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Hotels in Victoria

Featured Places in Victoria

Cities

Melbourne 5,144 hotels
Geelong 142 hotels

Districts

Melbourne CBD 1,161 hotels

Towns

Daylesford 372 hotels
Bright 296 hotels
Ballarat 133 hotels
Bendigo 123 hotels
Warrnambool 128 hotels
Mildura 78 hotels
Port Fairy 254 hotels
Apollo Bay 205 hotels
Torquay 89 hotels
Rye 201 hotels

Villages

Mount Buller 99 hotels

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Places of Interest

Tourist Regions

Mornington Peninsula 1,009 hotels
Great Ocean Road 643 hotels
Murray River 672 hotels
Perisher Ski Resort 51 hotels
Grampians National Park 96 hotels
Phillip Island 389 hotels
Kosciuszko National Park 283 hotels
South Coast 1,834 hotels
Gippsland 753 hotels
Yarra Valley 469 hotels
French Island 100 hotels
Grampians 29 hotels
Alpine National Park 295 hotels
Sapphire Coast 347 hotels

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About Victoria

Home to stunning coastline, wild mountain scenery and Australia’s trendiest city, Victoria is a state unlike any other. Opportunities to discover Australia’s “Great Outdoors” are abundant, from cruising down the iconic Great Ocean Road to sampling local drops at the boutique wineries of the Yarra Valley.

A Murray River cruise is a great way to relax and unwind while soaking up the lovely coastal scenery of the Mornington Peninsula is a guaranteed way to slow down the pace. Visitors love to get up close and personal with fairy penguins on Phillip Island, while gold rush towns like Bendigo unlock access to Australia’s colonial past. For a walk on Victoria’s wild side, escaping to places like High Country and Grampians National Park is eternally popular with both locals and tourists alike.

Victoria is well connected by a network of roads and highways, which makes road-tripping the easiest and most exciting way to travel the state. In Melbourne, riding a tram is a rite of passage, though walking is by far one of the best ways to explore the hidden laneways, hole-in-the-wall cafes and stylish boutiques that pepper the city.

Fêted as Australia’s cultural capital, Melbourne is a mecca for visitors in search of something beyond sun-kissed beaches. It serves up an inspired culinary scene, as well as what’s arguably Australia’s best artisan coffee. Visitors will also find world class shopping, featuring everything from independent boutiques to branded factory outlets.