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325 Wellington Street, Perth Western Australia 6000, Australia
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UniLodge Perth Central sits in the heart of Perth's CBD and gives students something that most purpose-built student accommodation in Western Australia cannot: a genuinely central city location with university campuses, public transport hubs, supermarkets, parks, and the full breadth of Perth's social scene all within walking distance. The building offers studio apartments for independent living and four and five-bedroom ensuite apartments for students who prefer shared living. The rent includes all bills, covering Wi-Fi, electricity, gas, and water.
Facilities include a gym, cinema room, games room, lounge, terrace, on-site cafe and food court, on-site laundry, bike storage, and 24-hour security. Perth railway station, Perth Underground, and Perth Busport are all close by, giving residents access to the wider Perth transport network from one of the most convenient addresses in the city. For students who want to be in the CBD rather than commuting to it, UniLodge Perth Central is worth examining closely.
UniLodge Perth Central offers two main categories of room type: studios for independent living and ensuite rooms within shared apartments.
Studios at UniLodge Perth Central are self-contained, giving each resident a private kitchen, bathroom, and living space. Several variants are available:
Studio: The standard independent studio option
Studio High Floor: A higher-floor version of the standard studio with better city outlook
Studio Deluxe Panoramic View: Enhanced city vistas at a premium specification
Studio Accessible: Adapted layout for students with accessibility requirements
Standard Twin Bed Studio: A studio format accommodating two people, suited to friends choosing to share
Standard Twin Bed Studio High Floor: The twin bed format on a higher floor
Ensuite apartments place residents in a shared flat with their own private bathroom while sharing a kitchen and communal living area with flatmates:
4 Bed Ensuite Apartment: Four residents sharing communal spaces, each with a private bathroom
5 Bed Ensuite Apartment: Five residents in the same shared format
5 Bed Ensuite Panoramic View: The five-bedroom format with a city panorama outlook
Specific pricing is not listed in the publicly available information for this property. Current rates and availability should be confirmed directly through House of Student or UniLodge.
The study lounges give students a dedicated quiet workspace separate from their room, which matters more than it sounds when you are living in a studio and need to separate the study environment from the living one mentally.
The social spaces cover the range of what students actually use: a cinema room for group film nights, a games room for downtime, and a comfortable lounge. The terrace gives residents outdoor space with city views, which is a feature that most city-centre student buildings do not provide. The on-site cafe and restaurant or food court handles daily meals and coffee without requiring a trip out.
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Facility |
Detail |
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Study Lounges |
Dedicated quiet study spaces for residents |
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Cinema Room |
Group viewing space for films and screenings |
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Games Room |
Social activity space within the building |
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Lounge Area |
Communal relaxation space |
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Terrace |
Outdoor space with city views |
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On-site Cafe |
Daily coffee and meals within the building |
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Restaurant / Food Court |
Additional dining option on-site |
The on-site gym removes the need for an external membership, which is a meaningful cost saving in a city where gym memberships at commercial facilities are a notable ongoing expense. Safety is covered through 24-hour security staff, on-site security personnel, and CCTV throughout the building.
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Facility |
Detail |
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Gym |
On-site fitness equipment for residents |
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24-Hour Security |
Security staff on-site at all times |
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On-site Security |
Dedicated security personnel |
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CCTV |
Active surveillance across the building |
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Included |
Detail |
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Wi-Fi |
High-speed connection for study and personal use |
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Electricity |
Covered in weekly rent |
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Gas |
Covered in weekly rent |
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Water |
Covered in weekly rent |
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On-site Laundry |
Washing facilities within the building |
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Bike Storage |
Secure storage for bicycles |
Four utility costs in one weekly rent figure. No separate accounts to set up and no shared bill management with flatmates to navigate.
The CBD location of UniLodge Perth Central gives students access to multiple Perth universities via the train, bus, and city transport network:
None of these campuses sits on the doorstep the way ECU does for students at ECU Village Joondalup or Bunbury, but the central Perth location means the commute to any of them is more straightforward than from most suburban student accommodation options in Perth.
Multiple bus stops on Wellington Street, including Wellington St Hill Street Cat Id 55, Wellington St Royal Perth Hospital Cat Id 69, and Wellington St Yagan Square Cat Id 59, are within walking distance. Barrack Street bus stops add further local connectivity.
Perth railway station, Perth Underground railway station, and Perth Busport are all close by and collectively represent the main hub of Western Australia's public transport network. From this location, reaching Curtin, UWA, Murdoch, and ECU's various Perth-region campuses is achievable without long or complex journeys.
Living in central Perth puts daily life at a walking distance from the building that students in suburban accommodation simply do not have. The neighbourhood breakdown below shows what is immediately accessible.
Coles Central Raine Square and Woolworths on Saint Georges Terrace and Murray Street cover regular grocery shopping without requiring any transit. Watertown Brand Outlet, Hay Street Mall, Murray Street Mall, Raine Square, and Forrest Chase cover retail needs across a range of price points and categories.
Allure Cafe Perth, Supernatural, LaVeen Coffee and Kitchen, and Toastface Grillah are among the nearby cafe options for daily coffee and lighter meals. For sit-down meals, Mr Wellington, The Globe Perth, The Best Brew Bar and Kitchen, 9 Marys, and 2 Fat Indians at Doubletree Hilton are close by. The Globe Perth, The Best Brew Bar and Kitchen, The Grosvenor Hotel, Lil's Rooftop Bar, and Pirate Life Perth cover social evenings out without leaving the central area.
Moort-ak Waadiny and Wellington Square, Harold Boas Gardens, Langley Park, and Supreme Court Gardens provide accessible outdoor space for walking, outdoor study, and breaks from the building. The City of Perth Library, State Library of Western Australia, and North Metropolitan TAFE Library at Perth Campus are all close by for students who need a quiet study environment beyond their room or the building's own study lounges.
