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| Cheapest month: | August |
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| Most expensive month: | March |
| Average price in Australia: | $212/night |
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| Cheapest day: | Monday |
| Most expensive day: | Sunday |
$173 - $353
Average price per night / 3-star hotel. Prices are not fixed and may vary with time.$175 - $215
Average price per night / 3-star hotel. Prices are not fixed and may vary with time.Top Rated Australia hotels
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Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart
1 Davey Street, Hobart, TAS, Australia
Show on map0.6 km from city centre, Hobart, TAS, Australia
Overlooking Mount Wellington Tasmania, Grand Chancellor Hotel Hobart is located in Hobart and is ideally set for those looking to explore the area's shopping district. This relaxed hotel is set in the heart of the city.
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Ovolo Woolloomooloo
6 Cowper Wharf Road, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Show on map1.5 km from city centre, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Commanding views of Sydney Harbour, Ovolo Woolloomooloo is steps from Sydney's popular tourist spots. The multiple facilities this modern hotel features include an indoor pool, free Wi-Fi and valet parking.
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Miramare Gardens
48 Myoora Road, Terry Hills, NSW, Australia
Show on map0.6 km from city centre, Terry Hills, NSW, Australia
Providing a shuttle to Sydney Airport, plus complimentary wireless internet, Miramare Gardens Boutique Accommodation is a convenient place to stay in Sydney. It also provides meeting rooms, an express check-in and check-out feature and luggage storage.
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Mantra Coolangatta Beach
Coolangatta, QLD, Australia
Show on map0.8 km from city centre, Coolangatta, QLD, Australia
Mantra Coolangatta Beach provides a modern setting while in Gold Coast. It features a gym, as well as outdoor tennis courts, an outdoor heated pool and a Jacuzzi.
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Peppers Soul Surfers Paradise
8 The Esplanade, Surfers Paradise, QLD, Australia
Show on map0.2 km from city centre, Surfers Paradise, QLD, Australia
This modern property is ideally situated in Surfers Paradise and offers its guests a sauna, an indoor pool and free Wi-Fi. It is moments from Soul Building and is close to the area's well-known attractions and dining spots.
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Hyatt Hotel Canberra- A Park Hyatt Hotel
120 Commonwealth Avenue, Canberra, ACT, Australia
Show on map0.6 km from city centre, Canberra, ACT, Australia
Hyatt Hotel Canberra - A Park Hyatt Hotel provides a modern setting while in Canberra. It has a gym, as well as a Jacuzzi, outdoor tennis courts and a sauna.
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Royce Hotel
379 St Kilda Road, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
Show on map2.8 km from city centre, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
Commanding views of St Kilda, Royce Hotel is near Melbourne's popular tourist spots. The multiple amenities this art deco hotel offers include valet parking, a coffee bar and an express check-in and check-out feature.
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Stamford Plaza Brisbane
39 Edward Street, Brisbane, QLD, Australia
Show on map0.5 km from city centre, Brisbane, QLD, Australia
This hotel is conveniently situated in the city centre and provides an outdoor heated pool and a sauna. It also offers easy access to several local entertainment and dining options in Brisbane CBD.
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Show all 80,948 hotelsHotel Claremont Guest House
189 Toorak Road, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
Show on map3.9 km from city centre,
Hotel Claremont Guest House is located in Melbourne and features free Wi-Fi. It is also situated just a short walk from Chapel Street, and offers a shuttle service.
$27
Avg. per night
Space Hotel
380 Russell Street, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
Show on map0.4 km from city centre,
Treating guests to exclusive access of a private cinema, Space Hotel is situated in the heart of Melbourne and is close to popular dining venues and shopping destinations. It has a fitness centre, as well as a sun deck, a 24-hour reception and a rooftop terrace.
$30
Avg. per night
Canberra City Yha
7 Akuna Street, Canberra, ACT, Australia
Show on map2.7 km from city centre,
The hostel is located in Canberra and is within a short walk of local sightseeing spots, such as Canberra Centre. It also offers free Wi-Fi, an indoor pool and a sauna.
$40
Avg. per night
Cockatoo Island
Sydney, NSW, Australia
Show on map4.8 km from city centre,
Cockatoo Island Accommodation is situated in Sydney and features complimentary wireless internet. The various facilities this unique property offers include a coffee bar, an express check-in and check-out feature and a playground.
$50
Avg. per night
Together Co-Living
205-215 Bell Street, Preston, VIC, Australia
Show on map0.8 km from city centre,
Located in Melbourne, Together Co-Living offers modern accommodation and has mountain views. It also features an outdoor pool and a sauna.
