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About the Property
UniLodge Royal Melbourne, an exceptional student accommodation Melbourne is located at Wreckyn St, North Melbourne, 3051, Australia. Unilodge Royal Melbourne is renowned for its convenience and modern living spaces, featuring a range of room types, including studios and non-ensuites. The Melbourne student accommodation strategic location places it within proximity to numerous educational institutions such as Melbourne Institute of Technology, Kent Institute Australia, and many more, making it an ideal choice for students.
Melbourne, home to UniLodge Royal Melbourne student accommodation, is Victoria's vibrant capital and Australia's second-largest city with 5.1 million residents. The city pulses with cultural energy, perfectly balancing historic charm with modern sophistication. Melbourne's educational heritage dates back to the Victorian gold rush era of the 1850s, which transformed the city into a wealthy metropolis and led to the establishment of numerous prestigious schools and libraries. The city's rich cultural tapestry is woven with influences from waves of immigration, particularly following World War II, which helped shape its current reputation for multiculturalism and diversity. Students living at UniLodge will find themselves immersed in a city celebrated for its world-class coffee culture, hidden laneway art, and diverse culinary scene. UniLodge Royal Melbourne’s location provides easy access to cultural landmarks like Federation Square and the Royal Botanic Gardens. Melbourne's dynamic atmosphere is enriched by major events including the Australian Open and Melbourne International Comedy Festival, while venues like Queen Victoria Market offer authentic local experiences. The city's multicultural character, evident in its diverse population and varied dining options, makes it an ideal destination for international and domestic students alike. The blend of artistic expression, educational excellence, and urban sophistication creates an enriching environment for student life in Melbourne.
Features
UniLodge Royal Melbourne offers many room types such as 5 Bedroom Multishare, Studio, Studio with Terrace, Studio Large with Balcony, NRAS Studio, etc. Each room at UniLodge Royal Melbourne provides students with a thoughtfully designed living space that combines comfort and functionality. The room features a single long bed for restful nights, complemented by a sofa for relaxation. A dedicated study area includes a practical table, and study chair, making it ideal for both academic work and casual activities. The pin board allows students to personalise their space and keep important reminders visible. Natural light and ventilation are ensured through windows that open to let in fresh air, with blinds providing privacy and light control when needed.
UniLodge Royal Melbourne offers comprehensive facilities to enhance student living experience. The property features a convenient coin or card operated laundry, and residents can enjoy access to a fully equipped gym for their fitness needs. The building is secured with security cameras and staffed by an on-site reception during business hours, with after-hours emergency staff available for peace of mind. Students can take advantage of various communal spaces including a rooftop garden terrace for outdoor relaxation, a theatre/cinema room for entertainment, and a music room for creative pursuits. Additional amenities include bicycle storage, a lobby with a concierge lounge, and retail shops within the complex. The front desk service ensures residents receive assistance and support throughout their stay.
Location and What's Hot?
UniLodge Royal Melbourne student accommodation is situated in a lively, safe neighbourhood with a vibrant student community. The central location of UniLodge Royal Melbourne places it within the cultural heartbeat of the city, with educational institutions like The University of Melbourne, RMIT University, and many more readily accessible. One of the best things about this student accommodation is the closeness to the universities in Melbourne
Melbourne offers a wide range of activities, including going to the beach, clubs, and restaurants. The public transport system makes it simple and economical to travel to these locations, while walking and cycling are both options. There are many restaurants including vegan restaurants in Melbourne that have affordable and delicious food near UniLodge Royal Melbourne, like Amiconi Restaurant, El abor, Salt Seafood and Burger Bar, La Porchetta, Sosta Cucina and Gai Wong. Melbourne is also full of bars and pubs to visit like Victoria Bar, Prudence, The Last Chance Rock and Roll Bar, Bobbie Peels, The Drunken Poet and The Courthouse. Many beautiful cafes in Melbourne are also near UniLodge Royal Melbourne student apartments to visit like Thyme Street Cafe, ST Cooper Cafe, Books n Bites Cafe, North End Cafe, Flavour Cafe and Bar, and Avist Cafe. Many tourist attractions in Melbourne are near UniLodge Royal Melbourne to visit and enjoy, like SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium, Melbourne Skydeck, Old Melbourne Gaol, Alandra Gardens, Fitzroy Gardens and Melbourne Museum. Melbourne is also known for its beaches, like Brighton Beach, St Kilda Beach, Williamstown Beach, Half Moon Bay and Mordialloc Beach. There are also plenty of grocery stores and supermarkets nearby like Woolworths, IGA Xpress, Foodworks and Royal Supermarket. For a seamless Melbourne experience with everything at your fingertips, look no further than UniLodge Royal Melbourne student apartments.
