2 Clarkson Court, Clayton VIC 3168, Australia
2 Clarkson Court
Clayton
VI
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Campus Clayton Serviced Apartments is a brand new apartment complex in Melbourne’s Eastern Suburbs comprising of 60 contemporary apartments and townhouses.
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Arris Hou
Nice serviced apartment!
Jy Guo
很安静，停车位及房间设施很齐全，早餐房间自己做的，棒棒哒！
M Steele
a good quite comfortable stay.
Phillip Gardner
Really great place to stay. The staff are great and the serviced units are set up well.
Lim Junedy
Bangunannya bagus. Tempatnya bersih , nyaman , tenang. Dan sudah tersedia tempat parkir. Tempat yang di sarankan, bagus sekali.
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