Newly refurbished in October 2018, the stylish 4.5 star Ramada Diplomat Canberra is located in Griffith, 5 minutes' drive from Canberra's Parliamentary Triangle and offers rooms with free Wi-Fi, free...
Just 7 km from the Australian War Memorial, ibis Budget Canberra offers air-conditioned rooms with a TV and a work desk. It features a guest laundry and vending machines.
Stuart
Australia
I had a specific need to be in that location, but for a weekend in Canberra city it would be too far out.
It IS a budget Ibis, but still cost $150 for a night which is way too much considering what's available in Canberra city.
'Caravan' toilet and shower.
The nightly rate should be closer to $80-$100
Located 1km from Old Parliament House and Capital Hill, Hotel Kurrajong Canberra is a heritage-listed property with a café, restaurant and 100MB of free WiFi per day, per room.
The bed is comfortable, and the location is quiet.
Offering a 24/7 front desk, a fitness centre and a bar, Ovolo Nishi is located 5 minutes' drive from Parliament House and the site of the beautiful Floriade display.
Newly refurbished in October 2018, the stylish 4.5 star Ramada Diplomat Canberra is located in Griffith, 5 minutes' drive from Canberra's Parliamentary Triangle and offers rooms with free Wi-Fi, free...
Always a pleasure to return to the Diplomat Canberra
Mercure Canberra’s spacious rooms combine old world charm with modern comforts like WiFi. Centrally located, just a few minutes drive from the city centre, Casino and the Canberra Convention Centre.
Proximity to the city centre .
Old style building.
The 4.5 star Pavilion On Northbourne features Canberra's largest indoor tropical garden atrium. There is also an outdoor swimming pool, fitness centre and onsite bar and restaurant.
Set in Canberra, 1.7 km from Canberra Centre, Canberra Accommodation Centre offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking and a shared lounge.
Well appointed location, convenient and comfortable
Just 7 km from the Australian War Memorial, ibis Budget Canberra offers air-conditioned rooms with a TV and a work desk. It features a guest laundry and vending machines.
Friendly staff, simply amenities and quiet location
ibis Styles Canberra Tall Tree offers contemporary fully refurbished accommodation tucked away in a tree-lined suburb of Ainsley and is conveniently located within proximity to Canberra city centre,...
Quiet location
very leafy surrounds
good parking
comfy bed
Located in Canberra, this hotel offers free WiFi and free car parking. It is a 5-minute drive from Canberra Stadium and Westfield Shopping Centre. There is a large guest lounge for your relaxation.
Location, cleanliness, tea, coffee,after biscuits and milk
QT Canberra offers sleek designer accommodation, ideally situated in central Canberra, on the shores of Lake Burley Griffin and Canberra's largest conferencing facilities.
Most comfortable and amazing beds ever! Absolute bliss.
East Hotel and Apartments features an on-site restaurant, a bar, a fitness centre and 24/7 reception. Each studio and apartment includes air TV and chromecasts in each.
Loved the very spacious unit that we were upgraded to
Set in Canberra and with Old Parliament House reachable within 1.4 km, Hotel Realm offers concierge services, non-smoking rooms, a garden, free WiFi throughout the property and a terrace.
Connecting rooms for kiddos-
Worked fantastically!
Situated on 2.5 acres of manicured gardens and lawns, the 1920s-style Brassey of Canberra is just 5 minutes' drive from the Parliament of Australia and Capital Circle.
Clean, quiet, comfortable, close to what I needed.
Featuring 4-star accommodation, The Sebel Canberra Campbell is situated in Canberra, 200 metres from Anzac Parade and 1.3 km from Australian War Memorial.
Clean, modern and well equipped room with kitchenette.
Featuring a restaurant, bar and a fitness centre, Quality Hotel Dickson is a 7-minute drive from both Canberra Centre and Australian War memorial. Free parking is available.
Convenient, club attached, customer service on par
Abode Phillip is located in Canberra, within 7.4 km of National Zoo and Aquarium and 7.8 km of Old Parliament House. The 4-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with a private bathroom and free WiFi.
Staff and comfort of the bed as well as cleanliness
Experience the comforting familiarity of Peppers' signature service while indulging in premium accommodation in the heart of the nation’s capital.
Comfortable room, friendly staff, great restaurant
FAQs about hotels in Canberra
On average, 3-star hotels in Canberra cost £84 per night, and 4-star hotels in Canberra are £108 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Canberra can on average be found for £176 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Canberra this weekend is £86 or, for a 4-star hotel, £99. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Canberra for this weekend cost on average around £269 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £72 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Canberra for tonight. You'll pay on average around £87 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Canberra will cost around £125 (based on Booking.com prices).
