Self-catering accommodation · Victoria · Australia
Across Melbourne, 24 self-catering stays offer kitchens and apartment space, from CBD high-rises to St Kilda beach retreats.
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Heritage Luxury
Melbourne
Heritage-listed five-star with a rooftop pool, a full spa, and rave reviews for its friendly service — right in the heart of Melbourne.
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Central & self-catering
Melbourne Aparthotel
Self-catering apartments with private parking and free Wi-Fi in the heart of Melbourne.
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Pool & kitchen
Melbourne Aparthotel
Spacious apartments near Crown Casino with pool, gym, and free Wi-Fi — a solid base for exploring Melbourne.
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Self-catering
Melbourne Aparthotel
Practical apartments with full kitchens, a handy location near transport, and a 24-hour reception.
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East Melbourne value
Melbourne
Well-priced, self-catering apartments close to Fitzroy Gardens with easy tram access to the CBD.
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City Centre
Melbourne Aparthotel
A classic city-centre stay with kitchenettes and a prime spot near Melbourne's theaters.
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Central apartments
Melbourne Aparthotel
Spacious, well-equipped apartments on St Kilda Road with easy tram access to the city and St Kilda.
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Southbank Apartments
Melbourne Aparthotel
Spacious, well-priced apartments on a quiet street near trams, the Botanic Gardens, and South Melbourne Market.
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Aparthotel near park
Melbourne Aparthotel
A 4-star aparthotel within walking distance of the Royal Exhibition Building, offering apartment-style rooms with kitchenettes and an indoor pool.
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Self-catering apartments
Melbourne Aparthotel
Apartments with full kitchens, free tram access at the door, and a Marvel Stadium-close location.
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Free Parking
Melbourne Aparthotel
Self-catering apartments with free parking, full kitchens, and a location close to shops and transport.
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Central apartments
Melbourne
Stay steps from Chin Chin and a 25-minute walk to SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium, with apartment kitchens and free internet.
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Central & practical
Melbourne Aparthotel
Self-catering apartments in the heart of Melbourne with kitchenettes and a central location.
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Pool & Location
Melbourne Motel
A well-located Melbourne motor inn with an outdoor pool and free Wi-Fi, close to transport and shops.
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Aparthotel
Melbourne Aparthotel
Self-catering apartments in a quiet spot near Queen Victoria Market, with balconies, kitchens and a helpful team.
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City Base
Melbourne Aparthotel
Modern apartments near the city with kitchenette and easy transport links.
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Central & Practical
Melbourne Aparthotel
Well-equipped apartments with kitchens, close to Lygon Street and Melbourne University.
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Southbank apartments
Melbourne Aparthotel
A 33-story Southbank apartment hotel with an indoor pool, a 7-minute walk from Crown Melbourne.
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Beach district
Melbourne Aparthotel
A St Kilda aparthotel with kitchenettes, tram access, and a short walk to the beach.
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Central & self-catering
Melbourne Aparthotel
Spacious self-catering apartments with kitchenettes and free Wi-Fi, a 14-minute walk from the Royal Exhibition Building.
Melbourne
Central Melbourne apartments on Flinders St — a solid, well-reviewed option for city stays.
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Self-catering high-rise
Melbourne Aparthotel
High-rise apartments with kitchenettes, an indoor pool, and paid parking, a short walk from Southbank's riverside dining.
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Self-catering near beach
Melbourne Aparthotel
Spacious self-catering apartments with kitchens and balconies, a short walk from St Kilda Beach and just a tram hop to the CBD.
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Central Southbank
Melbourne Aparthotel
High-rise aparthotel with kitchens, pool, and gym, minutes from Crown Casino and Southbank's dining strip.
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Whether you want a kitchenette for quick meals or a full kitchen for longer stays, self-contained accommodation in Melbourne spans the city. Central options like Fraser Place Melbourne (A$147) and Adina Apartment Hotel St Kilda Melbourne (A$144) offer kitchens and apartment living, while more budget-conscious picks like Tribeca Serviced Apartments (A$119) sit in East Melbourne near Fitzroy Gardens. Many properties include extras like pools and parking—City Tempo - Power St has an indoor pool—and all give you the flexibility to cook and live on your own schedule.