Commute
Buses and trains are the main modes of transportation in Melbourne, which has an effective public transit system that links all of the city's major areas.Although they are expensive, there are speedy and secure taxis accessible. It's healthy and environmentally friendly to travel by bicycle or on foot. Students studying in Melbourne have access to a variety of student cards and discounts. The closest bus stop to UniLodge Royal Melbourne student accommodation is Courtney St/Wreckyn St which is a one min walk away and the closest tram stop is Royal Melbourne Hospital/Flemington Rd which is also a one min walk away.
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Cancellation Policies (4)
- No Visa No PayThis property allows cancellation due to visa rejection.View
- Early termination by studentsTermination of the tenancy contract before the end date is allowed.View
- Other cancellation policiesGeneral cancellation policies may apply to this property.View
- Cooling Off PeriodThis property does not offer cooling-off period.View
Payment Policies (4)
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- Security DepositThis property requires security deposit.View
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I go about washing my clothes?
A laundry room with washing machines and dryers is located on the Ground floor of the residency, past the common area kitchens and theatrette.
Payment method: tap and go service for credit or debit cards.
What is the Residential Life Program?
The Resident Life Program is an integrated, contemporary, student life program, run by property for their residents. It is designed to support and bring out the best in each resident through the duties and activities carried out by Senior residents, Residential Advisors, the Residential Life Manager, the Customer service staff, and the General Manager.
Do I have my own kitchenette in my room?
Yes you do have your own kitchenette in a Studio Apartment, or a fully equipped kitchen in a 5 Bedroom Multi-share Apartment.
I have a car, so is there are any car parking?
There's no carparking in the building however limited street parking is available outside the building.
If my visa is not approved do I have to still pay?
If you were not successful in receiving a visa to study in Australia before the commencement of your lease start date, we ask that you write an email requesting cancellation, which must be submitted to the property at which your booking is held within 24 hours of you receiving notification from the Department of Home Affairs, along with the email from the Department of Home Affairs advising your refusal notice to study in Australia. You will then be formally advised that your lease agreement will then be cancelled without penalty.
Where can I find resources to manage my health and wellbeing?
Property has listed a number of resources on their Student Health and wellbeing page.
What do I do if I, or my family need somewhere to stay prior to checking into Property?
If you or your family need somewhere to stay for a couple of nights to a week, or rest your head after coming in from a late-night flight then why not book at Essence Hotel Carlton Offering comfortable rooms that give you the freedom to relax in a place away from home.
What are your check-in times and days?
Monday to Sunday 8am to 6pm.
Do you offer after hours check-in?
Yes, by appointment only.
What is the process for arranging an after hours check-in?
Ensure that you have notified us during business hours of your after hours arrival details so that we can prepare the after hours Residential Advisor who will be on duty. You will need to come down during business hours to do a formal check-in.
How do I pay my rent?
Rent is to be paid as per the Tenancy Agreement and must always be in advance. Payments can be made in the following way:
- Bank transfer into the UniLodge Bank Account.
- Direct deposit at the bank into the nominated UniLodge Bank Account.
- Credit card at the reception desk during business hours (3% surcharge applies).
What's my rent inclusion?
Electricity, gas, water consumption, along with unlimited Wi-Fi internet and membership to our Residential Life Program is included in your rent.
What if I want to cancel my lease agreement?
When considering the premature termination of your Residential Tenancy Agreement, it is your responsibility to:
- Continue to pay all rent charges until a new resident can be secured or the Residential Tenancy Agreement ends, whichever comes first.
- Pay all associated costs including applicable advertising and break lease fees as set out in your Residential Tenancy Agreement.
- In all cases, a departure cleaning fee applies.
Can I cancel my confirmed booking prior to arrival?
The payment of the first month’s rental and other upfront charges is required in advance of your arrival and to secure the booking. This is on a non-refundable basis. Only in special circumstances (with appropriate support documentation) would a refund be considered, subject to the Residential Tenancies Act 1997. In such an instance a cancellation/administration fee equivalent to two weeks' rental plus GST will apply.
What is a Bond?
The Bond is sent to the Residential Tenancy Bond Authority (RTBA) – a government organization and held in trust for the term of the tenancy. The bond cannot be used for rent at any time. The cost of any repairs or excessive cleaning may be deducted from the bond upon departure.