A popular quiz question is: what’s the capital of Australia? If you answered Sydney or Melbourne then it’s time to discover the real answer – Canberra. With Parliament House at its core, Canberra fans out across both sides of Lake Burley Griffin to reveal a diverse mix of museums, restaurants and bars filled with curious tourists, political persons and public servants.
Canberra was created as a solution to Australia’s 2 largest cities squabbling over the right to become the national capital. The Limestone Plains region in New South Wales was chosen as the site for present day Canberra. It was a good choice for nature lovers as it is surrounded by bushland, mountain ranges and, more recently, wineries.
The National Gallery, National Museum and National Library of Australia highlight Canberra’s cultural riches. Other notable institutions to visit are the High Court of Australia and the National Film and Sound Archive that stockpiles a collection of Australia’s early radio, television and film history.
The military also plays a significant role here with many training facilities for the army such as the Australian Defence Force Academy. An unforgettable experience is attending the Anzac Day Dawn service at The Australian War Memorial.
Australia’s cultural capital with a political punch has many hotels, motels and apartments on Booking.com for that city trip, business jaunt or family holiday.
I lived in Canberra for many years and love the area of...
I lived in Canberra for many years and love the area of Dickson which is why I chose your hotel. I have stayed before and I will stay again. Two Sisters is my favourite restaurant and the food never disappoints.
Rivers
Scored 2.0
2.0
One of the worst large cities I have ever been, total...
One of the worst large cities I have ever been, total dissapointment. Too spacious, empty, no night life, close to nowhere to eat in the evening. 450k people in the city - where? Felt more like a 10k-20k small town to me.
P
Paweł Banachowicz
Poland
Scored 8.0
8.0
Because I work a couple of hours away, we tend to go there...
Because I work a couple of hours away, we tend to go there if I have a break from work (which is too short to actually go home), so it was our second trip to Canberra in less than a year. It's not somewhere I would recommend for more than a couple of days, and I find the city a little spread out/scattered for my taste - makes it a little difficult to get around if you don't feel like getting the car out for everything. Also quite difficult to navigate on foot for the uninitiated - everything looks a bit the same and the roundabouts everywhere get a bit confusion. Still, it was great weather and an enjoyable couple of days. Extra points for Luna Bar!
Kylie
Australia
Scored 10
10
Canberra is the place for great art and it is often the...
Canberra is the place for great art and it is often the National Gallery which brings me to this superbly designed capital city. This time I was mostly visiting old friends who were hospitalised but I managed to take in the Scupture Garden at the gallery and a magnificent Henry Moore sculpture at the National Library. The Ouroboros at The National Gallery is quite a new acquisition and it was fascinating to check out.
L
Lynne
Australia
Scored 8.0
8.0
High Point: visit to the Australian War Memorial.
High Point: visit to the Australian War Memorial. Joined guided tour...excellent Volunteer Guide Bob had a deep understanding of the vision of the War Memorial and the those who sacrificed their lives in the various wars.
Parking is a bit of a nightmare - Fees everywhere. Although the Coles at Dickson you get it free with spend over $20
Research the public transport yourself - the visitor centre has a handout but you it is not that helpful as it only route numbers not stop information. Google Map may be more helpful.
Generally good customer service everywhere and locals helpful too.
Julian
Australia
Scored 10
10
Questacon , War Memorial, National Art Gallery and the...
Questacon , War Memorial, National Art Gallery and the Canberra Centre for shopping, are favourite places to visit.
Lunetta restaurant on Red Hill was a highlight.
Hired a car at the airport and found it easy to navigate the well planned road system.
Would recommend staying at the Park Hyatt.
Kevin
Australia
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Excellent accomodation for a couple of days. An easy drive in to the centre of Canberra to visit attractions.The rooms were spacious and the bathrooms were a good size and spotlessly clean. Beds were comfortable. We had booked last minute as our trip was impacted by weather and floods and we extended our stay an extra night. The staff were extremely helpful.
Very kind and helpful staff. The room was spacious and looked better than in the photos. The kitchenette was well stocked with plates and cutlery. Having a microwave oven is always a plus when travelling with kids. It is close to the centre but in a quiet neighborhood. Overall we loved the old hotel charm and would stay again if visiting Canberra.
I returned to this hotel for two reasons, 1. location - excellent area of Canberra, close to great eateries, lake and city and 2. the bed I had my first stay was soooo comfortable, but was a little let down as the bed the second visit wasn't the same quality. Still have no hesitations staying here in future.
We stayed in 2 bedroom room on the attached building (2 adults / 2 kids) and we had a Woolworths closeby so didn't use the restaurant. We had a fully equiped kitchen.
Parking was available inside the hotel and easy to park.
Overall good stay and would visit again if in Canberra with family.
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