Winter discounts now available! See below for details.
Built in 1880 in the heart of St Kilda, 28, Mary Street’s B&B (formerly Fountain Terrace), was restored by former owners, and has recently been refurbished to offer luxury bed and breakfast accommodation in this ideal Melbourne location.
Featuring a stunning collection of contemporary artwork and retaining many original features throughout, the B&B offers an eclectic mix of antique and contemporary furniture. All King, Queen & twin bedrooms have comfortable, luxury beds & bedding, ensuite bathrooms, TV & DVD, wireless internet, mini fridge, central heating/air conditioning and tea & coffee making facilities. For extra space, an upstairs sitting room is available for use by guests, as is the secluded courtyard. A generous continental breakfast, home roasted coffee, and a variety of teas are all included in the room rates.
Located in one of St Kilda’s prettiest tree lined & quietest streets, 28, Mary Street is equidistant to St Kilda Beach and Albert Park. Many restaurants, bars, shops & cafes are all within easy walking distance of the hotel.
Tariffs
$ 175 – $ 220, depending peak or off peak season & on single or double occupancy.
2 nights minimum stay
Christmas/New Year holiday period – 3 nights minimum stay
Australian Open, Melbourne Cup, The President’s Cup and The Grand Prix – 4 nights minimum stay.
Winter Specials/Discount
Receive 10% discount on all room rates when making a booking for June, July or August 2012 PLUS a free room upgrade with a bottle of wine on your arrival. Contact us now for further information at craccommodation@gmail.com
Accessibility
28, Mary Street is ideally located with tram stops (16, 96 & 112) within 300 metres connecting St Kilda to The City, Victoria Market, Melbourne’s many galleries and museums, The Exhibition Centre, The Australian Open tennis championship, Melbourne Cup Racing Carnival events, with Albert Park (home to The Grand Prix) within walking distance.
A visitor’s car park permit is available for the use of B&B guests.
Reviews
See 28, Mary Street’s reviews here.
St Kilda
During the Victorian period, St Kilda became a popular seaside resort due to its close proximity to the city centre but since its heyday it has flourished into a trendy and cosmopolitan suburb of Melbourne.
St Kilda is famous for its food, (Di Stasio, Circa The Prince, Family Lau, Tolano’s, to name a few) and for its entertainment and nightlife. Acland Street is a bustling shopping precinct famous for its cafes, continental cake shops and young fashion, whilst Fitzroy Street is renowned for its restaurants, hotels and bars. The most famous attraction on St Kilda’s beach is the St Kilda Pier built in 1904 and the St Kilda Sea Baths.
A network of tranquil pathways line St Kilda’s scenic foreshore, making it ideal for bicycle riding, rollerblading, jogging and walking. Only metres away, the St Kilda Marina features waterfront restaurants and a public boardwalk. In addition, St Kilda is home to the 6.5 hectare heritage-listed St Kilda Botanic Gardens and the O’Donnell Gardens with its towering palm trees located right next to the famous Luna Park. St Kilda is a discerning, multicultural community who love their suburb and wouldn’t live anywhere else.
To enquire about rates & availability, please email Catherine at craccommodation@gmail.com
28, Mary Street B&B, St Kilda West, Melbourne, 3182