What do I need when first check in to the property?
The items you will receive upon check in are:
- A security swipe card
- A copy of the Entry Condition Report for your unit
- A copy of the Tenancy Agreement
A compulsory induction will be provided on the day of arrival
Can I bring in additional furniture?
The installation of other furniture into a resident’s unit is not permitted unless a written application is submitted to, and approved by property. Every request will be looked at separately depending on the size of the unit and furniture required.
What other services or items are available from reception?
- Printing & photocopying (additional charges apply)
- Vacuum Cleaner (free for the first hour)
- Iron
- Trolley (free for the first hour)
Can I cook in the apartment?
Yes. To ensure the safety of yourself and other residents, you must cook in a responsible manner, using the rangehood exhaust fan at all times. The rangehood is located above your cooktop, make sure it is switched on (you will be able to hear a low sound) at all times – even when you don’t anticipate smoke (i.e. cooking sausages, chicken, even toast!). There is a switch for the stove hob and rangehood which will allow you turn on and off with a flick of a button.
Do I need to clean my room?
Yes. Cleaning and Inspections All Residents are responsible for the day to day cleaning of his or her unit. In addition to this, Property units will also be inspected per the Residential Tenancy Act, after due notice is given, for cleanliness and damage.
Can I store my bicycle?
Bicycle racks are located in the security bike storage room. You are encouraged to use this secure bicycle storage, and not leave your bike outside your room. You are not permitted to leave your bike in your room, as it can cause damage to the wall that you will be liable for. All bikes must be registered with the reception and have a bike ID attached.
Can I have a pet?
This building does not allow pets. Under no circumstances are you are permitted to bring any pets or animals into the building. This includes fish.
How will I receive delivery of my mail and parcels?
All mail and parcels are received by reception and can be collected during office hours (Grocery, meal deliveries, or perishable items will not be accepted by property). Parcels are restricted in size to be no larger than 430 x 315 x 317 mm.
UniLodge Royal Melbourne, Melbourne
Student Accommodations in Melbourne
Melbourne Student Accommodation
Finding independent student apartments in Melbourne can get a little difficult sometimes given one has to consider several factors like distance from the university and grocery stores in the vicinity. Students might opt for on-campus Melbourne student accommodation, however, due to limited availability these options for on-campus accommodation in Melbourne for international students may fill faster. Amber helps students not only streamline the process of booking Melbourne student housing but also offers other services students might require. Off-campus Melbourne student accommodation presents a broad spectrum of living arrangements, including studios for those who prefer privacy, shared apartments ideal for a communal experience, and en-suite rooms that balance independence with shared facilities.
Amber connects you with accommodations that match your preferences, whether you want a lively communal setting or a quiet private space in independent apartments. With personalised support, dedicated booking assistance, and options for flexible leases, amber ensures a seamless housing experience tailored to your needs. Located at a prime distance from popular universities like The University of Melbourne and RMIT University, students studying at these universities will benefit by cutting down on commute time. These independent apartments in Melbourne are equipped with modern amenities such as communal lounges, study areas, and fitness centres, offering a comfortable stay. Some popular options for off-campus accommodation for international students in Melbourne Australia include properties offered by Scape, UniLodge, Student Living, and Student Village.
About Melbourne
Melbourne, located in southeastern Australia, is renowned as a global education and cultural hub. With over 5 million residents, the city is known for its lively lifestyle and rich history, which dates back to the 19th-century gold rush. One will come across several stunning national parks in Melbourne, such as the Dandenong and Yarra Ranges, which provide students with scenic escapes from the city. As one of the world's top study destinations, Melbourne has over 300,000 international students, accounting for roughly 40% of its student population.
The city is home to prestigious universities, including University of Melbourne. Other prestigious institutions include RMIT University, which is known for its emphasis on technology and design, and Deakin University, which is renowned for its innovative learning methods. Melbourne is considered one of the safest cities in the world, contributing significantly to its appeal for students. According to the Safe Cities Index 2021 by The Economist Intelligence Unit, Melbourne ranked within the top 10 safest cities globally. The city has a safety index rating of approximately 74 out of 100, which reflects a relatively high level of safety.
Melbourne ranks among the best cities for students globally due to its high education quality, multicultural community, and quality of life. Hosting more than 2,000 cafes and restaurants, make Melbourne a haven for food enthusiasts. The city’s efficient public transport system and renowned cultural festivals also contribute to a dynamic student experience. All of these factors make Melbourne an ideal place to pursue higher education for international students.
