Luxurious Modern 2 Bedroom 2 Bathroom Apartment

Luxurious Modern 2 Bedroom 2 Bathroom Apartment Overview

I remember pulling up to 127 Murray Street in Caulfield – you know, that quiet pocket of Melbourne’s south-east suburbs, just off Hawthorn Road where the traffic starts to thin out after the city rush. It’s on level 2, so no ground-floor hassles, but honestly, if you’re lugging heavy bags, the stairs might give you a bit of a workout – there’s no elevator that I could spot, which is fine for most folks but worth noting. Anyway, stepping into this Luxurious Modern 2 Bedroom 2 Bathroom Apartment felt like a breath of fresh air after a long drive from the airport. The place is all sleek lines and contemporary vibes, with those big windows letting in heaps of natural light – I mean, on a sunny Melbourne morning, it sort of glows. The living area opens right up to a balcony overlooking the street, where you can hear the distant hum of trams rattling along Glen Huntly Road, but it’s not intrusive; actually, it’s kind of soothing, like the suburb’s gentle pulse.

What really sold me was how lived-in yet polished it feels – not some sterile hotel room, but a proper apartment setup that makes you think, “Yeah, I could crash here for a week.” The two bedrooms are spacious, with queen beds that are comfy enough (though the pillows were a tad firm for my liking – bring your own if you’re picky), and the bathrooms? Spotless, with rain showers that hit just right after a day exploring. The kitchen’s fully kitted out – we’re talking a proper oven, dishwasher, and even a Nespresso machine, which saved me from those overpriced cafes on Kooyong Road nearby. Parking’s street-side and can be a scramble during race days at the Caulfield Racecourse (it’s literally a five-minute walk away, so plan ahead if you’re here in spring for the Cup Carnival – the crowds swarm in). Oh, and check-in was a breeze; it’s self-service with a code, no awkward front desk chit-chat, which I appreciated after jet lag. Noise-wise, it’s pretty peaceful at night – suburban quiet, with maybe the odd dog barking or early birds chirping – but if you’re a light sleeper, earplugs wouldn’t hurt. I wandered down to the local spots like the milk bar on Murray for a quick coffee fix, and it’s only a short tram ride to St Kilda Beach or the city center, about 20 minutes tops.

All in all, for a 4-star spot with a 7.5 rating, it’s solid value if you’re after something more homey than a chain hotel – perfect for families or couples wanting space without the fuss. Sure, it’s not flawless; the Wi-Fi dipped a couple times during peak hours, and the decor’s modern but a bit minimalist if you like cozy clutter. But honestly, waking up to that fresh Melbourne air, brewing your own brekkie, and being smack in a neighborhood that feels authentically local – think tree-lined streets and easy access to parks like Princes Park – made it worthwhile. If you’re visiting for uni stuff near Monash or just escaping the CBD bustle, this place delivers without trying too hard. I’d book it again in a heartbeat, especially off-season when the rates drop.

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Reviews of Luxurious Modern 2 Bedroom 2 Bathroom Apartment

• Exceptional – Lance from Australia – 4 April 2024 (10/10)

• Passable – Michael from Australia – 20 January 2025 (5/10)

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