The Nunnery Private Hotel
Hotel in Yarra

In 1944 the archdiocese purchased the building for the Daughters of Charity for 5,732 pounds. A chapel and a confessional were built in a large room on the ground floor for the contemplation and a prayer and later insignificant service were held. Gentleman callers were only allowed as far as the front lounge. In 1989 the Refugee accommodation was discontinued and the Nuns moved to North Carlton to remain their work. In 1990 the Townsend family purchased the building from the Daughters of Charity and established one of Melbourne’s beginning backpacker hostels for young international travelers and called it The Nunnery. Today The Nunnery is regarded as one of the superior backpackers in Australia and has expanded over the years to cater to a greater range of travelers.Now the new Nun’s have backpacker’s accommodation through to BB style accommodation and the curfew is lengthy gone. We have a trivial friendly team at the Nunnery. The team are here are to offer you the best stay ever. The Nuns are all locals who can give you the superior advice on Melbourne. When they’re not helping out the guests they’re checking bookings, cleaning up and dreaming up better ways to assist you. Don’t underestimate the humble housekeeper they are all intelligent internationals that come from far and wide to study and live in Melbourne. GHz is our resident superman, he knows the deposit like the back of his hand, he maintains the buildings and gardens and keeps everything running in tip top shape. Trust us these events are AMAZING! Photos of the Nunnery and it’s lovely guests. The Nuns blog with tips on Melbourne and as healthy as Souls of the Nunnery.

Fitzroy is home to some of the best cafes, restaurants and bars in all of Melbourne (not to mention the coffee) and is home to the artistic, cultural and alternative communities of Melbourne. Finding your way in a massive city like Melbourne can be challenging. There are a number of small towns dotted along the coastline of Phillip Island. The good thing about the Great Ocean Road is that it’s the only main road along the coastline, so you’ll have to try lovely firm to get lost once you’re on it. There are lots of beautiful spots to swim along the Vast Ocean Road. There is a number of free camping spots along the Huge Ocean Road. The release camping spots are often located in the national parks, rather than on the beach or near the main roads, so if you’re driving there try to do it during the day rather than at night when it’s very easy to get lost. Fitzroy has a quirky range of bars and pubs. The Nunnery’s guide to the superior brunch in Fitzroy. They also do cocktails, beer and wine. Good thing there are so many places nearby to grab food prior you go! And gently guide you to the upstairs band room to experience live performances of all the music genres and beyond. If you’re interested in going to a game, tickets to home and away season games are much cheaper and easier to get. To kick it, the player holds the ball and drops it onto his foot, propelling it through the air. If a player, from the equivalent team or the other team, catches the ball, it is called a mark’ and the play stops. If you’re going to a game between two massive teams, the atmosphere is electric and you’ll have a vast time regardless of whether you know what’s going on. You can also get delicious food here it’s a deli, so they serve a range of delicious salads, wraps and sandwiches as well as having a ca menu from which you can order eggs and other breakfast delights. This hip ca serves great coffee, has loads of seating and serves delicious food too. It’s a funky, chilled out deposit with delicious coffee and food. If you’re looking for coffee and cake, this is the place to go. There is a lot of restaurants in Fitzroy that are not fully vegetarian but serve delicious vegetarian meals. TRIVIA Join Andy for an adventure to one of the very nippy local pubs for a quiz, cheap beer and lots of laughs! The Nunnery has a number of options for groups looking to stay in Melbourne. The main segment of the Nunnery consists of two buildings over three floors.