Best Student Accommodation In Melbourne
While moving abroad, students consider several factors like affordability, the surrounding of the Melbourne student housing and other hotspots present in the vicinity of the housing. One might also consider going through the Melbourne Student Housing Guide to make an informed decision. To help you save time and make an informed decision, we have listed some of the options for the best student accommodation in Melbourne. The list also contains a few details including a few amenities, nearby universities, etc, about the off-campus accommodation in Melbourne for students.
3. Scape Peel
Affordable Student Accommodation In Melbourne
Living away from home has its own advantages and challenges students face. Finances being one of the primary factors to consider, it is extremely important to look for student discounts. Additionally, one might also want to consider the affordability of off-campus Melbourne accommodation for students along with other aspects like distance from the university, amenities, etc. Here is a list of some options for cheap student accommodation in Melbourne.
1. La Trobe University - Glenn College
2. La Trobe University - Chisholm College
3. UniLodge @ RMIT Bundoora - Walert House
4. UniLodge Victoria University
5. Carric House
Best Areas To Live In Melbourne
Some of the best areas to live in Melbourne include sub-localities like Carlton, Brunswick, and Parkville. Here are a few details you might want to know about the neighbourhood you're aiming to stay in.
1. Carlton
Carlton has a welcoming culture, including Lygon Street's iconic dining scene. It's ideal for students, as the University of Melbourne and RMIT University are nearby. To get to the Melbourne CBD, take a 10-minute tram or a 20-minute bus ride, or walk for about 25 minutes. The estimated monthly cost of living is AU$ 1,800 - $2,200.
2. Brunswick
Brunswick is known for its artistic vibe and combines old-school charm with trendy cafes and shops. It's close to RMIT and a quick drive to the University of Melbourne. The Melbourne CBD is accessible via a 20-minute tram ride or a 25-minute bus ride. The monthly cost of living here ranges between AU$ 1,600 - AU$ 2,000.
3. Parkville
Parkville, located just steps from the University of Melbourne, offers lush greenery with Royal Park and is ideal for students. The Melbourne CBD can be reached in 15 minutes by tram or 20 minutes by bus. The monthly cost of living ranges from AU$ 1,900 - AU$ 2,300.
Room Types Available In Melbourne
There are a range of student accommodation Melbourne types to fit the budget and lifestyle of any student. There is something for everyone, ranging from communal areas that promote a feeling of community to individual studios for individuals who want independence. Here are some room types available for Melbourne student housing:
1. Ensuites
Private bedroom and bathroom with shared kitchen and living areas.
2. Non-ensuites
An affordable option with a private bedroom and shared bathroom, kitchen, and living spaces.
3. Studio Apartments
Fully self-contained unit with a private bathroom, kitchen, and living area.
4. 1-bed or 2-bed Apartments
These independent apartments provide separate bedrooms and a shared kitchen and bathroom. They often come furnished, with essential amenities.
5. Shared Apartments
Apartments with multiple private bedrooms and shared common areas like the kitchen and living room.
6. Private Rooms
Private rooms provide a personal space with a bed, study area, and sometimes a private bathroom.
Cost of Living
Living in Melbourne is distinguished by its culture, high quality of life, and urban landscape. While the city has a wide range of experiences, knowing the average cost of living helps newcomers budget effectively. The average monthly cost of living in Melbourne is between AU$ 2,000 - AU$ 3,500, depending on lifestyle and location.
1. Rent: AU$ 1,200 – AU$ 2,500 per month
2. Groceries: AU$ 300 – AU$ 500 per month
3. Transport: AU$ 150 – AU$ 250 per month
4. Utilities: AU$ 150 – AU$ 250 per month
5. Dining Out: AU$ 150 – AU$ 300 per month
6. Leisure & Entertainment: AU$ 100 – AU$ 300 per month
7. Miscellaneous Expenses: AU$ 100 – AU$ 200 per month
Student Travel In Melbourne
Melbourne is known for its extensive and accessible public transport network, making it easy for students to navigate the city. Whether you're exploring iconic sites, heading to university, or catching up with friends, the city’s integrated system ensures seamless travel. Melbourne’s transport includes trams, buses, and trains, all linked through a unified ticketing system that promotes efficient transfers. Here’s a breakdown of the main commuting options available near Melbourne student housing and their approximate costs.
