Construction is nearing completion on the latest addition to the Richmond landscape, Lanbruk -Richmond Hill Apartment Hotel, scheduled to be completed by the end of July.

The 26 apartment hotel development has a selection of studios, one bedroom and two bedroom apartments spread over 7 levels.

Bruno Torres, Director of Business Development, Sales & Marketing at Lanbruk Apartment Hotels was delighted to announce the opening of the brand’s first property.

“We are very fortunate to have Lanbruk – Richmond Hill situated on iconic Bridge Road; arguably the heartbeat of Richmond, giving our guests access to an excellent array of restaurants, coffee shops and cafes, not to mention access to fantastic shopping and boutiques including easy access to the Chapel Street shopping precinct. In terms of the business market, Richmond is popular with start-ups and technology companies, you only need to look at the availability of co-working spaces in the area, in fact Richmond has the highest number of co-working hubs within Victoria.”

“Larger firms such as CarSales.com.au, REA Group, Tesla, Uber and MYOB are also located in Richmond so we see our product offering as being something that will be critical to helping with the accommodation needs of large companies relocating into the area.” Mr Torres said.

Located at 79 Bridge Road, Lanbruk Richmond Hill will be the closest accommodation option to the Epworth Hospital Richmond and the brand new apartment hotel actually abuts the left hand side of the hospital building.

The hotel has 2 different tram routes stopping directly outside the property giving business and leisure guests direct access to the Melbourne CBD and Docklands.

Technology has been thoroughly thought out with room access via a mobile app, casting to Smart TV’s in all apartments as well as wireless phone charging bedside lamps.

Guests will be able to enjoy access to the ground floor cafe or relax with friends on the rooftop terrace with a barbecue that provides sweeping 180 degree views of Melbourne’s skyline and CBD. The MCG can be reached via a leisurely 810 metre or 12 minute walk.

The apartment hotel has room options for both extended-stay guests, featuring ovens and washers and dryers in the 1 and 2 bedroom apartments - as well as studios with kitchenettes for travellers in town for a few days.

The property is expected to open in early August. Bookings are now being accepted from September 1 onwards via lanbruk.com.

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