57 Flinders Lane
First Class Modern Hotel
25 kms to the nearest airport (melbourne airport) 1 km to the nearest station (flinders street railway statio) 1 km to the nearest fair site (melbourne exhibition centre) 6 km to the nearest beach
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generalPunthill Manhattan offers quality apartment hotel accommodation with a distinct warehouse style reminiscent of New York living and offers easy access to Melbourne's famous shopping, dining and theaters. Federation Square and sporting venues are within walking distance.
lobbyThe hotel has a very small lobby.
exteriorThis is a modern apartment building.
restaurantThere is no restaurant on the premises but there are many cafes around. Chinatown is also a few blocks away where you can easily find authentic Asian style cafes and restaurants.
roomsTheir unique and modern warehouse style 1, 2 & 3 bedroom serviced apartments in the Melbourne CBD offer a full range of facilities that have been designed to cater to your every need. The 1 Bedroom apartment are modern with a queen bed (Twin beds can be requested). Maximum occupancy is 3 and the third guest can be accommodated on a sofa bed. The 2 Bedroom apartment are also modern with 1 queen bed and 2 single beds. Maximum occupancy is 5 and the third guest can be accommodated on a sofa bed. Spacious 3 Bedroom Apartment feature a Queen Bed and four Single Beds. Full kitchen and laundry facilities are offered in all apartments. The apartments are great with a warehouse style feel.
locationLocated within the heart of the Melbourne CBD near the stylish and trendy Paris end of Collins Street, Punthill Manhattan offers quality apartment hotel accommodation with a distinct warehouse style reminiscent of New York living. Punthill Manhattan provides you with easy access to some of the most renowned locations in Melbourne CBD. The main transport hub of Melbourne, Flinders Street, is a short walk away and provides access to trains and trams that make getting your way around Melbourne that little bit easier.
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