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About the Property
Yugo Berkeley Street, located at Berkeley St, Melbourne, 3000, Australia, is an ideal student accommodation in Melbourne, located just a short drive from prominent educational institutions such as The University of Melbourne, TMG College, Trinity College, Kent Institute Australia, and the Australian Centre of Further Education Pty Ltd. This prime location makes Yugo Berkeley Street a highly sought-after choice for students seeking convenience and comfort, as it provides all the basic amenities necessary for a comfortable stay with room types such as non-ensuites, ensuites and 3B. Melbourne is renowned as one of the best cities for students for numerous reasons. The city is a hotspot for various esteemed universities, including the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Melbourne Institute of Technology and many more. These institutions attract a diverse student population from all over the world, contributing to Melbourne's status as one of the most multicultural cities in the country. This diversity enriches the student experience, providing a vibrant and inclusive environment.
Melbourne is also home to a plethora of attractions and iconic landmarks that students can easily visit from Yugo Berkeley Street. The cost of living in Melbourne is relatively lower than in other major Australian cities like Sydney, making it an attractive destination for students. Additionally, Melbourne is consistently ranked as one of the most liveable cities in the world due to its excellent public transportation system, high-quality healthcare, and vibrant cultural and social life. The city's thriving cultural scene is another highlight, with numerous festivals, music events, museums, and galleries to explore. Melbourne is also famous for its cafe culture, offering a wide range of cuisines and culinary experiences. Students at Yugo Berkeley Street can easily immerse themselves in this lively atmosphere, with convenient public transportation links providing easy access to all parts of the city.
Living at Yugo Berkeley Street means that students are perfectly positioned to take advantage of everything Melbourne has to offer.
Features
Yugo Berkeley Street student accommodation is located in Melbourne, is the perfect student accommodation with a wide range of room amenities, common features, and other conveniences designed to cater to students' needs. For shared living, there are 6-bed townhouses, 3-bed apartments, and even top-floor options, offering plenty of choices to suit your preferences. In terms of room amenities, you can expect fully furnished spaces with comfortable beds, living area with TV, desks, and chairs for the comfort of students. Each room also boasts a modern ensuite bathroom and a contemporary, fully equipped kitchen which can help students to spend a satisfactory life at these student apartments Melbourne since it provides premium kitchen appliances. All these rooms are air conditioned so that you can relax in all the temperatures. Common amenities embrace the heartbeat of communal living – an on-site residence and maintenance team always ready to assist, a skyline terrace crowned with the sizzle of BBQ delights, study room and study area that whisper wisdom, cozy study pods cocooned in knowledge, a games area where camaraderie meets competition, a gym for fitness freaks, and tranquil chill-out pods that cradle dreams. This off campus Melbourne Uni accommodation welcomes you with a captivating entrance that sets the tone for your amazing student life. In addition to the community spaces, you'll find communal kitchen where culinary adventures unfold, a laundry to keep your wardrobe game strong, and exclusive access to University Square study areas and an outdoor terrace that beckons for relaxed study sessions under the open sky. Safety is a top priority with 24-hour CCTV security, key access, and CCTV cameras throughout this private student accommodation Melbourne. Plus, Infinity Place is conveniently located near major universities, making it an ideal choice for students seeking comfort, security, and proximity to academic institutions.
Location and What's Hot?
There are various universities near Yugo Berkeley Street, like the University of Melbourne, Trinity College, TMG College, Kent Institute Australia, and Ozford Australia! Living at Yugo Berkeley Street means living a short walk away from Central Melbourne, which is one of the best cities in the world! You are close to all the fun that is happening there. You will find various restaurants, cafes, clubs, parks, beaches and more! On a cool day, you can visit the various beaches in Melbourne to catch a breeze or take in the sun on a sunny day, like St Kilda Beach, Port Melbourne Beach, and Sandridge Beach. You can visit a few attractions close to Student Living on Cobden, like Luna Park Melbourne, a theme park, and SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium. You can even visit various tourist attractions in the city, like Melbourne Skydeck, Shrine of Remembrance, Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria - Melbourne Gardens, and Queen Victoria Market. After roaming the entire day, you might work up an appetite, and Melbourne is heaven for all food lovers. There are plenty of restaurants near Yugo Berkeley Street, like Barkly's Kitchen, which offers some of the best Italian food in the city; Tom Phat Restaurant, where you can find some great Southeast Asian food; Hanoi Rose, a restaurant which is known for some delicious Vietnamese food. The best part is that many are close to Yugo Berkeley Street Melbourne. There are also plenty of bars and clubs you can visit if you want to party all night right next to Yugo Berkeley Street, like The Bergy Seltzer, Prince Alfred Rooftop & Bar, The Cornish Arms Hotel, Wolfs Lair, Amelia Shaw Bar, which offers some great cocktails. There are various things to do in Melbourne, and the best place to live in Melbourne is definitely at Yugo Berkeley Street!
