Welcome to Brighton,

Melbourne's premier Bayside suburb!

How to get there:  A 15-minute train trip from Melbourne city centre on the Sandringham line provides easy access to Brighton. Alight at North Brighton or Middle Brighton Station for some superb shopping and dining, or go one stop further to Brighton Beach Station, and cross the road to relax on one of Melbourn's most picturesque and safe swimming beaches.  The Nepean Highway is the main arterial road linking Brighton to the centre of Melbourne, so it’s an easy run and a direct route. Alternatively, you can take the more scenic Beach Road route – a leisurely drive from St Kilda, which gives you enticing glimpses of Brighton’s pretty foreshore

No matter what you are looking for, you will find it in one of Brighton’s exceptional shopping precincts. Antiques, homewares and designer fashion are all available. Amongst the stores you’ll find cafés, restaurants and gourmet produce to tempt any tastebud and provide the energy you need to keep exploring.

World-class golf courses, walking and cycle trails, historic houses, premier yacht and boating clubs, award-winning architecture, eclectic shopping opportunities – it’s all here in Brighton, and it’s all easy to find and discover.

What to see in Brighton?

Brighton Bathing Boxes:  Brighton’s foreshore is home to 82 pieces of local heritage and culture dating back to an era of neck-to-knees bathing costumes and horsedrawn sulkies. 

The bathing boxes are photographic favourites with locals and tourists alike. They form the backdrop to many family portraits and wedding memories, have featured in an episode of the ABC’s Kath and Kim, made appearances in Getaway and aired overseas during the Australian Tennis Open and the Formula One Grand Prix.  Take the train to Brighton Beach or follow The Esplanade to Green Point car park. Step on to Dendy Street Beach and experience an era where bathing modesty was preserved behind the weatherboard walls of a European-style bathing box.  Although there is speculation that bathing boxes may have existed earlier, the first official records date back to 1862.

For more information on Brighton, go to www.gobayside.com.au, Bayside City Council's tourist information website. 

Where to stay in Brighton?

BayStays Melbourne, of course!

 When only the best will do in terms of location, style, quality and service, BayStays Melbourne is the perfect choice. Select from a range of luxurious and stylish apartments and townhouses in Brighton Hampton and Sandringham.  Our luxurious properties have been professionally designed and decorated, with no detail overlooked. Bedlinen, bathrobes, towels, and toiletries are of the highest standard, and all guests are greeted with fresh flowers and a breakfast hamper upon arrival.

When you stay in the prestigious Bayside area of Melbourne, you can enjoy all the benefits the area offers, including close proximity to the bay and its wonderful beaches, and easy access to Melbourne's CBD by car or train. Yacht clubs, golf courses, cycle paths and parks are all within easy reach.  When you stay in a BayStays property, you are always within walking distance of shops, cafes, restaurants, and the train station, making BayStays the ideal choice when you are either visiting or relocating to Melbourne.

Your host will be on hand to check you in personally, and will be happy to offer advice and assistance whenever needed throughout your stay.

http://baystaysmelbourne.com.au/

Attention All Brighton Business Owners:

This is your chance to list your business on our town’s new directory website.

BayStays Melbourne has been providing luxury serviced accommodation in Brighton for the past 3 years.  We love our town and decided to purchase this site to develop a simple, easy to use information directory, listing local businesses in various categories (see below) along with information about the town we love, so that visitors to this site can learn about Brighton and can contact local businesses directly.

Listed businesses will benefit from promotion of the site by "Love this town" website developer Gabriel Machuret.

Your listing can contain your business name, a short description, phone, fax, email and website address, so that visitors can click through to your site at no cost to you, other than the annual listing fee.

How much will a listing cost?

Our introductory price is just AUD59.00  for a 1-year listing.

Where will my business be placed?

Your business will be listed alphabetically under the appropriate category as shown below. New categories can be added if necessary.

How can I get my business listed?

Simply email us at info@baystaysmelbourne.com.au and provide the following information:
- your business name
- preferred/appropriate category (see below - suggest one if necessary)
- contact name
- phone
- fax
- email
- website URL
- a short paragraph describing your business (up to 80 words).  Use this to describe what your business provides, making sure to highlight what makes your business unique.

CURRENT CATEGORIES: Accommodation, Restaurants, Services, Shopping, Transport,  Real Estate, 

Contact us today to list your business:

Love This Town - Brighton, operated by BayStays Melbourne
info@baystaysmelbourne.com.au