The Hotel: Serviced Apartments Melbourne - Mason

Offering a convenient Brunswick East location, within easy reach of Princes Park, Melbourne Zoo, and the University of Melbourne, Mason Serviced Apartments invite holidaymakers for a self-contained holiday in one of their modern units. The apartments constitute a good starting point for exploring the city as they are well-connected to the transportation links. Guests can also take advantage of a parking and laundry facilities available on site.

The apartments all boast a sitting and dining area, and a kitchen equipped with a dishwasher, microwave, toaster and refrigerator. After a full day of sightseeing, guests can unwind on the sofa in front of a flat-screen TV.

Room Details

One-Bedroom Premium Apartment

• Bed type: One King bed
• Standard/maximum occupancy: Two people

Two-Bedroom One-Bathroom Deluxe Apartment

• Bed type: Two double beds
• Standard/maximum occupancy: Four people

Two-Bedroom Two-Bathroom Executive Apartment

• Bed type: Two double beds
• Standard/maximum occupancy: Four people

The Area: Melbourne, VIC

Dubbed Australia’s fashion capital, Melbourne boasts a strong coffee and café culture and a solid array of boutique fashion stores. Spend the day wandering between the cafe-lined alleyways, shopping for boutique and vintage clothes, and discovering hidden galleries and rooftop bars. Pack a romantic picnic and spend another day relaxing among the flowers and leafy trees in Botanic Gardens. A stroll along the Yarra River also provides plenty of photo opportunities.

From Richmond, the CBD lies only a short drive away and tempts keen shoppers and foodies alike. Shopping fanatics can keep themselves entertained with a trip to Collins Street, a luxurious strand housing local markets, galleries, boutiques and cafes. Often regarded as Australia’s premier street, Collins Street is the domain of historical Victorian-era architecture, luxury boutiques including Prada, Dior and Cartier and the financial district of Melbourne. Head to the ‘Paris end’ of the street for a look at ancient buildings, all holding onto memories of former days while still staying poised for daily tourists’ photo snaps.