Commute
Travelling from Yugo Berkeley street won't be much of a hassle since various modes of transport are available right outside this Melbourne student housing. Travelling from one point to another is straightforward in Berkeley Street, and the neighbourhood is well-serviced by public transportation. You may get the bus at Melbourne University/Pelham St, which is a short walk away, or Lincoln Square/Bouverie St, which is also nearby. There are also a couple of tram stops nearby; the nearest is Pelham St/Elizabeth St Tram, similarly, the Haymarket/Elizabeth St Tram stop is only a short stroll away.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a viewing take?
It usually takes between 15 and 30 minutes to tour student accommodation in person. However, virtual viewings are also available! They can show you around via video call—Zoom, Skype, FaceTime, WhatsApp, you name it. Just let them know what works best for you when booking.
What will I see at the viewing?
They will show you examples of the different room types available and are happy to answer any questions you have about the local area, building facilities, or anything else about the student accommodation.
Who can live at the student accommodation?
If you're a full or part-time student enrolled at a recognized educational institution, they’d love you to come live with them. They will need to see a copy of your Confirmation of Enrolment or Acceptance Confirmation from your institution as part of the booking process. If you are an international student, they will also need a copy of your visa.
Is there an age limit for booking with the student accommodation?
It depends on the property! Student Accommodation Perth City & University Square both accommodate under 18 students, provided it’s been confirmed by your university. Student Accommodation Berkeley Street is over 18 only.
Are all the rooms the same?
While all of their rooms benefit from the same high standards, modern style, and great features, there are different types of apartments, sizes, and views. The apartments are priced to reflect these differences as far as possible. If you're unsure, it's best to contact them so they can talk you through the options and help you find your perfect room.
Can I choose who I live with?
You can choose to live with your friends by selecting the same apartment when you book with them. Please note, this is subject to availability, so it’s best to book early to avoid disappointment!
Do I need to pay a deposit/bond?
Yes, when you book, you are required to pay a 2-week deposit to reserve your room, which will go towards your rent. You are also required to pay a bond (equivalent to 4 weeks rent) before checking in. This will be registered with the RTBA (VIC), RBO (SA), or the DMIRS (WA) and held as a security deposit for the duration of your stay. It will then be refunded at the end of the tenancy provided you have no outstanding rent, damages to the room, or cleaning fees. If there are any damages to your room when you leave, you may be charged.
Do they provide single-gender only accommodation?
All of their properties are mixed genders but are automatically split into single male or female apartments. If you would like to live with friends of mixed genders, they are happy to house you together. If you identify your gender, you can select your preferred apartment. However, this is subject to demand and flat availability, so they recommend getting in touch as early as possible with any requests.
Can I personalise my room?
As long as you are able to return it to its original state on check-out, you can personalise your room. Otherwise, you will be recharged for any damages.
Where can I smoke?
Smoking or vaping is not allowed inside your residence, including common areas like rooftop terraces. However, you’re free to smoke outside of the building.
Can I keep a fridge in my room?
Additional fridges are only allowed in your room if they are for the purpose of storing prescribed medication.
Can I bring a pet?
They love fluffy animals, but unfortunately, tenants are not allowed to bring pets into the building.
Are there any social events for residents?
They host socials all year round for you and your roommates to enjoy, from spiritual and cultural get-togethers to fitness events and much more.
If I don’t get on with my new roommates, can I change rooms?
They want to ensure you love your experience living with them. If you find you’re not getting on with your new roommates, it may be possible to change rooms subject to availability. Get in touch with your resident team for more information. You will also be charged an admin fee to change rooms, which will only be waived if there are extenuating circumstances.
What happens if something in my apartment breaks or doesn’t work?
Their friendly maintenance team is always on hand if something in your apartment breaks or doesn’t work. Just fill in a maintenance request form, and their facilities assistant will get to it as soon as possible.
Can I have friends or family to stay?
If you are in a shared apartment, you cannot have any overnight guests. If you are in a studio apartment and are happy to share your double bed, you can have a guest for a night or two. They have a strict policy regarding guests sleeping on the floor due to fire safety regulations.
Are the social spaces always open?
Yes! Common spaces are all open 24/7. You can also book the space if you would like a guaranteed time.
Is Wi-Fi included?
Yes, they offer high-speed Wi-Fi as standard in all rooms, and it’s also available in their social spaces and communal areas.
What appliances are included in your apartment when you arrive?
