Urban Central Accommodation


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Urban Central Accommodation
334 City Road, Southbank, Australia, 3006

Hotel also known as : Urban Central Melbourne, Urban Central Southbank

Urban Central has everything you need for your trip to Melbourne . Central to the city, beach and St Kilda ‘Urban’ is second to none for service, facilities and hygiene standards.

With the option of female, male or mixed sex, all dormitories sleep a maximum of 4 guests. All dormitories offer a free personal locker with your own power point enabling you to charge your phone, ipod, camera, etc knowing it will be secure. Each bed has clean, fresh linen and a towel along with a personal reading light. Full Property Description


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Cancellation Policy

A minimum of 24 hours notice is required by this property for cancellations.

Urban Central Accommodation Facilities :

24 hr Front desk	Dry cleaning / laundry	Tour desk
Bar / lounge	Internet	Disabled facilities
Lift	Smoke free / non-smoking floors	Air conditioned
Pay phone	Colour TV	Cooking facilities
Coffee/tea	Washing facilities

Check In time		Check Out time
2pm		11am

Reception is open 24 hours

How to get to Urban Central Accommodation

From Spencer Street Station walk onto the street you will be on the corner Spencer and Collin's Streets. Heading south get on Tram Number 112 to St Kilda. After a few minutes you will pass Crown Casino on your left followed by a set of traffic lights. When you see a green and yellow 'BP' Petrol Station on your right ring the tram bell to get off at the next stop (Get off at stop 126). You will get off just before the traffic lights (City Road). We are the grey building across the road from McDonalds.

Out and About

Southbank is the area that stretches along the southern bank of the Yarra River. It starts the moment you cross Princes Bridge, turn left and walk down the steps to the river. Southbank was once an old and neglected area, mostly industrial, which has recently been rejuvenated as the heartbeat of the central city area. This has been done by using the Yarra River as a central feature and by introducing entertainment facilities along the river bank. The main focalpoint is the Southgate Arts & Leisure Precinct, which is Melbourne's main entertainment precinct and which has upmarket shops and restaurants, trendy cafes, food courts and a five-star hotel. This area also is the home of the Arts Centre and its theatres, as well as the Hamer Hall (previously Melbourne Concert Hall). At Southgate, a huge emphasis is placed on outdoor eating and sidewalk entertainment. A market is held along the footways at the eastern end of the river bank on Sunday mornings.