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Collingwood Accommodation

Warehouse conversions and designer homes a short walk from Smith Street, about 3 km from the CBD

Why Stay in Collingwood

Collingwood wears its industrial past proudly. Old factories and warehouses have become homes, studios, galleries and some of Melbourne’s most talked-about restaurants, all about 3 km from the CBD.

Smith Street is the heart of it, with Fitzroy on the other side of the road, so you get two of Melbourne’s best suburbs on your doorstep. Mornings start at a bakery, afternoons are for vintage shopping and street art, and nights end at a wine bar or a live music venue.

Ten of our apartments are in Collingwood, from converted warehouses and a designer penthouse to homes with hot tubs and a rooftop spa. Each one is styled individually and properly cleaned between every stay.

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Our Local Favourites

Where we eat, drink and get our coffee in Collingwood

Zareh

Tom Sarafian's Armenian and Lebanese restaurant at 368 Smith Street, named Gourmet Traveller's 2026 Restaurant of the Year. Book well ahead.

Hope St Radio

A bar, kitchen and live radio station at Collingwood Yards, with local DJs broadcasting from behind the bar.

Falco Bakery

Small-batch bread, pies and cardamom buns on Langridge Street. The perfect breakfast stop.

Proud Mary

One of Melbourne's best known specialty coffee roasters, in a warehouse on Oxford Street.

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Things to Do in Collingwood

  • Smith Street: vintage stores, record shops, bakeries and bars right along the Fitzroy border.
  • Collingwood Yards: a creative precinct of artist studios, galleries and music spaces, and home to Hope St Radio.
  • Keith Haring mural: the heritage-listed mural on Johnston Street, painted by the New York artist in 1984.
  • Live music: The Tote on Johnston Street is one of Melbourne’s most famous rock venues.
  • Pubs and wine bars: The Fox Hotel’s upstairs beer garden, Bar Rosella on Cambridge Street and Smithward on Smith Street.
  • Easey’s: burgers served in old train carriages on a rooftop off Easey Street.
  • Abbotsford Convent and Collingwood Children’s Farm: a short trip east along the Yarra River, great for a weekend morning.

Want more? Read our guides to Melbourne’s art galleries, street art walking tours and inner north nightlife.

Getting Around From Collingwood

  • To the CBD: about 3 km, or around 15 to 20 minutes on the tram.
  • Trams: Route 86 runs along Smith Street straight into the city, and Route 109 runs along Victoria Parade on Collingwood’s southern edge.
  • Trains: Collingwood and Victoria Park stations, on the Mernda and Hurstbridge lines, sit just over the border in Abbotsford.
  • The airport: around 25 to 35 minutes by car outside peak hour, or take SkyBus to Southern Cross Station and a short tram or taxi from there.
  • The MCG: a short tram or taxi ride away. Read our MCG game day guide.
  • Parking: several of our Collingwood apartments include parking. Check each listing for details.

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Collingwood Accommodation FAQs

Yes, especially if you love food, design and nightlife. Collingwood has some of Melbourne’s best restaurants, bars and live music, it is well connected by tram and train, and it is only about 3 km from the CBD.

About 3 km. The 86 tram along Smith Street gets you into the city in around 15 to 20 minutes.

Booking direct on our website gets you our best rates, with no platform service fees, plus perks like earlier check-in when available. You get the same apartment and the same local support as you would on Airbnb.

You can easily do both, as they sit side by side with Smith Street running down the middle. Collingwood is known for converted warehouses, new restaurants and live music, while Fitzroy has more Victorian terraces and the galleries and bars of Brunswick Street. See our Fitzroy accommodation.

Several do, including some of our homes with hot tubs. Parking details are listed on each property page, so check the listing before you book.

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We manage short-term rentals for local owners across Fitzroy and Collingwood. Styling, listings, pricing, guest care and cleaning, all handled for you. Find out what your property could earn.

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