All apartments are fitted with a dishwasher, fridge/freezer, oven/microwave, and certain ones with a cooktop. Other appliances may depend on the type of room or residence you book with.
Vacuum cleaners, mops, irons, and ironing boards are available to hire free of charge at all of their residences.
Where do I do my washing?
They have on-site laundry facilities for you to use whenever you need them during your stay.
What equipment is in the gym?
The residences that include a gym on-site have free weights and/or weight training equipment, cardiovascular equipment, and yoga mats. Some of their properties also have fitness suites with more specialized equipment or dance/yoga studios!
Can I have parcels delivered to my building?
Their reception team is always on hand to accept your parcels and signed-for items, so you never miss a delivery. They’ll also send you an email reminder when your package is ready for collection.
Who is responsible for cleaning?
They look after cleaning in the communal spaces. You are responsible for cleaning in your apartment, along with your roommates if you have them. They offer a cleaning service; contact them for more information.
How secure is the bike storage?
Most of their bike storage is inside their secure properties, so only residents can gain access. However, in some residences, their bike storage is outside on campus and, where possible, away from the main streets. In all cases, they recommend using a secure bike lock for extra security.
Is there parking for students on-site?
Some of their residences have parking on-site for you to use during your stay with them. Check their residence pages or get in touch for more information.
Do I need to do anything before I arrive?
Before you check-in, there will be documents available for you to complete on the portal. This includes all the information you need to know regarding building rules, fire safety, post & parcel disclaimers, etc.
If you have not completed this prior to your arrival, you will not be able to check-in and will be asked to complete it at reception before collecting your keys.
What documents do I need to check-in?
Before you arrive, they will ask you to upload some documents to the Student Portal. They will need to see a copy of your Confirmation of Enrolment from your institution and a copy of your Passport or other official ID. If you are an international student, they will need a copy of your visa.
What time can I arrive?
You can arrive any time after 2 pm (except in Adelaide, where you can check in at any time throughout the day) on the day your contract starts. There is an option to select your arrival time on the portal after you have completed your booking. Out-of-hours arrivals are possible, but please make sure you have completed all documents and payments for your booking and made arrangements with the team.
Can I bring family and friends with me when I move in?
Yes! Family and friends are welcome to help you move into your new home; however, they ask you to be mindful of other students.
Do I need to bring my own bedding and kitchen equipment?
Yes, bedding and kitchen equipment are not included in your room as standard. If you have booked a short stay, you can request bedding.
Can I move in before my contract starts?
In many cases, they can allow people to move in early at a daily rate, but you will need to contact the residence team to check if your room is available and change your contract to your new start date.
Where can I park when I’m unpacking?
When your move-in date approaches, they’ll be in touch to advise where you can park nearby to unload your belongings.
How do I pay rent?
If you select to pay your rent fortnightly, you’ll need to register for Direct Debit before you move in. Then, your payments will be collected automatically when they are due. Easy! If you choose to pay in full, you’ll need to pay with a credit or debit card via the Student Portal.
Can I pay rent by bank transfer?
They ask students to pay their rent by Direct Debit or via the Student Portal as it is safer and more efficient. However, in some instances, you
may be able to pay by bank transfer. Speak to the team for more information.
Are there any extra bills I have to pay?
Utilities, including high-speed Wi-Fi, are all included in your rent, so there’s no need to worry about paying bills on time. The only additional item to pay for is the use of the laundry machines when you do your washing. Parking may also be available at an additional cost; speak to the team for more information.
Can I sublet my room?
No—unfortunately, they do not allow students to sublet their rooms throughout their contract with them. If you find a replacement tenant, they will take care of the paperwork for them to take over your tenancy.
Can I move out early?
Yes—provided you find a replacement tenant for your room, you can get in touch with the team to discuss the details. Admin fees may apply.
Can I pay from an international bank account?
You can pay via the Student Portal with a credit or debit card, which includes international payments. Remember, if you choose to pay your rent fortnightly, you will need to register for Direct Debit, which requires an Australian debit card.
Is there always a member of staff available on site?
They have staff available 24 hours a day, so if you ever have a request, a member of their residence team can help you day or night.
How safe is the accommodation?
All of the entrances to their residences are access-controlled and monitored by CCTV 24 hours a day. All apartment doors are secured with electronic locks operated with a key fob. They also aim to always have resident teams on site should you ever need extra support.
Is the building regularly inspected for fire safety?
The safety of their students is very important to them. They have fire alarm tests and inspections on fire safety practices regularly across all of their residences.
Are there spare rooms for visitors to stay in?
No, unfortunately, their residences are filled to the brim with fun-loving students every year.
Yugo Berkeley Street, 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.