Whether you choose the comfort of the Colonial Motel or the character-filled Bright Alps, you'll be perfectly positioned in the heart of Bright for four unforgettable days in the High Country. The Colonial Motel offers spacious, recently renovated rooms, secure bike storage, and rider-friendly facilities designed to help you recover after big days on the bike. For those chasing a more traditional cycling-tour experience, the Bright Alps delivers plenty of charm, a social atmosphere, and the kind of camaraderie that comes from sharing stories with fellow riders after a day in the saddle. Both accommodations are just moments from Bright's cafés, bakeries, breweries, and post-ride gathering spots, making them the perfect basecamp for an incredible week of riding, good food, and great company.
Premium King Ticket
Stay in a beautifully renovated Deluxe King Suite featuring a king-size bed, stylish lounge and dining area, luxurious furnishings, modern kitchenette with Nespresso coffee machine, and your own private ensuite bathroom with a large tiled shower, no shared facilities. The perfect way to enjoy the Backyard Tours experience in comfort and style.
Premium Queen Ticket
Enjoy comfortable accommodation featuring a queen bed in either a private room or a shared room configuration. Guests have access to shared bathroom facilities and all the inclusions that make a Backyard Tours weekend special. A great-value option for riders looking for comfort, convenience, and a memorable High Country cycling experience.
Budget Queen Ticket
The Budget Queen is about as close as you'll get to being a WorldTour pro. You'll bunk in at the Bright Alps, sharing bathrooms and stories with your mates, just like the old-school European racing days. No frills, plenty of character, and all part of the experience. It's cycling the way it used to be simple, social, and bloody good fun.
Budget Single Ticket
Want the full WorldTour experience? The Budget Single Ticket pairs you up with another rider at the Bright Alps, just like the old days of professional cycling when rooming with a teammate was part of the adventure. Share stories, laughs, and maybe a few snores, while soaking up the camaraderie that makes bike tours so special. Simple, social, and authentically pro.