$71
Avg. per night
ibis budget Fawkner
1401 Sydney Road, Fawkner, VIC, Australia
Show on map2.8 km from city centre,
Ibis Budget - Fawkner provides a comfortable setting while in Melbourne. It also features an express check-in and check-out feature, a coffee bar and a concierge.
$76
Avg. per night
ibis budget Wentworthville
377-383 Great Western Highway, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Show on map23.4 km from city centre,
Ibis Budget Wentworthville offers a modern setting when in Sydney. The various facilities this charming hotel features include laundry facilities, a coffee bar and an express check-in and check-out feature.
$84
Avg. per night
Royce Hotel
379 St Kilda Road, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
Show on map2.8 km from city centre,
Commanding views of St Kilda, Royce Hotel is near Melbourne's popular tourist spots. The multiple amenities this art deco hotel offers include valet parking, a coffee bar and an express check-in and check-out feature.
$88
Avg. per night
Hotel prices in Australia
2 stars and under
No. 1 most popular
ibis budget Sydney Airport
5 Ross Smith Avenue, Sydney, NSW, Australia
$99
Avg. per night
No. 2 most popular
Ibis Budget Melbourne Cbd
97-103 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
$94
Avg. per night
3 stars
No. 1 most popular
Great Southern Hotel Melbourne
44 Spencer Street, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
$84
Avg. per night
No. 2 most popular
Mercure Welcome Melbourne
265 Little Bourke Street, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
$104
Avg. per night
4 stars +
No. 1 most popular
Amora Hotel Jamison Sydney
11 Jamison Street, Sydney, NSW, Australia
$244
Avg. per night
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About Australia
Things to do
Australia’s capital of culture, Melbourne is awash with art, music and food. Check out the latest exhibitions at the National Gallery of Victoria, catch a live band in Fitzroy and eat your way through the renowned, chef-driven restaurants. The city also serves some of the best coffee in Australia.
If you’re dreaming of sugar-white sand and jewel-toned water, you’ll love the beaches strung along the Australian coast. In Western Australia, take a dip at picture-perfect Cottesloe, surf world-class waves in Margaret River or find your own slice of paradise on Rottnest Island. Don’t forget to snap a quokka selfie while you’re there.
For wine lovers, Australia produces full-bodied Shiraz, crisp Chardonnay and complex Cabernet Sauvignon. Work your way through some of the most famous viticultural regions, including the Barossa Valley in South Australia, the Hunter Valley in New South Wales and the Yarra Valley in Victoria.
Home to one of the oldest indigenous populations in the world, Australia has a rich history dating back more than 70,000 years. Whether you’re admiring Aboriginal art at the MONA museum in Tasmania or discovering ancient rock paintings at Uluru, there are plenty of opportunities to learn about Australia’s ancient story.
Got an appetite for adventure? Australia delivers with awe-inspiring landscapes just waiting to be discovered. Think off-road expeditions in Kakadu National Park, beach camping on Fraser Island and snorkelling with tropical fish on the Great Barrier Reef.
Getting around
Sydney Airport is the largest travel hub in Australia and offers excellent international connections, though you’ll also find airports in Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth. Car rentals are a popular way to get around, while all major cities offer easy-to-navigate public transport systems. There’s also the option of taxis and rideshare services and long-distance trains such as the Indian Pacific and The Ghan travel between states.
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Famous for its laid-back lifestyle and sun-drenched beaches, Australia lives up to its reputation as the Lucky Country. Visitors from far and wide flock to bask on the golden sandy beaches, discover cosmopolitan cities and marvel at unique wildlife.
Things to do in Australia
Australia’s capital of culture, Melbourne is awash with art, music and food. Check out the latest exhibitions at the National Gallery of Victoria, catch a live band in Fitzroy and eat your way through the renowned, chef-driven restaurants. The city also serves some of the best coffee in Australia.
If you’re dreaming of sugar-white sand and jewel-toned water, you’ll love the beaches strung along the Australian coast. In Western Australia, take a dip at picture-perfect Cottesloe, surf world-class waves in Margaret River or find your own slice of paradise on Rottnest Island. Don’t forget to snap a quokka selfie while you’re there.
For wine lovers, Australia produces full-bodied Shiraz, crisp Chardonnay and complex Cabernet Sauvignon. Work your way through some of the most famous viticultural regions, including the Barossa Valley in South Australia, the Hunter Valley in New South Wales and the Yarra Valley in Victoria.
