Shared Bathroom Dormitory Room Female only
- 1 Bed in shared room
Hostel · Melbourne · Victoria
A straightforward hostel in Melbourne's North Melbourne district, with free Wi-Fi, a bar, and the Queen Victoria Market across the road.
About
Queen Victoria Hostel sits on Victoria Street in Melbourne's North Melbourne district, about a 10-minute walk from the Victoria Street/Peel Street bus stop and 25 minutes on foot from ACMI. It's a straightforward, sociable base with free Wi-Fi in rooms, a bar, and a shared kitchen.
The hostel offers a variety of shared dormitories (mixed, female-only, from 4 to 10 beds) plus private rooms like twins, doubles, and a queen room. Amenities include air conditioning, heating, soundproofed rooms, lockers, and a garden. Check-in is between 1 PM and 8 PM, with checkout from 7 AM to 11 AM.
In brief
01 — Rooms
High season: summer dates usually book out a few weeks ahead.
02 — Amenities
Everything included at this stay — the facilities and essentials, at a glance.
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03 — Reviews
Recent verified reviews from guests who stayed here.
Guest-rated 7.4/10 from 280 reviews
7.4Verified guest“The rooms were really snug and comfy, with everything you need for a pleasant stay. I loved having a kitchen with a microwave, perfect for quick snacks or simple meals. Plus, the air conditioning kept us cool on hot summer days.”
7.4Verified guest“I had an amazing stay at this cozy hostel in Melbourne. Great value, super comfy room, and the location can't be beaten—tram right outside and Victoria Market across the road. Reception staff were friendly and made check-in and check-out smooth. The bar downstairs had a great vibe with good music, great for younger travelers.”
7.4Verified guest“My stay was amazing—the location, cleanliness, and friendly staff made it a perfect choice for my trip to Melbourne. Beds were comfy, facilities were clean, and the owners were super helpful. Can't wait to stay here again!”
7.4Verified guest“Perfect location, walkable to the market and right on the tram lines, making it easy to get around. The couple running it were helpful in recommending local spots. I also appreciated the spacious, clean rooms.”
7.4Verified guest“Loved exploring the State Library and shopping at Block Arcade. Conveniently close to Melbourne Central Station. The airport was just a hop away at Essendon Fields. So much fun to stay at a hostel with a bar and free WiFi!”
7.4Verified guest“The hostel was always clean and staff were super helpful. Each bed had its own sockets attached to the posts, which was really useful. The location was perfect—we could explore a new area of the city—and the weekly deep cleaning of every room was a nice plus.”
04 — Location
The property sits in Melbourne.
Queen Victoria Market: Directly across the road, the market is a Melbourne icon for fresh produce, street food, and local crafts. Guests recommend grabbing a bite or stocking up for the day.
North Melbourne: A leafy, laid-back suburb with a village feel, offering quiet streets, local cafes, and a different pace from the city center while still being within easy reach.
Free Tram Zone: The hostel sits within the free tram zone, making it easy and cost-free to hop on a tram and explore the central city, including attractions like the State Library and Melbourne Central Station.
312 Victoria Street, Melbourne, Victoria, 3051, Australia
05 — Good to know
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06 — Questions
Check-in is from 1 PM to 8 PM, and check-out is from 7 AM to 11 AM.
The information provided does not mention any parking facilities. It's best to contact the hostel directly for parking options.
Yes, free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms.
No, pets are not allowed on the premises.
Yes, the hostel has a bar/lounge area and a restaurant, plus a snack bar. Guests have enjoyed the bar's vibe and music.
The hostel offers various dormitories (mixed and female-only, from 4 to 10 beds) as well as private rooms including a twin room, a basic double with shared bathroom, and a queen room with shared bathroom.
Yes, there is a shared kitchen available, and guests have mentioned using the microwave for quick meals.
The bottom line
For travelers who want a sociable, well-located hostel with easy access to Melbourne's free tram zone and the Queen Victoria Market, Queen Victoria Hostel delivers solid comfort and friendly service at a fair price. Its narrow check-in window and lack of pet-friendly policy are minor drawbacks, but overall it's a reliable pick for budget-conscious visitors.
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