| Situated along Victoria Harbour in Melbourne's revitalized Docklands precinct, this Docklands accommodation occupies a sleek high-rise with floor-to-ceiling windows showcasing panoramic views of yachts bobbing in the marina.
The property blends industrial-chic design with luxurious amenities, featuring apartments equipped with Smeg appliances and curated local artwork.
A standout feature includes the rooftop infinity pool offering 270-degree vistas spanning from the Bolte Bridge to the CBD skyline.
Gastronomic highlights within 500 meters include Tazio Dining Hall specializing in wood-fired Victorian lamb racks, and Berth Restaurant, a floating eatery in NewQuay Promenade serving seafood platters with freshly shucked Coffin Bay oysters.
History enthusiasts can explore the Seafarers Bridge (800m), an award-winning pedestrian swing bridge with interpretive panels detailing Melbourne's maritime heritage, or visit the Mission to Seafarers Heritage Centre (1.2km) housed in a 1917 Gothic Revival building.
Corporate travelers benefit from proximity to NAB Headquarters (300m) with its iconic twisted lattice façade, and Deloitte Docklands Office (450m) in the Etihad Stadium complex.
The Australian Taxation Office (600m) provides government services in a striking angular building clad in zinc panels.
For fitness, the Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre (2km) boasts Olympic-sized pools, while Docklands Park (1km) features outdoor fitness stations along its waterfront running track.
Reachable via tram routes 11 and 48 from Southern Cross Station (12-minute walk), the property offers direct access to Melbourne Airport via the SkyBus terminal (1.8km).
Cyclists appreciate the Capital City Trail connection (400m) leading to attractions like the Royal Botanic Gardens.
Water taxis from Southbank terminate at NewQuay Pier (150m), providing scenic transit alternatives.
Budget-conscious travelers might consider the Docklands Hotel (900m) with compact rooms near the Melbourne Star Observation Wheel, or Holiday Inn Express Southbank (2.5km) offering complimentary breakfast buffets.
The Ibis Melbourne Hotel (3km) near Queen Victoria Market provides functional lodging with easy tram access.
Guest reviews consistently praise the blackout curtains' effectiveness against city lights and the concierge team's expertise in securing last-minute theater tickets.
Multiple testimonials highlight the convenience of in-apartment laundry facilities for extended stays, though some note variable Wi-Fi speeds in upper floors.
The weekly Docklands Community Market (200m), featuring artisanal cheeses and handmade leather goods, receives frequent mentions as a neighborhood highlight.
Educational institutions nearby include Victoria University City Tower (1.5km) offering vocational courses in its glass-encased campus, and Docklands STEM Centre (2km) hosting robotics workshops for secondary students.
Evening entertainment options range from ArtVo (800m), an immersive 3D gallery, to The Dock (600m), a live music venue specializing in indie bands within a converted cargo warehouse. | 
