About Ozstays Apartments
Ozstays Apartments is a serviced apartment provider operating in and around Melbourne’s central business district, with management based in Brighton, Victoria, Australia. They offer self-contained studio, one-, two-, and multi-bedroom apartments aimed at short- and medium-term stays for both leisure and business travellers. Each apartment typically includes a kitchenette or full kitchen, laundry facilities, separate living and sleeping areas, and hotel-style amenities such as linen, basic toiletries, and periodic housekeeping, positioned as an alternative to traditional hotel rooms.
A charge from Ozstays Apartments on your bank or card statement usually relates to accommodation you booked directly with them or through a third-party platform (such as an online travel agency or corporate booking service). This can include room charges for a completed stay, prepayment for an upcoming reservation, or a security bond/authorization hold taken at check-in to cover incidentals and potential damage. You may also see additional charges for parking, extra guests, late check-out, cleaning fees, or changes to your booking, and in some cases recurring-style charges if you have a long-stay arrangement billed in regular intervals.
If you’re unsure about an Ozstays Apartments charge, start by checking recent and upcoming travel to Melbourne, as well as any booking confirmations in your email or travel apps under your name or a family member’s name. Compare the amount and date of the charge to your reservation details, including security deposit terms and cancellation policies. To resolve questions, contact Ozstays Apartments directly using the phone or email listed on your booking confirmation or receipt, or via the contact details shown on your card statement; have your booking reference, dates of stay, and the last four digits of the card handy. For billing disputes or refunds, reach out to Ozstays first, and if you can’t resolve the issue, you may then follow up with your bank or card issuer to discuss dispute options.