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I heard that Brighton is a good area in the suburbs of Melbourne, 20 minutes by train from the city center, 5 minutes walk to the train station, and passing through the Coles supermarket and chain pharmacies along the way. But walking a little far from the beach. There is free parking. A washing machine is provided but there is no laundry detergent or washing powder in a small bag. Kitchenware is provided but there is no basic oil and salt. These are provided in many other apartments, which is particularly inconvenient. Other is ok

Serviced Apartment? Really? Most people would define an apartment as having a living/meals area, a separate bedroom in addition to laundry and kitchen A small hotel room with a kitchenette in the entry and the small bathroom made smaller by a each Washing machine and dryer tucked in Great location. A moment away from the shopping ***** in Brighton

Although there are few rooms, the service is very good. There is only one charge for multiple entries and exits in the parking lot. The hotel is near the Melbourne city beach, and it is very suitable for family hiking. It is a sunset check-in point, so pay attention to insulation and wind protection.

We booked our stay via bookings.com in September 2019 for three weeks during the start/middle of October. After our booking was processed, we were asked what time we would arrive, we let the owner know we would be there around 8pm. When we arrived, no one was present. There was a number left on the wall for us to ring when we arrived, we rang the number and got no answer. We waited an hour and a half and no one turned up. Both the back and front doors where open, hence how we where able to get into the building. The front door was unable to be closed due to a busted lock. There where no locks on any of the dorm rooms and every single bed was covered in dirty linen which contained faeces and urine, the smell was horrendous. There was piles of dirty washing left around the hostel, it was clear the place had been neglected for some time. There where nitrous oxide canisters covering some of the beds and although I understand it is a hostel and things like this do happen, that combined with faeces stained linen though isn't acceptable.The sprinkler system had gone off in the past and not been replaced and live wires where hanging out of the walls. Bookings.com initially said there was nothing much they could do and the owner was refusing to refund us, when they emailed her about our complaint, she was very quick to respond saying 'we had 'no basis for a refund'. We then contacted the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal who explained we would need to message the owner and give her some time to come to an agreement with her. Unfortunately, making a case through them can take time so we contacted the bank, who agreed (because they where based in the UK) they would do a charge back to our card and our money would be returned to us. When we tried to message the owner to come to an agreement, her exact words where that the property 'has no electrical issues whatsoever, is properly looked after on a daily basis and is totally safe'. The lights didn't turn on properly, the place was nearly pitch black and we had to use our lights on our phone. There was faeces on beds and dirty linen everywhere, I wouldn't exactly call it hygienic and the sprinklers where broke. The toilets didn't have proper locks on and the kitchen was revolting. My advice, stay clear! We won the charge back claim and our money was returned to us via the bank two weeks later!

I went to stay at Anchorage Apartment Hotel in Hampton Victoria. On arrival the Apartments were hard to find and to park car - we were told on arrival that my car would not fit into car park as its a station wagon. So we parked far from Apartments to unload the car. This took some time. Once into the very small Apartment we then went to find parking for the car,. We eventually did it took us 1.5 hours. Therefore it took for ever to arrive find the Apartments which are directly over a railway line. We were exhausted. We contacted the Hotel and emailed and said we would stay one night and the second we would not. aThe apartment was tiny and didn't feel like a beach village stay. The kitchen we dirty and we cleaned before we used. The bed slid around and the mattress kept moving away from bed base. We didn't feel safe as the door was not so secure. The staff were rude and un accommodating when we arrived and as we had many things in car they said just park outside. We could not do this as we feared people breaking in. They have refused to refund the one night we didnt stay and stating its there policy.. Of course. we are very upset.. We give it a 2 out of ten and dont go stay there. We moved on and found a wonderful place to stay and had a fab holiday.

The location was very good. Tram stop was directly next to The Hamptons. The apartment had everything we needed. The bed was a little on the small side and was soft so not good if you are use to a firm mattress. Views from our spacious balcony was good. Water pressure in shower and the hand held shower head was okay but not great. The Hamptons greeting and customer service was excellent. Yes, I’d recommend if you would like to stay outside Melbourne CBD

If you don't mind taking the tram to the beach, you can consider making the tram a few stops. You can experience unique traffic. Walk in a quiet residential area for 3 minutes. There is No. 16 car to the beach. The beach is empress station. There is a swimming pool and fitness facilities in the city. The laundry room can wash all the dirty clothes during the trip. It ’s so cool. The garden-style hotel is better than those on the beach. I like this peaceful beach a lot of mental illness because St Kilda has a lot Weirdos and marijuana beggars are not as good as living in this area. What are the bad things to say? I think some people may think the room is a bit old-fashioned? My room is a SPA room. The door opened is a small yard. It is very comfortable. My son likes it. It is better than the seaside ridges. The space is larger and more casual. The best is two nights. Enjoy the facilities.

Worst experience in staying in Sebel Malvern, Melbourne. We booked two 2 bedroom apartments with 2 bathrooms for 8 adults. When we checked in the rooms we found that the receptionist allocated us to 2 bedroom apartments with 1 bathrooms. We went to reception again and reported that we paid for 2 bathrooms with 2 bedrooms apartments . Inexperience and reluctant staff then started calling manager and finally gave us the room . We had to shift all our luggage to another building and this took nearly 3 hours of our precious time. Rooms were claustrophobic and there is no Air conditioning vent inside the bedrooms . Rooms were so tiny that you have squize yourself to get into the bed. When we booked, the staff named Simon confirmed us that it will be in the 14 th floor but they put us in 5 th floor. Because of the Air conditioner issue, we had to keep the window open and the noise makes us awakened throughout the night. Will never stay in ANY Sebel apartment in future. Staffs are most inexperienced and inefficient. BE AWARE when making booking for FALSE PROMISES by booking staff.

Stayed as a last-minute business traveler. Price was very affordable, and I soon learned why. Extensive building works made everything very difficult to navigate- understandable. However, the setup with parking was a nightmare, as you need to checkin before you park, and need a roller door fob to access car park. Lifts don't go back to the car park (its took 2 lifts to find my room), so thank God I didn't put my key in the box before retrieving my car. Room was clean, but the grubby, worn remotes are not very covid-friendly. Even checking out was difficult, as you need the fob to get to the check-out box. Possibly the most convoluted security setup I have seen, and I have stayed in some pretty rough places around the world. Certainly don't book if you have any mobility issues, small children, vision impairments or claustrophobia....