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Together · Melbourne

in Australia 🇦🇺 ✉️

coliving complex
⛪️ suburban
🏙 city
🧲 hub
🚪private from €690/two-weeks
sleep
private rooms fromfrom €690/two‑weeks
🛖 studios
🛁 ensuites
🧺 cleaning
work
⌨️ non-ergonomiceither or both proper desks and chairs missing, though a workspace is separated allowing focus
⌨️ workroom
🪑 basic bedroom desk
community
🎪 occasional events
🏨 allows short staysfine for a workation, but if there's high guest turnover community cohesion reduces; what is coliving?
navigate
🚌 transittram 86, Osborne/Plenty; bus 513, Panch Health/Bell
home
🧑‍🍳 mealsonsite restaurant
🧹 housekeeping
relax
🌷 garden
🏊 poolheated
🏋️ gym
plus
👯 teams
join
🚫 exclusionsdeposit
Booking

Reviews  please interpret other's opinions per your own needs and values

Loved staying here while setting myself up in Melbourne - You have your own space with everything you need while also having the choice to socialise at events or in the cafe/bar. The helpful staff made my stay even better.
They're supposed to be for long-term stays and for people moving to Melbourne, but it's the opposite of that. There aren't even cups or coffee or things you'd get in a normal hotel. Like, I've been in the UK for four years. Just got home with my life in a 23kg suitcase, and I got in at 2 am after a 36-hour flight with mad delays, and there are no cups in the hotel that's meant for long-term stays? WHAT SENSE DOES THAT MAKE? You at least should have the bare minimum that other hotels have for short-term stays. GIVEN THAT'S YOUR ENTIRE BRAND. There is no soap in the bathrooms, which is disgusting. They have kitchens, but nothing in them. You can't even make a coffee because there's no coffee maker. The price is mad for what you get. I paid $169 a night for the middle of nowhere. The cafe is never open, and there's no decent coffee or shops around here. My post was never delivered. They told me they bin it or return it. LIKE MATES, YOU HAVE MY CONTACT INFORMATION. EMAIL ME. DON'T THROW OUT MY APPLE OR AMAZON PACKAGES. Also, my credit card came to this address, and I never got it, that card was stolen and had fraud, which makes me think they throw out our post, and the homeless get it because someone tried to spend all this money at the bottle shop. EXACT OPPOSITE OF ITS MARKETING. THEY MADE IT SO HARD FOR PEOPLE MOVING HERE. Throwing out someone's post or packages when it includes information from banks or the government is crazy without contacting them when we are literally in the system, and you make us give you our information. Why do you collect our information? I have to get emails from now until the end of time from ya, but you can't do basic customer service with sensitive information. THINK! IF you want to please the people who stay for the purpose of relocating, what do those people need? We probably aren't bringing mugs, glasses or forks across the country, mates. Having to apply to get your bond back is a predatory practice. Very misleading. If they were honest and said we don't do anything, and you have to bring everything like you're going damn camping, people won't feel so misled.
Booked a room here and it was a disaster from the start. The room smelt like cooked food and I could clearly hear conversations from the people next door. I went straight back downstairs and explained I wasn’t going to stay. I was told my deposit would be refunded on the spot. That was over a week ago and I’m still waiting. No replies to my emails, no answers on the phone. On check-in there was only one staff member, which made the whole process drag on for over an hour. On top of that, I paid for parking that wasn’t applied correctly and had to waste time sorting it out the next day. Overall, a complete shambles. I’ll now have to physically go back to the venue just to chase my deposit and refund.
The receptionist who works late nights on weekends has been rude to guests. He uses his phone while on duty and looks angry at guests during check-out. It’s unprofessional and really affects the guest experience.Shoutout to Harold for being nice and helpful during my stay
Loved my stay here! The room was super clean, the staff were so friendly, and the vibe of the hotel just made everything easy and relaxing. Would definitely come back!
Together Co-Living Melbourne is a great place to live — the facilities are modern, well-maintained, and the community vibe makes it feel welcoming. On top of that, the staff really make a difference, especially Joe, the Duty Manager. He’s approachable, professional, and always ready to help residents with anything they need. Joe goes out of his way to make sure everyone feels comfortable and supported, which makes living here even better. Highly recommend both the property and the team!
The location is great ,the service is ok,and the staff is great however they need to train their night staff,the one on Friday and Saturday late nights more better,me and my partner felt he was rude and didn’t have basic courtesy. He is the only hotel receptionist we have seen using a phone and being on call while working.And he was being more authoritative in his approach as if guests are a burden.The hotel needs to train their staff better and set better standards We would have definitely complained about him to the management,if we didn’t have a flight .
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