Hi, we’re Hometime. Passionate hosts since 2015, we are proud to welcome guests to our unique collection of homes across Australia and New Zealand, which we care for on behalf of their owners. Each of our properties is equipped with everything you need for a five-star experience, and our team of local hosts is committed to making sure your stay is exceptional. Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions about our homes, or if we can help in any way. We look forward to hosting you! The Hometime Team

This contemporary, newly renovated stay is well-appointed with modern conveniences and elegant furnishings that thoughtfully reflect this stylish arts precinct. When you're not sampling the many nearby eateries, you’ll find everything you need in the sleek, open-plan kitchen and dining area to prepare and enjoy meals at home, including a four-seater dining table and a dishwasher for easy clean-up. Head to the living area to end the day in air-conditioned comfort with a movie on the sofa, or simply take in stunning views of the Melbourne skyline captured by floor-to-ceiling windows. When it comes time to retire, the light and airy bedroom boasts the same sweeping views and includes a queen-size bed with side tables and reading lamps, while mirrored built-ins offer a feeling of spaciousness. Before climbing into bed, refresh in the pristine bathroom which is immaculately appointed with a modern vanity, shower and complimentary toiletries. A washing machine and dryer are an added convenience, you can also make use of WiFi and a dedicated workspace during your stay.

Perfectly located on renowned Collins Street at the heart of the CBD, all the attractions of the city are on your doorstep, including laneway bars, restaurants, shopping and beautiful heritage buildings around Bourke Street and Little Collins Street. Melbourne's main transport hub, Southern Cross Station, is less than 10 minutes’ walk, while you can reach the nearest tram stop – within the free tram zone – in two minutes. Other attractions include the National Gallery of Victoria, Crown Casino, Queen Victoria Market, and the State Library.