Home to one of the oldest indigenous populations in the world, Australia has a rich history dating back more than 70,000 years. Whether you’re admiring Aboriginal art at the MONA museum in Tasmania or discovering ancient rock paintings at Uluru, there are plenty of opportunities to learn about Australia’s ancient story.
Got an appetite for adventure? Australia delivers with awe-inspiring landscapes just waiting to be discovered. Think off-road expeditions in Kakadu National Park, beach camping on Fraser Island and snorkelling with tropical fish on the Great Barrier Reef.
Getting around Australia
Sydney Airport is the largest travel hub in Australia and offers excellent international connections, though you’ll also find airports in Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth. Car rentals are a popular way to get around, while all major cities offer easy-to-navigate public transport systems. There’s also the option of taxis and rideshare services and long-distance trains such as the Indian Pacific and The Ghan travel between states.
Where is the best place to stay in Australia?
When visiting Australia, consider checking out Sydney, Melbourne, and Surfers Paradise as some of the most sought after locations.
What are the best hotels in Australia?
Australia is home to many highly-rated hotels, one of which is Stamford Plaza Sydney Airport Hotel & Conference Centre, which has a current rating of 7.9. For other potential stays, consider Together Co-Living and Sheraton Grand Sydney Hyde Park, which can also be great places to stay in Australia.
What is the best place in Australia for bars and restaurants?
For nightlife in Australia, your best bet is to head to major cities like Melbourne and Byron Bay. In Melbourne’s CBD, Bartronica offers choice drinks and old-school arcade games, while Section 8 gives you the unique opportunity to party in a hidden car park, surrounded by red-brick buildings, street art and creeping vines. Nearby hotels like Mantra City Central will give you a quiet sanctuary in which to recover between nights out. Byron Bay has a pumping nightlife and it’s worth visiting Locura, if you want to enjoy some authentic Latin American tastes. Then you should head to Woodys Surf Shack to dance the night out, with live music, a dedicated dancefloor and outdoor patio. For the lovers of billiard you can find billard tables and you can also play foosball.
What is the best place for a family holiday in Australia?
If you’re looking for an action-packed adventure, the Gold Coast, Queensland, offers some of the best things to do in Australia, especially for kids. Visit theme parks like Movieworld and Wet’n’Wild, and enjoy the region’s spectacular beaches. Hotels like Wyndham Surfers Paradise offer family rooms close to the beach, with a tour desk to help you organise your activities and transfers. Families who love exploring nature may enjoy the quieter beaches north of Sydney, like Copacabana, Terrigal and Forresters Beach. These also place you in easy reach of the scenic Blue Mountains. If you’d like to stay in the heart of the Blue Mountains, Hotel Mountain Heritage offers a restaurant with spectacular views, while 3 Sisters Motel will place you within walking distance of the famous Three Sisters rock formation.
What are the best things to do and see in Australia?
There are endless things to see in Australia, from the serenity of Uluru in the outback of the Northern Territory to the rugged cliffs and monster surf along the Great Ocean Road in Victoria. Queensland’s Great Barrier Reef is one of the natural wonders of the world, and Tasmania’s towering ancient forests are home to some of the oldest trees on the planet. If cool weather and ancient trees appeal to you, look for Australian accommodation in the southernmost state, Tasmania. Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart is ideal for those looking for luxury, while Base Camp Tasmania will place you out in nature in New Norfolk, which is in the Derwent Valley and close to the capital, Hobart. Anyone wanting a desert adventure may prefer to visit Uluru; Australian hotels in Yulara like The Lost Camel Hotel or Sails in the Desert offer a relaxing oasis, with helpful extras like airport shuttles and packed lunches.
Where are the best places to stay for surfing in Australia?
Australia offers a wealth of surfing opportunities for people of all ages and skill levels. Experienced surfers may wish to head to Bells Beach in Victoria – one of Australia’s most famous surfing beaches, where the world-famous Rip Curl Pro has been held since 1962. You’ll find some of the best beachside accommodation in Australia at luxury hotels like Wyndham Resort Torquay and budget-friendly options like Bells Beach Backpackers. The long stretch of coast from Agnes Water, Queensland, to Sydney, New South Wales, is home to beach towns large and small. Beginners might like to try the gentle surf around Agnes Water and 1770. Here, you can find Australian hotels with a beachy vibe, like Agnes Water Beach Club or 1770 Lagoons Central Apartment Resort. As you travel further south, you’ll find more robust surf around Queensland’s Sunshine Coast and Gold Coast and the Northern Beaches of New South Wales.