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A hidden rural retreat nestled between the Albert and Logan Rivers, South East Queensland. Peaceful, private suites close to Brisbane and the Gold Coast.
Bed and breakfast in Dubbo, New South Wales, offering self-contained stable-style suites close to Western Plains Zoo.
Holiday cottage on a rural property in Warrandyte, Victoria, about 25 km from Melbourne, set among gardens and state forest.
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At Jenolan Cabins, we offer affordable cabin rentals for adventure holidays in Jenolan, NSW. Contact our team to find out more and make your reservation.
Stay in 1851 the original 2 room cottage, part of this outstanding historic country mansion. Ideal for couples, 1851 is a beautifully appointed suite with private access, where you can enjoy the…
Private nature retreat with accommodation at Valla on the Coffs Coast, New South Wales, set on bushland overlooking the Pacific Ocean.
Boutique self check in accommodation in leafy Margaret River, a five minute walk to town. Book direct for best rates.
Experience luxury and tranquility at Aldgate Creek Cottage, your private retreat in Adelaide Hills. Ideal for exploration and relaxation.
Self-contained holiday cottage in Adelaide that sleeps two, with a full kitchen, laundry and pet-friendly stay options.
Inner Brisbane Fern Cottage Bed & Breakfast is a charming refurbished 1930's Queenslander home located in trendy inner Brisbane city suburb of Paddington/Rosalie - a mecca for fashion, dining and…
Short and long-stay colonial-style accommodation in Ipswich, Queensland, run by a hosting couple near Queens Park.
Two self-contained Edwardian cottages on a 43-acre permaculture farm in Healesville, an hour from Melbourne. Stay with us.
Boutique bed & breakfast accommodation on the top of Mount Dandenong, Mountain view of Melbourne, Fireplace. Minute away from Skyhigh.
For centuries chamomile has been used for its calming and soothing properties and here at the Chamomile Bed & Breakfast you will be able to rest, relax and recharge. Set in a beautiful garden…
Bilyana Cottages are comfy holiday cottages nestled in the foothills of Coochin, surrounded by National Parks of the Scenic Rim, just 15 minutes from Boonah.
Bed and breakfast at McCrae on the Mornington Peninsula, with bay views, four ensuite bedrooms and gourmet breakfasts served at weekends.
Home-style Bed & Breakfast Accommodation in Glen Innes NSW Australia
Briagolong Corner Cottage is a 2 bedroom fully self contained accommodation which is situated in town. The Cottage is just a short walk to the Briagolong Hotel, Cafe and Shops. The Cottage has a…
The small historical town of Canowindra is located in the Central West, approximately four hours drive from Sydney through the Blue Mountains and Bathurst Way. Around two and a half hours drive from…
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Ballarat (102)East Coast (93)Geelong (54)Melbourne (215)Northern District (178)South Coast (71)South West (68)Western District (11)Bed and Breakfasts, or B&Bs as they're more affectionately called, are intimate owner-operated travel accommodations usually housed in a 10-12 bedroom house and providing a room for the night inclusive of breakfast. B&Bs do not usually provide other meals. Another differentiating factor for B&Bs are the intimate environs, since they are often cottage or inn-like in ambiance and the owners usually take a personal interest in their guests and may even help them out with their travel plans by sharing local knowledge and expertise.
Hotels are known to be impersonal yet professional, motels are considered cheap but can provide last-minute accommodation - bed and breakfasts combine the benefits of cleanliness and service at an affordable price. Go for a B&B option when you want a personalized experience and when the accommodation is part of the experience, and not just a place to crash at night.
When deciding on a B&B, keep in mind 4 factors: location, amenities, price and degree of personalization.
Location: You'd ideally want a B&B to be situated close to your travel destination or near to the city center because it might be hard to find public transport nearby. Alternatively if you're looking to "get away from it all", then an idyllic location in the countryside might be just the thing. So choose a B&B according to the location and type of holiday you want.
Amenities: While most B&Bs offer a full breakfast buffet, bed linen and comfy accommodations, some go the extra mile to offer facilities such as wi-fi, swimming pool, and sports and entertainment (as diverse as horseback riding or console gaming). So scout on the Internet to find B&Bs that offer the services you'd like to try on your trip.
Price: Most B&Bs accommodate guests for two days up to two weeks, although there are exceptions to this. Also most B&Bs typically have special deals on weekends, especially long holiday weekends. You can also get great last minute deals on B&B hotels.
Personalization: Would you prefer a cottage or home-like atmosphere where you feel part of the family, or a slightly more reserved inn-like persona with your own separate entrance? Depending on how much you want to immerse yourself in the B&B experience, there's a wide array of affordable holiday rentals for you to choose from.