Where it is, what it costs, what happens when you walk in. Miss Kitty at 39 Tope Street, South Melbourne — seven minutes from Flinders Street, with parking you do not have to fight for.
- Open 7 days, 11am – 2am
- From $160
- Walk-ins welcome
- Free street parking
- Trams 1, 12 & 58
A Melbourne brothel that is five minutes from the CBD and nothing like it
Miss Kitty sits at 39 Tope Street, South Melbourne — one block back from Clarendon Street, about a seven minute drive from Flinders Street Station and closer to Crown than most venues that advertise themselves as CBD.
Most people searching for a Melbourne brothel are weighing up three things at once: where it is, what it costs, and what actually happens when they walk in. This page answers all three in plain terms, because the guessing is the part that puts people off.
We have been operating at this address for years. The venue changed management in 2023 and has run under the current team since — anything you read online that predates that is describing a different business. The roster turns over constantly, the rates have been stable, and the door is open from 11am until 2am every day including public holidays.
What a first visit actually looks like
There is no membership, no booking fee and no dress code. You can call ahead on 0468 387 665 to ask who is working, or simply walk in.
- Arrival. Discreet street entrance on Tope Street. You are met at reception, not in a public lounge.
- Introductions. The ladies available at that moment come out one at a time and introduce themselves. No obligation to choose anyone — if nobody suits, you can leave, and plenty of people do.
- Booking length. You pick 30, 45 or 60 minutes, and Standard or Diamond, at reception.
- Payment. Cash or card at reception, before the booking starts. The room fee is settled here.
- The room. Private, ensuite, towels and shower provided. What happens in it is agreed directly between you and the lady, at the start, in her words and yours.
The one thing worth knowing
The single most common mistake is not talking. Have the conversation about what you want in the first minute of the booking, not the last five. Every lady here is an independent service provider, she sets what she offers, and she will tell you straight away. Sorting it out early is what makes the difference between a good hour and an awkward one.
The second most common mistake is arriving at 1:45am and expecting a full roster. Friday and Saturday evenings from 7pm are the busiest, and the widest choice is usually between 12pm and 9pm.
Rates, in full, with nothing added at the door
| Booking | 30 min | 45 min | 60 min |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | $160 | $220 | $280 |
| Diamond 💎 | $230 | $300 | $370 |
Rates are for the room and the introduction. All personal services are arranged directly between you and the individual service provider — agree on what you want with her, in the room, before anything starts. Cash and card are both accepted at reception.
Standard and Diamond
Standard covers the room, the shower and the introduction, with services agreed between you and your companion.
Diamond is the extended-service tier — a $70 to $90 difference depending on length. Ask reception which of the ladies working that shift offer it, because not all of them do and it changes shift to shift.
There is no surcharge for card, no compulsory drinks purchase and no cover charge. The number quoted at reception is the number you pay.
The roster changes daily — check it before you drive over
Between six and ten ladies work on any given day, most commonly Japanese, Chinese, Taiwanese, Korean and Singaporean. The published roster is a guide: shifts get swapped, flights get delayed, and someone who is listed for Tuesday may have moved to Thursday. A quick SMS to 0468 387 665 gets you a straight answer about who is in right now.
Today’s roster
Photographs, ages, heights and availability, updated as shifts change.
Nationalities
Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Taiwanese and Singaporean companions, with English ranging from conversational to fluent.
New arrivals
New ladies are marked on the roster. They tend to book out fastest in their first fortnight.
Yes, it is legal — and here is what that actually means for you
Victoria decriminalised sex work in two stages, in May 2022 and again on 1 December 2023. Sex work is now regulated like other work under general business, health and safety law rather than through a special licensing regime run by the state.
For a client, three practical points follow from that:
- Visiting a brothel in Victoria is not a criminal offence, and never was for the client under the previous licensing system either.
- Workers can refuse any service, at any point, for any reason. That right is not negotiable and it is not a reflection on you.
