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You’ll be spoilt for choice with Australian accommodation during your . We have boutique hotels and backpackers, luxury resorts and self-serviced apartments, rustic country pubs and camping. You can expect friendly service and the best standards in whichever budget range you choose.
Australia accommodation types are as varied as Australia its self. Accommodation styles include hotel accommodation, apartment, resort accommodation, family friendly accommodations. While touring Australia you will find the accommodation in Australia as per your need and within your budget. Find out more about the different types of accommodation, what facilities they offer and how much they might cost.

Resorts
Relax in a Australian resorts where everything you need is in reach. You'll enjoy spacious, high-quality accommodation and a huge range of guest services, tours and activities. Australian resorts are the ideal way to relax in stunning natural locations - from Queensland's Hamilton Island to the wine country of South Australia. The activities are tailored to your location, so depending where you are, you can hit the ski slopes, enjoy or sip cocktails by the pool.

Australia Hotels
Stay in a room or suite, speed dial services such as room service and babysitting and enjoy facilities ranging from pools and fitness centres to restaurants and bars. You'll find most major international hotel brands in Australia's big holiday destinations and major cities. Ratings of hotels in Australia range from two to five stars and prices vary accordingly.

Motels
Take a rest from your road trip at an Australia motel, which offers comfortable accommodation at a reasonable price. Rooms typically include a private bath or shower, television, tea and coffee-making facilities and a small fridge. Most have in-room breakfast menus, while the larger ones have restaurants.

Serviced apartments and holiday units
A holiday apartment is a self-contained accommodation unit, occupying part of a building. They provide travelers with the modern comforts of home in a more spacious setting than rooms in a hotel or motel. Enjoy space, privacy and the convenience of kitchen and laundry facilities in a self-contained apartment or holiday unit during . These are an ideal, cost-effective option if you are traveling with a family or large group or want to spend more than a couple of days in one place. Spread out in the living areas and enjoy cooking your own meals. You'll find serviced and non-serviced options depending on where you stay.

Bed and breakfasts
Stay in a bed-and-breakfast for a welcoming family feel and hearty home-cooked meals. You'll find these small, family-run establishments everywhere, from historic houses to miners' cottages, country homesteads to inner-city townhouses. They offer comfortable rooms at a reasonable price and the owners are often a good source of information.

Farm stays
Wake with the rooster crow on a small farm or learn to shear sheep on an outback station of more than a million acres. Sleep in basic beds under a tin roof or enjoy luxurious accommodation on a rambling homestead. On a farm stay, you can experience the wide open spaces going horse riding, fishing, swimming and bushwalking. Get into the daily routine mending fences, mustering cattle from horseback, yabbying or driving a four wheel drive across the property. Experience misty mornings and rusty red sunsets, hearty country food and open campfires. You can even end your day in a warm artesian spa under the stars. Farm stays in Australia let you leave the hustle of city life behind for country hospitality and back-to-basic living on the land.

Camping and caravan sites
Soak up the great outdoors camping or campervanning in Australia scenic countryside. You can pitch your tent in a national park or head to one of the many well-equipped camping and caravan parks. Offering electricity, hot showers, laundry facilities and barbecue areas, they keep life on the road clean and civilised. To protect our fragile environment, rules and regulations apply in national parks and camping grounds. For an all-amenities road trip where you never get lost, try a month-long guided caravan tour. Or combine luxury and wilderness with glamorous camp-style retreats in the outback, forest, desert or on the beach.

Hostels and backpackers
Stay in beach huts and tree houses in Queensland or sleep deep underground in South Australia. Whether you're a backpacker, flashpacker or just on a budget, Australia has hostel accommodation from the outback to our city centres. As well as saving you money, hostels are a great way to meet other travellers. You can trade stories or team up to tackle more Australian adventures.

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