Selina St Kilda Melbourne Reviews

The high-ceilinged, old-fashioned building exudes a unique charm, though the public bathrooms are a bit small. Rooms near the stairs might be noisy at night due to people coming and going, as there's no elevator. The beds are extremely comfortable, and complimentary drinks, including non-alcoholic options like juice, are available near the front desk. It's thoughtful to have coffee for sale downstairs as well! The common areas are spacious with plenty of spots to use a computer, watch TV, or have a quiet phone call.

Really good place to stay, rooms were nice, little warm but there was fans to help as much as it could, bathrooms were clean. Great location, very nice

It is a great place to stay, the entire team treats you very well and is super flexible. The place is really incredible. I would stay again for a longer time and I will also recommend it to everyone.

Location is good, near the beach but the place is a bit old and the shower rooms and toilets need some renovations. Raining the whole stay and there are leaks in the bathroooms. Can hear noises outside.

Pretty new renovated hostel with nice interior and comfy beds. Beds come with a curtain, a personal locker with power plugs and USB ports. The only downside was the lack of water pressure in some of the showers and some not properly attached toilets.

A really nice hostel, with a lot of sympathicly supporting program. But: in the little things unfortunately more appearance than reality. The rooms lack ventilation/air conditioning. The protective curtains are mostly torn out. Cleaning in the corners is sporadic. The kitchen is cleaned too irregularly, so that food remains dry in all places. The shower does not provide a constant water temperature and brown mold forms. The staff is generally quite nice, but room for improvement is nevertheless also. The Selina Hostel brand can improve it, and better.

Great shakshuka and generally nice athmosphere.

The room has a heater and an air conditioner, so you are not afraid of the cold. The sound insulation is a bit poor, people outside taking a bath can hear it... The room is very clean, the bed is very comfortable to sleep on, the door cannot be locked on the second floor (if someone is outside with a room card, they can get in), but many hotels in Melbourne are like this The window of the bathroom that can only go to the toilet is transparent and cannot be closed... But the lower body of the person in the bathroom should not be visible from the outside... Another bathroom door that can take a shower can't be locked, or maybe I didn't figure out how to lock it

The room is relatively clean and has a private bathroom. The staff are all young people, easy to communicate with, willing to help, and pleasant to get along with 😊

The location is a bit far from downtown Melbourne, but the room is quite large and the common space is very spacious and comfortable.

Bathrooms/showers are awkward and in need of renovation. Dorm rooms are nice, but there seemed to be far more inconsiderate guests here than other hostels I’ve stayed at. A dorm mate brought someone home from the bar…….. plenty of nights people came back after midnight slamming things around. The electrical plug by my bed chirped constantly as well. I wouldn’t stay here again.

Hostel seemed pretty run down with windows cracked/broken, water damage in the walls and ceilings of the bathrooms, holes in the walls and cramped quarters. It was pretty walkable to dining and transient options in St. Kilda but that was the only saving grace.

For an oldie like me, this was a great " back packers" experience. Felt very welcome and safe. Thanks Selina's St. Kilda for a very pleasant stay.

It’s all renovated it s near the beach it’s clean safe been holiday theyre for years staff are non discriminatory.very welcome atmosphere awesome movie s .👍