- Safe sex practices are standard and are not up for discussion. Asking for services without protection will end the booking.
What we run on site
- CCTV through all common areas — not inside rooms.
- Reception staffed the entire time the door is open.
- Regular health screening for everyone working here.
- Rooms cleaned and linen changed between every booking.
If something is not right, tell reception during the visit rather than after. It can almost always be fixed on the spot.
Five things worth checking before you pick any Melbourne brothel
- Is the roster dated? A page of photographs with no dates on it is a stock gallery, not a roster. Ours carries the date each lady started.
- Are the prices published? Venues that will not put rates on a website are usually adding to them at the door.
- Does the phone get answered? If nobody picks up before you drive across town, nobody will pick up when there is a problem.
- Is parking realistic? A CBD address sounds convenient until you are circling Little Bourke Street for twenty minutes at $9 an hour.
- Is the entrance discreet? Street frontage on a quiet commercial street beats a shared foyer with six other tenants.
Melbourne has a lot of venues and the quality range is wide. The gap is rarely in the photographs — it is in whether the place is honest about price, honest about who is actually working, and staffed by people who handle a problem when one comes up.
South Melbourne, for what it is worth, is a genuinely easier destination than the CBD grid. You are off the one-way streets, off the tram-clogged blocks, and you can usually park within a two minute walk without paying for it.
39 Tope Street, South Melbourne — how to arrive
Driving
Seven minutes from Flinders Street via the Kings Way or City Road. Free and metered street parking on Tope Street and the surrounding blocks, with most of it unrestricted after 6:30pm. Crown car park is a five minute drive if you would rather leave the car undercover.
Tram
Route 58 stops on Kings Way at York Street, about 100 metres from the door. Route 1 on Sturt Street stops about 200 metres away, and route 12 on Clarendon Street stops at York Street, about 350 metres or a four-minute walk.
Nearby
Five minutes from Crown and Southbank, four from South Wharf, three from Albert Park and about ten from Port Melbourne. Convenient after dinner in South Melbourne or a night at the casino, without being in the middle of either.
We are open 11am to 2am, seven days. Public holidays included. Last bookings are taken up to closing, but call ahead after midnight to confirm who is still on.
Questions people actually ask
Do I need to book ahead?
No. Walk-ins are normal and most of our visitors are walk-ins. Calling ahead is worth it for one reason only: to find out who is actually working before you make the trip. A text to 0468 387 665 gets a reply quickly.
How much does it cost in total?
$160 for 30 minutes, $220 for 45 and $280 for the hour on the standard rate. Diamond service runs $230, $300 and $370 for the same lengths. That is the full amount payable at reception — there is no entry fee, membership or card surcharge on top.
Is the roster on the website current?
It is updated as shifts change, but treat it as a guide rather than a guarantee. Shifts get swapped at short notice. If you want to see a specific lady, message first and confirm she is on that day.
What if nobody available suits me?
Then you leave, and there is no charge. Introductions exist precisely so that you are not committing to anyone sight-unseen. Nobody at reception will push you.
Is parking difficult?
No. Tope Street and the streets around it have free and metered parking, and most restrictions lift after 6:30pm. This is one of the practical advantages of South Melbourne over a CBD venue.
Is it discreet?
The entrance is on a quiet commercial street with no shared foyer. Reception is staffed and out of public view. We do not take photographs, and CCTV covers common areas only — never the rooms.
Do the ladies speak English?
English levels range from conversational to fluent. If language matters to you, mention it when you call and reception will point you to the right introduction. Mandarin, Japanese and Korean are all spoken on site.
What payment methods are accepted?
Cash and card, both at reception, before the booking begins. There is no surcharge for paying by card.
Are you open on public holidays?
Yes. 11am to 2am, every day of the year including public holidays.
Miss Kitty, 39 Tope Street, South Melbourne
Call or text to find out who is working right now. Walk-ins welcome from 11am to 2am, seven days.
