Hi, we’re Hometime. Passionate hosts since 2015, we are proud to welcome guests to our unique collection of homes across Australia and New Zealand, which we care for on behalf of their owners. Each of our properties is equipped with everything you need for a five-star experience, and our team of local hosts is committed to making sure your stay is exceptional. Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions about our homes, or if we can help in any way. We look forward to hosting you! The Hometime Team

Enjoy a getaway for two people in a self-contained, one-bedroom apartment with a private balcony that offers the option of al fresco seating with a backdrop of sparkling water views. A functional living area features comfortable furnishings and contemporary finishes—with a plush, L-shaped couch sitting opposite a wall-mounted TV and sits alongside a spacious kitchen with a full-sized fridge, dishwasher, oven, electric stovetop and all the cooking essentials you’ll need including wine glasses and crockery. Cook up a storm and dine at the indoor table for up to four guests before unwinding on the breezy balcony or on the couch. Sitting alongside the living area is a naturally-lit bedroom with a king bed, black-out curtains and an LCD TV. Plus, wake up to tranquil water views from the large bedside window. A pristine bathroom comes complete with a toilet, vanity and shower over a bathtub, as well as complimentary additions including a hair dryer and toiletries like shampoo, body wash and conditioner. An in-unit washing machine and dryer is available. The best part, however, are the building’s convenience amenities which include a large, partly-shaded tropical outdoor pool and spa—ideal for those warm summer days. Paid parking of offered onsite. We provide cots, high chairs and extra children's beds for an extra fee upon request three days before you arrive.

Becoming one of the country’s most visited cities, Darwin’s cosmopolitan feel and up-and-coming culinary scene is quickly turning it from a gateway stopover city to a holiday destination for foodies, families and couples alike. Your enviable location means you can reach Bicentennial Park, the popular beachfront markets and an array of waterfront restaurants and bars in a moment, making it an ideal place to explore the local area or the rest of Darwin. Due to Darwin’s close proximity to Indonesia, the restaurants in Australia’s smallest capital city have a strong Southeast Asian culinary influence. Head to the hatted Hanuman restaurant, located just a seven-minute walk away, to savour a high-end dinner of pandan chicken, lamb korma, beef massaman and so much more.