios
Studio Long
Studio Long Riverview
Accessible Studio
Studio Deluxe Riverview
Studio Long Internal
Common Amenities
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Payment Policies (5)
- Booking DepositThis property requires booking deposit.
- Security DepositThis property requires security deposit.
- Pay In InstalmentThis property offers flexible instalment plan.
Cancellation Policies (2)
- Cooling Off PeriodThis property offers cooling-off period.
- Other cancellation policiesGeneral cancellation policies may apply to this property.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have insurance?
The landlord’s insurance does not provide cover for the tenant’s possessions. (note: it is strongly recommended the tenant takes out contents insurance to adequately cover their possessions).
What kind of contracts does this property offer?
They run long-term leases however pending on availability can sometimes offer shorter stays.
How does my mail get to me?
They have letterboxes behind the reception desk and accept letters and parcels on your behalf. Reception will contact you when they have a parcel for you to pick up, otherwise feel free to call passed reception and check your letterbox for any mail for you during office hours.
What do I need to buy before I can move in?
They offer Bedding and Kitchenware packs for purchase.
How close is the nearest supermarket?
200m (4 min walk via the overpass).
Is there extra storage outside my apartment?
No there is not, if you have items that you wish to store you will need to contact a local storage service provider.
How do I connect to the internet?
The Internet provider can be contacted at any time if you are having issues with the connection of your internet and have been through the troubleshooting guides.
What is a Condition Report?
Upon arrival, they must prepare a ‘Condition Report’, which records the property’s general condition, including fittings and fixtures, and present you with 2 paper copies of this Report when you come to collect your keys.
Review and, if necessary, add your comments to the ‘Condition Report’. You must return the report to the property management within three business days of moving in and you should keep a copy of the ‘Condition Report’ until the end of the tenancy.
The ‘Condition Report’ is a very important document, as it can be used as evidence if there is a dispute about who should pay for cleaning, damage, or replacement of missing items, particularly at the end of a tenancy.
You may want to take photos of your apartment at the start of your tenancy to further show the condition.
The owner may claim some or the entire bond for cleaning, damage, or replacement of missing items at the end of your tenancy. If the ‘Condition Report’ stated that the work was required at the start of the tenancy, or the items were not listed, it can help you prove the bond should be returned to you.
What does an Internal Room mean?
Internal simply means it is facing in on itself as this is a “U” shaped building or it faces Toowong Village.
Studio Low Floor. What does that mean?
That is for a Low Floor Studio Apartment, from Levels 1-11.
What are their check-in times and days?
Residents may check in Monday to Friday from 10 am to 6 pm.
Do they offer after-hours check-in?
Contact their after-hours-on-duty Residential Advisor.
What is the process for arranging an after-hours check-in?
Once you arrive at the property you will find the phone number of the Residential Advisor at the door. Please call that number and the after-house Residential Advisor will assist you with your check-in process.
Do I need to be classified as a student for the entirety of my contract with property management?
Yes, to be a resident at this property you need to have a current and valid student ID from the date you apply for your room and throughout your entire stay as per the dates on your contract agreement. Please contact reception if you have any questions.
Can I stay for shorter than a Semester?
For short stay, please contact.
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Student Accommodations in Brisbane
Brisbane Student Accommodation
Getting the perfect student accommodation in Brisbane may not be easy since students tend to search for convenience, closeness to universities, and availability of necessary services. Although on-campus uni off-campus accommodation Brisbane is possible, there are limited places that become full very fast, prompting most students to go for off-campus student apartments Brisbane. Amber makes it easier to look for student accommodation in Brisbane, where the process is stress-free with full support. Students have the choice of numerous student rentals in Brisbane to suit their needs, whether self-contained studio apartments for greater autonomy, shared flats for a social environment, or en-suite rooms that offer private space with shared facilities.
Amber offers personalised services, such as verified listings, flexible lease terms, and personalised booking assistance, to provide an easy process for finding Brisbane student accommodation. There are numerous accommodation Brisbane options for foreign students who are conveniently located close to leading institutions such as the University of Queensland and Queensland University of Technology (QUT) in order to cut down on travel time. There are a number of off-campus Brisbane student housing options, such as UniLodge Herston by UniLodge, and Scape Tribune by Scape. The off-campus student Brisbane accommodation includes modern amenities such as shared lounges, study areas, and gyms to promote comfort and productivity.
About Brisbane
Brisbane, sitting atop Australia's east coast, is a lively center for learning and culture. With more than 2.5 million residents, the city balances perfectly cosmopolitan grit with a relaxed environment. From its beginnings as a penal colony in 1824 to the captivating atmosphere it enjoys today, Brisbane has history and contemporary style intertwined. Imagine South Bank Parklands for Saturday and Sunday hangouts, long walks along the Brisbane Riverwalk, and the beautiful Brisbane Botanic Gardens as your favorite study break spots.
