simple, useful, beautiful.
napier quarter- a review.
“Fitzroy feels like Melbourne’s sixth arrondissement,” the leafy lined cobblestone streets will have you feeling as though you stepped straight back into Paris.
Every item in this charming guesthouse has a purpose, it’s either for usefulness, for beauty or both. The interior is guided by a less is more aesthetic with rustic pieces and cozy linens, stainless steel appliances for convenience and dried herbs for aromatic pleasure- all enveloped in a moody palette.
In a time when scrolling the news is the norm the simple act of collecting today’s paper and a fresh baguette from your doorstep has all the charm of yesteryear.
You’ll find homemade fig jam, butter, yoghurt and a pint of milk in the fridge and a pantry stocked with homemade granola, French press coffee and organic mandarins, and the digestif in the sitting room is just another treat.
Enjoy breakfast in a light filled dining room with Chet Baker playing on the sound system. For lunch order the anchovy toast from next door. For dinner cozy up at Napier Quarter wine bar, with a refined menu boasting fresh produce, it truly is a culinary treat.
Daniel is a wonderful host ensuring that we had everything we needed and was very accommodating with our checkout.
In what is an already saturated neighbourhood Napier Quarter is in a league of their own delivering an experience like no other.
Napier Quarter... until next time.