Victoria One Apartment

Overview of Victoria One Apartment

Seventy-five levels, a 271-metre profile above Elizabeth Street, and one self-contained unit reserved for Traveloka guests near the top of it — that's the scale Victoria One Apartment operates at. Golden Age Group completed the tower in 2018 as a 10-level podium of car parking and lower apartments fronting Elizabeth and Franklin Streets, topped by 65 further residential floors, with the top eight of those floors set aside for a residents' club lounge, an indoor pool and private dining and living spaces exclusive to guests on those levels, according to the developer's own project materials. What guests get here is a high-rise residential base in the heart of Melbourne's CBD, not a standard hotel room.

A 4 Star Green Star sustainability rating sits behind the building's everyday feel, backed by a green roof, rainwater harvesting, a solar hot water system and high-performance glazing. That top-eight-floor club lounge, the indoor pool, gym, and private dining and living spaces built into the tower add up to a scale of shared amenity rarely found in a standalone apartment listing — Golden Age Group's materials describe all of it as part of the building itself. Anyone after a residential-style stay with strong CBD connectivity, plus access to that building-wide amenity set, will find Victoria One Apartment sits apart from the area's more conventional hotel stock.

Room Types at Victoria One Apartment

Somewhere between a 42-square-metre one-bedroom and a 160-square-metre three-bedroom — with the building's own figures putting the average unit at around 67 square metres — sits the specific apartment the Traveloka listing actually books. It's a single high-floor unit rather than a menu of selectable room categories, so the wider building stock below is a guide to what that unit is likely to resemble, not a set of options a guest can choose between at checkout.

One-Bedroom Apartments

The smallest and most numerous configuration in the tower, built for solo travellers or couples who want a proper separate living area rather than a single hotel room. Guests should treat the 42-square-metre end of the size range as the realistic floor for this layout.

Two-Bedroom Apartments

The configuration most Traveloka bookings for this listing are likely to resemble, with enough extra floor area for two people to have their own sleeping space — a workable setup for friends splitting a Melbourne trip or a small family.

Three-Bedroom Apartments

A smaller slice of the tower's inventory, running toward the 160-square-metre top end of the size range and best suited to larger groups. Bookings in this tier are also the ones most likely to land nearer the building's upper floors, though which floor any individual unit sits on isn't published and should be confirmed with the host.

Because the listing is tied to one unit rather than the building as a whole, a guest who needs a guaranteed bedroom count, floor, or outlook should message the property or check the live page before paying. Traveloka's own listing separately confirms a 3.5-star rating and the check-in/check-out windows for whichever unit ends up assigned.

Facilities and Amenities

Only the top eight of the tower's 65 residential floors get access to the building's residents' club lounge — a detail straight out of Golden Age Group's own developer materials for Victoria One, and the clearest sign that this isn't a standard, everyone-gets-the-same-thing hotel amenity set. That top-floor lounge sits alongside an indoor pool, a separate gym and private dining and living spaces described in the same developer materials, all built into the tower rather than run as a hotel operation. What Traveloka's listing actually confirms for this specific booking is narrower and unit-level: complimentary Wi-Fi, a 24-hour front desk, an on-site fitness centre and secure luggage storage. Anyone hoping to use the pool, gym or club lounge should check access and conditions with the host directly, since those are developer-described, building-wide extras rather than amenities the booking page guarantees come with every reservation — and access can depend on which floor a given unit lands on.

• Complimentary Wi-Fi (Traveloka-confirmed)
• 24-hour front desk (Traveloka-confirmed)
• On-site fitness centre (Traveloka-confirmed)
• Secure luggage storage (Traveloka-confirmed)
• Building indoor pool and separate gym (developer-listed; confirm access with host)
• Private dining and living spaces within the tower (developer-listed)
• Residents' club lounge on the top eight floors (developer-listed; floor-dependent)

Check-in opens at 2:00 pm and check-out is due before 12:00 pm, per Traveloka's listing. Policy detail beyond these hours — pet rules, smoking rules, and similar — isn't published, so anyone with specific requirements should confirm directly with the host ahead of arrival. This is an individually managed apartment rather than a hotel with a shared reception desk downstairs, so it's worth building a little extra time into arrival plans to coordinate access with the host.

Location and Getting There

Cross the street from Victoria One and you're at Queen Victoria Market — one of Melbourne's best-known produce and shopping markets, reachable on foot with no transport needed for stalls, food halls or boutique shopping. Melbourne Central shopping centre and RMIT University sit within walking distance too, Flagstaff Gardens offers a nearby green space for a walk or picnic, and Southern Cross Station — Melbourne's main regional and airport-bus rail terminal — is also a reasonably short walk from the Elizabeth Street address, useful for travellers arriving from outside the city or heading out on a day trip.

An Elizabeth Street tram stop and a Franklin Street bus stop both sit near the building, with Melbourne Central train station within an easy walk, so public transport across the wider city is close by. Further out, the gallery and gardens district around the Yarra River — including the National Gallery of Victoria and the Royal Botanic Gardens — sits within an easy tram or short taxi ride, giving guests based at Victoria One a workable base for both CBD errands and a day exploring further afield. Travellers flying into Melbourne can compare options and book flights to Melbourne on Traveloka before arranging onward transport into the CBD.