1. Trams
Melbourne’s trams are iconic and provide the easiest way to move around the Melbourne CBD and inner suburbs. The Myki card is essential for using trams. The trams cost £20/week for unlimited travel within certain zones. Melbourne’s Free Tram Zone covers most of the Melbourne CBD, where rides are free.
2. Trains
Trains are perfect for travelling longer distances to outer suburbs and nearby regions. The system operates on a zone-based fare. The cost is usually £30/week for standard travel across main zones. The Myki card is valid here, too, for flexible and cost-effective journeys.
3. Buses
Buses connect suburban areas not serviced by trams or trains, operating on a similar fare system as other public transport. A student might spend £15–£25/week, depending on travel zones. The Myki card is also accepted on buses, ensuring easy transfers between modes.
Student Lifestyle and Tourist Attractions In Melbourne
Melbourne is an exciting and student-friendly city that combines an exciting cultural scene with excellent amenities, making it ideal for both academic and leisure activities. The city is known for its safety and welcoming atmosphere, which helps students feel comfortable and secure. Several cafes in Melbourne have introduced local specialties. Let’s dive deeper and know the best places to visit for shopping, green spaces, and more!
Adventure and Green Spaces
Melbourne has a variety of adventure spots, including the Yarra River for kayaking and nearby hiking trails in the Dandenong Ranges. Students can relax in green spaces like the Royal Botanic Gardens or Fitzroy Gardens, which are ideal for picnics and outdoor study sessions.
Shopping
For those who enjoy shopping, Queen Victoria Market is a must-see for fresh produce, unique finds, and low-cost purchases. Fashion, bookshops, and vintage stores abound on trendy shopping streets such as Chapel Street and Bourke Street Mall.
Dining & Nightlife
The city's dining scene is a culinary adventure, ranging from low-cost restaurants in Brunswick to upscale establishments in Southbank. Lygon Street serves iconic Italian cuisine, while food trucks throughout the city keep things exciting for a thrilling night out in Melbourne. Melbourne's nightlife features clubs and music venues in Fitzroy and South Yarra, ideal for dancing or live music.
Cultural Events and Festivals
Melbourne hosts a variety of events, including the Melbourne International Film Festival and the Moomba Festival, which showcase local art, performances, and food. Music fans will enjoy live performances at venues such as The Corner Hotel and Forum Melbourne, which host gigs and festivals throughout the year. You can also go through the Melbourne student city guide to know everything that's the most happening in the city!
Top Universities In Melbourne
Melbourne hosts some of the best universities that offer a very high quality of education. Most of the universities being ranked in the top 100 universities, Melbourne is one of the best destinations to pursue higher education. Here is a list of the best universities in Melbourne along with nearest options for Melbourne student housing.
Just located at a distance of 2km from the Melbourne CBD, this university is the second-oldest university in Australia. If you’re looking to stay at student accommodation near University of Melbourne, Scape Peel and Scape Queensberry are your best bets.
2. Monash University (Parkville Campus)
Monash University's Parkville Campus is well-known for its emphasis on pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences, with world-class research and teaching facilities. If you want to opt for off-campus Melbourne student accommodation near Monash University(Parkville Campus) instead of uni accommodation Melbourne, the best options include UniLodge Park Avenue and UniLodge Royal Melbourne.
3. RMIT University (Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology)
RMIT is renowned for its hands-on learning and strong industry connections, making it an excellent choice for students seeking practical degrees. While studying at the university, consider off-campus Melbourne student accommodation near RMIT University like Dwell Village Melbourne City and Yugo University Square for comfortable and cheap student accommodation Melbourne.
Deakin University, which has campuses in Melbourne and many other cities, provides a flexible and student-focused experience. Off-campus Melbourne student accommodation near Deakin University options like Realm Caulfield offer a variety of living options for students.
5. Swinburne University of Technology
Swinburne is a well-known institution that focuses on technology and innovation while also providing hands-on learning experiences. Consider off-campus Melbourne student accommodation near Swinburne University of Technology like Corporate Living Accommodation Hawthorn and Iglu South Yarra Student Accommodation for convenient access to classes and campus facilities.
La Trobe University is well-known for its diverse community and strong academic programs, making it a welcoming environment for students. Off-campus Melbourne accommodation for students near La Trobe like La Trobe University - Glenn College and La Trobe University - Menzies College offer convenient and cost-effective living solutions.
Victoria University provides a hands-on, career-focused approach to learning, making it ideal for students looking to enter the workforce. If you are a Victoria University student, nearby off-campus Melbourne student accommodations like UniLodge Victoria University and Walsh Residence will ensure your comfort and convenience.