Hotels in Australia

Australian nightlife offers amazing cuisine and drinks. The native ingredients from the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities give the food an amazingly fresh taste that dates back thousands of years. Watch out for the distinct Australian flavours, such as Wattle Seed, Finger Limes, Kangaroo, Marron, Lemon Myrtle, Quandong, Saltbush, Mudcrab, Green Ants, Crocodile, Macadamia Nuts, and Kakadu Plum. To access these delicacies, book hotels in Australia located close to Gold Coast, Darwin, Perth, or Canberra. The Hilton Surfers Paradise Hotel and the Meriton Suite Surfers Paradise located in Gold Coast would be a good start. When it comes to drinking and enjoying the nightlife, book hotels in Australia located within Byron Bay, Magnetic Island, or Nimbin. The Magnetic Sunsets Resort has an amazing bar and lounge services onsite and is still accessible to off-site nightlife pubs and bars within Magnetic Island.

Australia offers a lot of cultural attractions and art that are available in festivals, hidden bars, and painted laneways. If you are looking to enjoy some street art, you might want to stay in Australian hotels around Canberra. Canberra has amazing graffiti murals on the streets that are located at approximately 27 sites within the city. Try staying at the Avenue Hotel Canberra, located near the Australian Parliament House and Manuka Oval. Additionally, the location of Avenue Hotel Canberra makes it easier to access other landmarks, such as the Australian War Memorial, National Gallery of Australia, and National Museum of Australia, which houses the history of Australia dating as far back as 65,000 years. Accessing the museum is free, but note that it gets crowded during organised touring exhibitions. Most tourists prefer to visit the museum in the morning. The busiest days to visit the museum are Tuesday, Saturday, and Sunday. Alternatively, you could try the Adelaide Oval, which is busiest on Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday.

If you are looking to save money on your hotel room in Australia, consider visiting the country in December as it is the least expensive month at just $101 per night. Avoid booking a hotel room in January if you are looking for a deal; it is the most expensive month.

There is little doubt that travellers enjoy various cities in Australia, but the majority of travellers who visit Australia tend to spend the most time in Sydney.

Noosa Heads is the most expensive city in Australia to book a hotel room in. The nightly rate of $270 is 52% more than the average city in Australia.

The least expensive city in Australia to stay in is Sydney. With an average rate of $24 per night, Sydney is about 74% less expensive than other cities in Australia.