Australia's leading universities, such as The University of Queensland (UQ), Griffith University, and Queensland University of Technology (QUT), put Brisbane on the global education map. With a QS score of 8, Brisbane is highly ranked for higher education and innovation. UQ is famous for its innovative research, and Griffith University provides state-of-the-art programs in a nurturing academic environment. Brisbane's education scenario is not merely for studies; it's also a city to construct a career in, with more than 80% of graduates employed, proof of a healthy job market. The city also comprises 21.7% foreign students, with undergraduates constituting 70%, postgraduates at 25%, and research students at 5%.
Safety? Yes! Brisbane is highly ranked as a safe city, giving students peace of mind and making it a wonderful place to live and study. In the Crime Index 2025 by Numbeo, Brisbane comes in with a Crime Index of 36.88, demonstrating a low rating for crime, and a Safety Index of 78.97, showing high safety. The city also has a Quality of Life Index of 144.56, ranking among the best cities in the world for quality of life.
Best Student Accommodation in Brisbane
When moving abroad, students often consider key factors like affordable and cheapest student accommodation in Brisbane, including amenities, and popular local spots. The city offers a range of student rentals in Brisbane, from ensuite and non-ensuite rooms to private apartments and shared spaces. To simplify your search, here is a compiled list of the best student accommodation in Brisbane city options, each packed with amenities and close to major universities. From on-site gyms and study areas to lively social lounges, find your perfect home in one of Australia’s most student-friendly cities.
Affordable Student Accommodation In Brisbane
Student life outside home has its advantages and disadvantages, and having to budget is usually at the top of the list. Accessing affordable student accommodation in Brisbane that's within your institution and with basic amenities is also very crucial. In aid, below is a comprehensive list of the most affordable student accommodation in Brisbane. The price for each international student accommodation in Brisbane varies from AU$179 - AU$700/week and is crafted to suit students' requirements.
3. University Park Accommodation
4. Scape Regent
Best Areas To Live In Brisbane
Brisbane's suburbs are ideal for students wanting the perfect blend of convenience, affordability, and atmosphere. Here's a quick rundown of the best places to live in Brisbane to keep in mind when searching for Brisbane student accommodation.
1. West End
Just 10 minutes (2 km) from the University of Queensland (UQ), West End is an artsy area with cosy cafes, vintage shops, and diverse food spots. It’s easy to get around with public transport, and you’re close to uni and the city’s best hangouts. A great pick for those who love a creative, lively vibe.
2. South Bank
Just 10 minutes (2 km) from Queensland University of Technology (QUT), South Bank mixes culture and chill. Imagine green parks, art galleries, and river walks. And on top of all that, plenty of hip cafes and restaurants to choose from, perfect for students who wish to sample some culture after a lecture.
3. Fortitude Valley
Only 15 minutes (3 km) from Griffith University, Fortitude Valley is the center of Brisbane nightlife. Bars, live music, or shopping, there's always something going on. It's afforded students wanting a combination of city life and enjoyment.
4. Kelvin Grove
Just 10 minutes (3 km) away from Queensland University of Technology (QUT), Kelvin Grove is more mellow but still totally connected. It's got parklands and a relaxed vibe, with uni and the city close at hand. Perfect for students who prefer to study in quietude but remain within reach of everything.
5. New Farm
Approximately 10 minutes (3 km) from QUT and UQ, New Farm is a laid-back area with beautiful parks, river walks, and adorable cafes. It's right in the thick of things for the city but has a more relaxed atmosphere, which is ideal for enjoying uni life balanced with time out.
Room Types Available In Brisbane
Brisbane has diverse student accommodations for various lifestyles and budgets. From social living spaces to your studio's sole privacy, there is something for all. Here's a brief overview of room types available for off-campus Brisbane student housing:
1. Ensuite Rooms
Ensuite rooms provide you with the privacy of your own bedroom and bathroom, shared kitchen, and living areas. This style of student accommodation in Brisbane Australia is perfect if you desire your own space but wish to socialise in shared facilities.
2. Non-Ensuite Rooms
Non-ensuite student flats Brisbane are a cheaper alternative, providing a single bedroom with shared kitchens, bathrooms, and living areas. These Brisbane student flats are ideal for students who desire a personal sleeping and study space but are not particular about common facilities.
3. Studio Apartments
For complete privacy, Brisbane studios have your own bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen. It's all yours! No shared living areas, so the ideal option for those who prefer solitude and independence.
4. 1-Bed or 2-Bed Apartments
These apartments provide individual bedrooms in addition to a shared bathroom, kitchen, and sometimes a living room. Perfect for students who enjoy the concept of having their own room but yet still want to share common spaces with that one person.
5. Shared Apartments
In shared apartments, you’ll have your private bedroom, but the kitchen, bathroom, and living areas are shared with roommates. These private apartments for rent Brisbane are a good option for students who want their own space but enjoy connecting with others in the shared spaces.
6. Private Rooms
Private rooms provide you with your own room with the basics such as a bed, desk, and usually an ensuite bathroom. You have the advantage of privacy and autonomy, as well as still being able to utilise common communal spaces for social interaction.
