About The Town Apartments
The Town Apartments is a collection of fully self-contained one- and two-bedroom serviced apartments located in the heart of Melbourne’s CBD and Chinatown. Designed for both short and long stays, these apartments typically include a kitchen or kitchenette, laundry facilities, separate living and sleeping areas, and Wi‑Fi, catering to business travellers, holidaymakers, and extended-stay guests. Their central location makes them a convenient base for exploring Melbourne’s laneways, dining precincts, and major attractions, with online booking and check-in information available via thetownapartments.com.
A charge from “THE TOWN APARTMENTS” (or a similar descriptor) may appear on your bank or card statement when you book accommodation directly through their website, at the property, or via a third‑party booking site that passes payment through to the property. You may see charges for prepaid stays, pay-on-arrival bookings, incidental charges (such as extra cleaning, late check-out, or additional guests), or security deposits/bond authorizations that appear as pending holds. For longer stays, you might be billed on a weekly or monthly cycle, and some bookings are partially or fully non‑refundable depending on the rate type and cancellation window selected at the time of booking.
To verify or resolve questions about a charge from The Town Apartments, start by checking your email for booking confirmations, invoices, or receipts under the same dates as the charge, including any reservations made through platforms like Booking.com, Expedia, or similar sites. Compare the amount and date with your check‑in/check‑out dates, cleaning fees, and any extras you may have accepted during your stay. If something doesn’t match, visit thetownapartments.com and use the contact details or enquiry form provided there to reach their reception or accounts team with your full name, stay dates, booking reference, and a screenshot of the charge. For unauthorized or unrecognized charges that cannot be resolved directly with the property, contact your bank or card issuer to dispute the transaction.