Snap Fitness Perth City, Revo Fitness, and Goodlife Health Clubs at Brookfield Place give students additional gym options beyond the on-site facility. Royal Perth Hospital and Central City Medical Centre cover medical access from a central location.
The case for UniLodge Perth Central rests on its city-centre location and the access that this location provides. Students who live here are in Perth rather than commuting to it, which changes the character of the daily experience considerably compared to suburban student villages, even well-facilitated ones. Supermarkets, cafes, parks, libraries, transport hubs, and the city's social scene are all reachable on foot.
The on-site facilities, inclusive bills, and 24-hour security structure the residential side of things reliably, while the range of room types from accessible studios to five-bedroom shared apartments means the building accommodates students with different budgets and living preferences. For Perth students who want city living as part of their university experience rather than a suburban campus environment, UniLodge Perth Central is one of the strongest options available.
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Madhav Sharma
I absolutely love staying at UniLodge Perth Central! It has been a wonderful experience, and I’ve really enjoyed my time here. The staff members are all very friendly, supportive, and helpful, always making sure residents feel comfortable and welcome. The overall environment is great, and it feels like a home away from home. I truly appreciate the hospitality and the efforts of the entire team in making the stay so enjoyable. I would definitely recommend UniLodge Perth Central to students looking for a comfortable and welcoming place to live!
Yang Huang
Friendly and helpful front desk staff, modern and clean facilities, and affordable rent. Great value for money.
Shimark Mazen
Cheap build. Very dangerous area and dodgy people on my floor. My neighbor is quite scary I don’t think they are a student, else they really let anyone stay here and I don’t feel safe… can’t wait for my lease to end
ZHOU KUNCHENG / UPM
STAY AWAY FROM UNILODGE PERTH CENTRAL. I would give this place ZERO stars if Google allowed it. For the amount of money they charge, the standard of living and customer service are absolutely unacceptable. The building may look polished in advertisements, but the actual experience is completely different. The rooms feel cheap, there are unpleasant smells, ants and flying insects, and I have even seen dead rats in the corridors. The soundproofing is also terrible, with people drinking, talking and making noise late at night. The front desk service was another major problem. One of the Chinese-speaking female staff members at reception had an extremely unpleasant attitude whenever I dealt with her. She constantly looked annoyed, rolled her eyes, and made residents feel like they were bothering her simply by asking for help. On one occasion, I saw parcels being handled so rudely that they were basically thrown toward the resident instead of being handed over normally. For a place charging this much money, this level of customer service is disgraceful. If you work at a reception desk, especially in student accommodation where many residents are young international students, basic professionalism and respect should be the absolute minimum. Residents should not have to feel nervous about approaching reception because a staff member looks irritated, gives dirty looks, or reacts with obvious impatience. Management was no better. When you are signing the contract, everything sounds friendly and professional. They explain termination conditions and special circumstances in a reassuring way. But when you actually need help, especially with ending your agreement, the experience can be completely different. In my case, I provided supporting documents and kept following up, but I was repeatedly told that my request was “under review”, “waiting for approval” or still being assessed, without a clear solution for a long time. My advice is simple: NEVER rely on verbal promises. Keep every email, message, document, move-out record and piece of evidence. If you have a bond or tenancy dispute, contact the relevant WA government authority yourself. Do not assume that whatever management tells you is automatically the final answer. International students especially should know their rights and keep proper records. What makes it even more ridiculous is how much sponsored advertising and promotion this place appears to rely on. You can spend money on marketing, but you cannot advertise away poor cleanliness, rude service and bad management. If a property needs this much promotion while residents are still warning others not to live there, maybe that says something. Do not be fooled by the photos or branding. Read the one-star reviews. Talk to actual residents. Get every promise in writing. Think very carefully before signing anything here. Based on my experience, UniLodge Perth Central was overpriced, poorly managed and one of the worst accommodation experiences I have had. I would NEVER live here again. STAY AWAY.
Aiman Naseem
I have a really positive experience at UniLodge, and I truly appreciate the support and welcoming environment provided by the team. I would especially like to thank Shiela, Avi, Charlie, and Julie for their kindness, respect, and support. They have all helped me in different ways to adjust and feel more comfortable here, and I really appreciate how approachable and understanding they have been. Their support has made my experience at UniLodge much more positive, and I am genuinely grateful to all of them. Highly recommended!
Madhav Sharma
I absolutely love staying at UniLodge Perth Central! It has been a wonderful experience, and I’ve really enjoyed my time here. The staff members are all very friendly, supportive, and helpful, always making sure residents feel comfortable and welcome. The overall environment is great, and it feels like a home away from home. I truly appreciate the hospitality and the efforts of the entire team in making the stay so enjoyable. I would definitely recommend UniLodge Perth Central to students looking for a comfortable and welcoming place to live!
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UniLodge Perth Central is located at 325 Wellington Street in Perth's CBD. Its central location provides convenient access to multiple universities via the city's public transport network.
The property offers self-contained studio apartments and ensuite rooms within shared four or five-bedroom apartments. Studio options include high floor, panoramic view, accessible, and twin bed variants.
A Standard Twin Bed Studio at UniLodge Perth Central is a self-contained studio apartment designed to accommodate two people, ideal for friends who wish to share a living space.
Studio apartments are self-contained with a private kitchen, bathroom, and living space. Ensuite apartments offer a private bathroom but share a kitchen and communal living area with flatmates.
Specific pricing is not publicly listed for this property. You should confirm current rates and availability directly through House of Student or UniLodge for the most accurate information.
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