Dining at/near Victoria One Apartment

Bakery stalls, delis and hot food vendors line Queen Victoria Market right across the road, putting a wide range of casual dining and fresh produce within immediate reach. Melbourne's CBD laneway dining scene — one of the city's signature attractions — is also close on foot, running from casual cafes tucked into narrow laneways to well-regarded restaurants along Elizabeth, Bourke and Collins Streets. Guests who prefer to stay in can also use the private dining space described in the tower's own building amenities, though as with the pool and gym, access and booking terms for that space should be confirmed with the host rather than assumed.

For travellers who want to plan more of their trip around the city rather than just the stay, Traveloka's activities and attractions in Melbourne can help fill out an itinerary around the market and CBD dining precincts.

Why Stay at Victoria One Apartment

The address does most of the work here: step outside and Queen Victoria Market is right there, a location few CBD hotels can genuinely match without a tram or taxi ride. Layer on a self-contained apartment layout with a separate living area, and there's simply more room to spread out than a standard hotel room offers — a practical draw especially in the two- and three-bedroom configurations that suit small groups or families travelling together.

The building itself adds a second layer to the case for staying. A 4 Star Green Star sustainability rating and building-wide amenities — an indoor pool, gym, private dining and living spaces, and a residents' club lounge on the top eight floors — go well beyond what a typical serviced apartment offers, even though access to some of these spaces should be confirmed with the host rather than assumed to come automatically with every booking. Where this listing is more of an unknown is guest feedback: with no reviews yet published on Traveloka at the time of writing, first-time guests are largely booking on the strength of the address, the building and the developer's own information rather than prior guest experience, so it's worth going in with that in mind and confirming any specifics directly with the host before locking in a booking.

Tips for Booking Victoria One Apartment on Traveloka

There's no guest review history to lean on yet for this listing, which changes how a booking here should be approached compared with a hotel that already has a track record on Traveloka. With nothing to check against prior stays, the smart move is to treat the live page — not assumption, and not this write-up — as the final word on what's included before paying.

• Because the listing is tied to one specific unit in a 75-level tower rather than a choice of standard room types, message the host to confirm bedroom count and floor level before booking.
• The building's pool, gym and top-floor club lounge are developer-described amenities, not guarantees printed on the booking page — ask the host directly what your unit can actually access.
• Check-in from 2:00 pm and check-out before 12:00 pm apply here just as with a hotel; build any early-flight or late-departure plans around those two windows.
• Expect to coordinate key collection with the host rather than a staffed front desk, since this is an individually managed apartment and not a branded hotel with lobby reception.

Guests who'd rather compare this apartment against other CBD options can also browse other Melbourne hotels on Traveloka to see how it stacks up on location and configuration before booking.

Other Popular Hotels Near Melbourne CBD

Victoria One Apartment is one of many accommodation options in Melbourne's CBD. Here are other well-known properties in the same area, each with a live Traveloka listing, for travellers comparing choices nearby.

Meriton Suites Melbourne

• Hotel details: A large apartment-style hotel on King Street in Melbourne CBD with 298 rooms on one floor, suited to travellers wanting suite-style stays with kitchen facilities.
• Room types: Studio, Studio Suite and Luxury Suite configurations in one and two-bedroom layouts, plus larger Suite options.
• Amenities: Indoor swimming pool, sauna, fitness centre and complimentary Wi-Fi.

lyf on Elizabeth Melbourne

• Hotel details: A 90-room property on Elizabeth Street with a co-living style aimed at both short stays and longer visits.
• Room types: A range of room categories including courtyard-view rooms.
• Amenities: On-site restaurant and coffee shop, shared kitchen facilities, fitness centre and free Wi-Fi.

Citadines on Bourke Melbourne

• Hotel details: A 380-room serviced apartment property on Bourke Street in the heart of the CBD.
• Room types: Apartment-style rooms including executive two-bedroom configurations.
• Amenities: Swimming pool, sauna, restaurant, fitness centre and free Wi-Fi.

Oaks Melbourne on Market Hotel

• Hotel details: A 4-star, 24-floor service apartment property on Market Street with 278 rooms.
• Room types: A range of service apartment room types suited to different group sizes.
• Amenities: Indoor pool, sauna, steam room, fitness centre and meeting facilities.

ibis Melbourne Central

• Hotel details: A CBD hotel on Little Lonsdale Street offering straightforward, functional rooms for city stays.
• Room types: Standard hotel rooms with comfortable beds and climate control.
• Amenities: Fitness centre, on-site cafe, express check-in/check-out and public-area Wi-Fi.

ibis budget Melbourne CBD

• Hotel details: A 7-floor budget-friendly hotel on Elizabeth Street aimed at travellers who want a simple, convenient CBD base.
• Room types: A range of well-appointed standard rooms.
• Amenities: Public-area Wi-Fi, 24-hour front desk and luggage storage.

Whichever property you choose, Traveloka's homepage is a convenient place to start planning the rest of a Melbourne trip.