Cost of Living
Understanding the average cost of living can assist students in making smart financial planning. The monthly living cost in Brisbane is usually between AU$1,800 and AU$3,500, depending on your lifestyle and private student accommodation in Brisbane options. The following is a summary of the average per day cost to assist you in budget management:
1. Rent: AU$ 1,100 - AU$ 2,400 monthly
2. Groceries: AU$ 300 - AU$ 500 monthly
3. Transport: AU$ 130 - AU$ 220 per month
4. Utilities: AU$ 150 - AU$ 270 per month
5. Eating Out: AU$ 180 - AU$ 350 per month
6. Leisure & Entertainment: AU$ 100 - AU$ 300 per month
7. Miscellaneous Expenses: AU$ 80 - AU$ 200 per month
Student Travel In Brisbane
Brisbane provides a range of convenient and inexpensive transport options for students, and it is easy to discover the city on a daily basis from student accommodation in Brisbane. From commuting to your university, visiting friends, or experiencing the city's famous landmarks, traveling around Brisbane is trouble-free. Various student discount cards available in Australia will reduce transport costs even further! Here is an outline of your primary commuting options and estimated costs.
1. Trains
Trains are ideal for traveling longer distances, especially if you are going to outer suburbs or suburban areas. For one trip within the city zone, the price usually ranges from AU$3.00– AU$5.00. Brisbane's central station, Brisbane CBD, is an important terminal that links you with several train lines.
2. Buses
Buses provide an excellent means of public transport around the city, particularly for short trips. Prices typically vary between AU$2.00 – AU$4.00. Student accommodation in Brisbane tends to provide convenient proximity to bus stops, allowing you to easily access both the university and popular locations.
3. Ferries
For a beautiful ride to work, catch a ferry! Individual ferry trips over the Brisbane River cost between AU$4.00 – AU$7.00, depending on the direction of travel. Ferries are ideal for students living in student accommodation in Brisbane CBD, as they offer a convenient means of getting to South Bank and other riverbank sights.
4. Trams
Brisbane's light rail network, also known as trams, offers a convenient and fast means of gettingaround the inner city. A single journey by tram usually costs AU$2.50 – AU$4.00. Trams can be used by students to get to various parts of the city from uni off-campus accommodation Brisbane in seconds.
5. Cycles
Cycling has become a popular choice in Brisbane, with many bike lanes making it safer and easier to get around. Whether you’re renting or using your own bike, renting a bike typically costs AU$10 – AU$25 per day. With beautiful routes like the Brisbane River Loop, it’s an eco-friendly and enjoyable way to travel.
Student Lifestyle and Tourist Attractions In Brisbane
Brisbane is the city for students! It’s got that perfect balance of chill vibes and non-stop. From serene parks and city views to killer food spots and buzzing nightlife, there’s never a dull moment here. If you’re ready to explore, here's a gist of the best things to do in Brisbane. Brisbane's food scene is low-key fire. For a little street food adventure, check out Eat Street Northshore, imagine food trucks, fresh atmosphere, and food coma-worthy goodness. For the best cafes in Brisbane for coffee lovers, try Alfred & Constance in Fortitude Valley for quirky atmosphere and scrummy eats. The Standard Market Company is cafe heaven, with yummy morsels and a lively vibe. At sunset, the city truly gets going with Brisbane nightclubs. Feeling like sipping cocktails in style? The Tiny Tea Room is cossy but hip, ideal for a relaxing night out. For fans of live music, The Tivoli is where indie bands play and good times roll. Or, if you're looking to vibe out with a relaxed crowd, go to The Zoo for indie music and hip nights.
Brisbane's chock-full of festivals and events year-round. If you're an arts lover, you can't miss the Brisbane Festival, where you might see music, theatre, or outrageous performances. The Brisbane International Film Festival will appeal to all film buffs. For the top tourist attractions in Brisbane, such as QAGOMA (Queensland Art Gallery & Gallery of Modern Art) has all the modern and Aboriginal art you'll ever need.
Brisbane is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts. Spend your weekends at the South Bank Parklands, where you can enjoy tropical gardens, a lagoon-style pool, and breathtaking views of the riverside. If hiking is your thing, the Mount Coot-tha Lookout provides breathtaking views of the city. For a chill atmosphere, Kangaroo Point Cliffs offers great places for a picnic or a relaxed study session.
Top Universities In Brisbane
Brisbane is an excellent destination for students, with its world-class universities, outdoor lifestyle, and culture. Here's a glance at the top 3 universities in Brisbane and their QS rankings:
1. University of Queensland (UQ)
UQ (QS Rank #46) is Australia's top university, renowned for its research and diverse courses. Being only 7 km from Brisbane city centre, it's ideal for students who seek high-quality education and an awesome campus life. For accommodation near the University of Queensland, Scape South Bank and Scape Tribune provide easy access to the campus.
2. Queensland University of Technology (QUT)
Situated in the middle of Brisbane, QUT (QS Rank #194) has innovative programs, particularly in tech, business, and creative arts. Student apartments close to QUT, such as UniLodge Herston and Iglu Kelvin Grove, are perfect for students who want to be near campus and the city attractions.
With a QS ranking of #270, Griffith University is a cultural institution famous for good arts, social sciences, and music courses. Student accommodation near Griffith University comprises University Park Accommodation and Scape Regent.