The CBD puts you steps from restaurants, laneways, and theatres, with self-contained apartments clustered around Flinders Street and Collins Street. Fraser Place Melbourne (A$147) sits near Chin Chin and offers apartment kitchens, while Citylights Apartments on Flinders Street is a solid, well-reviewed option. For a classic city-centre stay, Hotel Collins (A$110) has kitchenettes, and Quality Apartments Melbourne Central (A$107) is a central, practical choice. Expect to pay between A$107 and A$147 for most CBD options, with some higher-end stays like Alston Apartments Hotel at A$258.
For travelers who want to cook occasionally without a full kitchen, hotels with kitchenettes offer a middle ground. In the CBD, Hotel Collins (A$110) and Quality Apartments Melbourne Central (A$107) both have kitchenettes, while Mantra St Kilda Road (A$129) and City Tempo - Power St (A$193) provide them further out. St Kilda's Abode By Easystay (A$110) also has kitchenettes and is a short walk to the beach. These options typically cost between A$107 and A$193, with high-rise views and pools at the upper end.
For first-time visitors, the CBD offers the most convenience, with self-contained apartments near major attractions and transport. Tribeca Serviced Apartments (A$119) is a well-priced option close to Fitzroy Gardens with easy tram access, while Winston Apartments (A$141) provide self-catering stays with private parking. Mid-range picks like Mantra St Kilda Road (A$129) and Saint Domain (A$167) balance location and price. The CBD also includes higher-end choices such as Alston Apartments Hotel (A$258), which is a 14-minute walk from the Royal Exhibition Building.
If you're set on the CBD, apartments range from budget to premium. Plum Serviced Apartments Carlton (A$83) is the cheapest self-catering option on this page, near Lygon Street, while Hotel Collins (A$110) and Abode By Easystay (A$110) are also budget-friendly. For a mid-range stay, Quality Apartments Melbourne Central (A$107) and Mantra St Kilda Road (A$129) are practical. On the higher end, Park Regis Griffin Suites (A$222) on St Kilda Road and Winston Apartments Docklands (A$261) offer more space and amenities like full kitchens and indoor pools.
For a standalone self-catering experience, look beyond the city apartments to motels and motor inns. Carnegie Motor Inn (A$123) offers a pool and free Wi-Fi, with easy access to transport and shops. While not a bungalow in the traditional sense, this option gives you a separate, self-contained space. Most self-catering properties in Melbourne are apartments, so if you're after that bungalow feel, consider these suburban motel alternatives.
Typical nightly rates for self-catering stays in Melbourne hover around A$147, with budget options like Plum Serviced Apartments Carlton from A$83 and premium choices like Intercontinental Melbourne The Rialto at A$263.
The CBD is ideal for first-timers, with central apartments like Fraser Place Melbourne and Citylights Apartments close to restaurants and transport. For a beach vibe, St Kilda offers options like Adina Apartment Hotel St Kilda and Abode By Easystay, just a tram ride from the city.
The SkyBus connects the airport to the CBD in about 30 minutes, dropping you near many central apartments. From there, trams and trains cover the city; for northern suburbs like Carlton, take a tram on Elizabeth Street.
Booking 2-3 months ahead is wise for major events like the Australian Open or F1 Grand Prix. For quieter periods, last-minute deals on apartments like Quality Apartments Melbourne Central can be found, but availability at top-rated stays like Fraser Place Melbourne is limited.
Melbourne's self-catering scene is built for long stays and flexible days. You'll find serviced apartments clustered around the CBD, Southbank's riverside towers, and leafy suburbs like East Melbourne and St Kilda. Kitchens range from compact kitchenettes to full cooking spaces, and many buildings add pools, gyms, or parking — making them a practical base for families or week-long trips.
Prices here start at A$119 and rise to A$263, with typical rates around A$147 a night. The cheapest stays sit in East Melbourne and Carlton, while Southbank and Docklands command the top end. Central locations dominate, but you can also wake up minutes from St Kilda Beach and still tram into the city. Beyond the hotels, this page also includes other self-catering property types to widen your options.
This set of self-catering stays suits travelers who want apartment living—kitchens, space, and often extra amenities like pools—while staying in central or beachside locations. It's ideal for families or longer trips where cooking and laundry matter. If you need parking included, a central hotel without kitchen facilities, or a specific star rating, check our hotels with parking, central hotels, or 4-star hotel pages for more conventional options.