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Privacy and extra space are what you’ll get with a stay in two separate, adjacent rooms: a contemporary studio and a comfortable one-bedroom apartment. Plus, relish in Darwin city views from your own private balcony. The one-bedroom apartment features a modern living area with chic furnishings alongside a spacious and fully-equipped kitchen with a full-sized fridge, dishwasher, microwave, electric stovetop and cooking essentials. The bedroom offers a king-sized bed, LCD TV and additional CBD views from a large window. Directly next door—and included with this booking—you’ll find a light-filled studio room with a small desk space and TV as well as essentials such as towels and bedding. For convenience, the studio also provides a mini fridge and limited dishes and cutlery. Air-conditioning is centralized throughout the building. Two terracotta-tiled bathrooms come complete with hairdryers and toiletries such as shampoo, body wash, and conditioner. Make use of internal laundry with a washer and dryer for longer stays. Enjoy the resort’s large, partly-shaded tropical outdoor pool and scooters for hire to explore the locale. Paid parking is offered onsite. Kindly note that the Wi-Fi speed is not suitable for working or streaming, but can be used for light browsing. There may be noise from the accommodation below that can be heard from the balcony until 10pm, but with the door closed, it will not disturb your stay.

With an enviable address in one of Darwin’s best locations, you’ll be staying right in the city centre and alongside the esplanade and harbour. In moments you can reach Bicentennial Park, the popular beachfront markets and an array of waterfront restaurants and bars, making it an ideal place to explore the local area or the rest of Darwin. Due to Darwin’s close proximity to Indonesia, the restaurants in Australia’s smallest capital city have a strong Southeast Asian culinary influence. Head to the hatted Hanuman restaurant, located just a 6 minute walk away, to savour a high-end dinner of pandan chicken, lamb korma, beef massaman and so much more.