7,530 hotels across Australia, ranked by local votes. Pick a city to narrow it down.
Looking for somewhere to stay? This page lists hotels across Australia, from city towers to regional stopovers. Choose a city such as Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane to see nearby hotels ranked by votes from local people, then open a listing for contact details.
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In the heart of Sydney lies the Harbour Rocks Hotel, an intimate four star, 55 room boutique hotel steeped in the history of the famous Rocks precinct and a leading boutique Sydney Harbour hotel.…
Official site of Holiday Inn Old Sydney. Read guest reviews and book your stay with our Best Price Guarantee.
Location: The Sydney Harbour Marriott Hotel at Circular Quay boasts the best there is. Perfectly situated overlooking the gorgeous Sydney Harbour and national landmark, the Sydney Opera House, our…
Nestled on the water�s edge combining stunning harbor views; with an upbeat and welcoming ambiance. Incorporating fresh produce into the menus with a fun and contemporary list of wines, beers and…
Town Hall Hotel in Newtown still has many elements of a traditional local pub, unlike the many newly refurbished pubs and clubs in the area. To the locals the Town Hall Hotel is better known as the…
The Crown Hotel is a well established hotel popular to all locals in and around Revesby. We have a great mix of bar areas to suit any occasion, from our updated Sports Bar, traditional Irish Bar and…
The Town Hall Hotel in Waratah is a great suburban pub with a warm friendly atmosphere. There's something for everyone with a cosy Beer Garden, Pub Bistro, TAB, KENO, and ample off street parking.…
The Chinderah Tavern is an iconic northern NSW hotel which has seen a number of refurbishments and updates over more than 35 years. The Chindy joined the Taphouse Hotel Group in 2006 and has since…
The Sundeck was the first hotel in Perisher Valley. With a superb position in the centre of Perisher and panoramic views of Front Valley, just step out the door and snap on your skis. We have a…
The Culcairn Hotel prides itself on its comfortable accommodation options. The rooms are well-maintained and great value for money. They cater for singles, couples, families and groups. All rooms are…
The 184-room Radisson on Flagstaff Gardens Hotel is located in Melbourne Central Business District. One of the finest Melbourne accommodation providers, this 4.5-star-rated property is located…
If you choose to hold your wedding reception with View, you and your partner will receive a complimentary overnight stay on your wedding night in our modern and luxurious bridal suit. With delicious…
The Hibernian Hotel is located on the corner of Camp and Loch Streets in the historic town of Beechworth, Victoria. It was established in 1868 at the height of the gold rush in this region. Recent…
First established as a modest, single-story affair in 1874, the Regatta Hotel has witnessed some of Australia�s most memorable moments in time. Home to legendary sporting achievements and one of the…
Quality accommodation and facilities that are secure, clean and cheap. We have exclusive and complete arrangements for Dining, Bar, Kids Entertainment, Functions and any special occasions.
There's something for everybody at O'Shea's Royal Hotel including great meals from our bistro which is open from breakfast onward. Lots of entertainment plus accommodation We also have conference and…
The Finsbury Hotel is located only 14 minutes from the historical Port River suburb of Port Adelaide, home of the Port Power AFL team, dolphin cruises, weekend markets, Semaphore Beach and shopping…
THE HURSTVILLE RITZ HOTEL is a cultural landmark, built in 1884 as a rest stop for weary travelers and merchants, and has retained its character and charm.
Hotel Novocastrian, located in Newcastle's beautiful east end. Walking distance to two stunning beaches, the foreshore and boardwalk restaurants, CBD and a short drive to the Hunter Valley vineyards.…
Hermitage Lodge is nestled on 25 acres in Pokolbin, in the heart of the Hunter Valley vineyards. Many of the area's popular wineries, cellar doors and tourist attractions are within walking distance…
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Ballarat (163)East Coast (116)Geelong (85)Melbourne (817)Northern District (315)South Coast (32)South West (91)Western District (60)Start with what the stay is for. A business trip calls for easy access to transport and a quiet desk, while a family holiday may need connecting rooms or parking. Check the location on a map, not just the suburb name. Ask what is included in the room rate, such as breakfast, parking and internet, and whether there are extra fees on arrival. Read the cancellation terms before you pay, since flexible and fixed rates often differ. Contact several hotels directly and ask for a quote for your dates, as direct enquiries can reveal options that are not obvious from a listing.
Choosing a hotel can seem a daunting task at first; however as you work through your list of needs and match them with what a hotel offers, you can short-list hotels based on your requirements.
Hotel websites, general travel sites, destination guides, and online hotel directories are all good places to start to get an overview of the hotel, its room rates, the location and its position on a map of the area (with nearby tourist destinations marked). However, often official sites don't tell the whole story, and to get a real picture of the hotel, you could also scout independent review sites where real travelers post real pictures and offer candid reviews. Use a mix of both, official and unofficial sources to form a clearer picture of a hotel.
Hotel accommodations are commonly categorized according to ratings (1-5 stars), purpose (e.g. business hotel) and function (e.g. family-friendly hotel). Within these categories, travelers typically choose hotels based on the following criteria.
A hotel's official room rate (called the rack rate) is not its final rate so travelers should research to find the best deals. You can search online via travel search engines and compare hotels by price. You can also go to the hotel's site and ask them to match the lowest internet rate you found - most hotels will oblige. Also you could use bidding sites that offer 'mystery' hotels based simply on price - the downside is you don't know which hotel you've "won" until your credit card is charged!
Study the map of the area you intend to travel to and find hotels on the map, looking to see which ones are the closest to the destinations and attractions you wish to see. Try choosing centrally located hotels to eliminate transport costs from one destination to another. Hotels with a view typically cost more, but not always, since hotels may have different rates for rooms with a view versus rooms facing a brick wall! You can also consult travel guides which list hotels by neighborhoods, types and price to find a location that's desirable for you.
If you're looking for alternative hotels with local flavor and cultural ambiance, scout through Start Local's comprehensive list of resorts, guest houses and B&Bs. However, if you prefer the ambiance to be standard, and in line with your expectations, then a chain hotel might be your best option.
Match your personal list of amenities with what a hotel's advertised facilities are. Online bookings usually allow for simple checkboxes in front of a large list of amenities, so you can choose those that are an absolute must and search for hotels offering them. The kind of amenities you require depend on the kind of traveler you are. Business travelers will typically search for business communication services such as internet, laptop connectivity, fax, etc, while a family traveler may search for kid-friendly services such as baby sitting, kiddie pool, cribs and such. Also remember to narrow your search according to room type.
Hotels often offer loyalty points to its regular clientele so if you're planning to travel a lot, you might want to check this option out. Not only can loyalty points be redeemed for future hotels stays, they can also be tied in to cool stuff like frequent flyer miles, entertainment options, rental services and more! Check your hotel's website for loyalty programs and how to enroll in one.
Before booking a hotel room, check out some of our tips on how to get the maximum value from a hotel reservation.