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10129 Unique places to stay in Australia

Best family friendly Australia unique stays

Among the 10129 accommodations in Australia, here are the 4 best family friendly unique accommodations

Vintage Steel, Hinton - Australia
10 34 reviews
Australia
14/10 – 16/10
$1655/nighttotal: $3310 (2 )

Vintage Steel, Hinton

1 7
farm , Hinton
Vintage Steel, a spacious barn conversion in Hinton, lies a 3-5 minute walk from the local pub and a short drive from the historic town of Morpeth, offering easy access to the Hunter Valley wine region (30-40 minutes' drive).
This large property sleeps up to 16 guests in 8 fully insulated bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms, boasting an in-ground swimming pool, custom-made fireplace/pizza oven, and a fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher; off-street parking for four cars is also provided.
Iredale Farm Stay - Australia
10 88 reviews
Australia
30/12 – 01/01
$173/nighttotal: $346 (2 )

Iredale Farm Stay

1 1
cabin , Iredale
This Iredale countryside cottage is situated a short 24km drive from Toowoomba, offering easy access to town amenities whilst enjoying a peaceful rural setting.
The self-catering property sleeps four guests in one bedroom and one bathroom, boasting a deck with BBQ, microwave, fridge and scenic views of grazing cattle, plus nearby farm animals including wallabies and echidnas.
Farm Stay, Mariton Farm - Australia
9.4 36 reviews
Australia
21/06 – 23/06
$155/nighttotal: $310 (2 )

Farm Stay, Mariton Farm

2 1
farm , Falls Creek
This Falls Creek lodge is situated near Fitzroy Falls (50km) and Shellharbour Airport (68km), offering easy access to scenic hikes and convenient travel links.
The 150 square metre property sleeps four, boasting two bedrooms, one bathroom, a fully equipped kitchenette, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, private parking, and an outdoor fireplace.
Salt - Australia
Australia
30/06 – 14/07
$419/nighttotal: $5866 (14 )

Salt

2 1
chalet , Berrara
Salt is a two-bedroom chalet located in Berrara, just 34 kilometres from Mollymook Golf Club and a short distance from Berrara Beach, offering a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle. The chalet is perfect for families or groups of up to four people, with a comfortable living space of 13 square metres.
The chalet features a fully equipped kitchen, a private balcony, a fireplace, and outdoor dining space. Guests can enjoy fishing opportunities right from the doorstep, and explore the nearby beaches of Berrara, Kirby's, and Cudmirrah. Free parking and Wi-Fi are also included.

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Fryers Hut - Australia
10 148 reviews
Australia
15/07 – 16/07
$176/nightfor 1 night

Fryers Hut

1 2
cabin , Fryerstown
Fryers Hut is a self-catering lodge situated in the tranquil bushland of Fryerstown, just 16 kilometres from Castlemaine, 48 kilometres from Daylesford, and 8 kilometres from Vaughan Springs. The one-bedroom lodge sleeps two guests and offers a garden, swimming pool, sauna, and parking.
Mia-mia Loft House Retreat - Australia
10 16 reviews
Australia
01/08 – 02/08
$279/nightfor 1 night

Mia-mia Loft House Retreat

1 2
cabin , Table Top
This unique cabin, situated in Table Top, NSW, offers a convenient stopover for travellers journeying between Sydney and Melbourne, being just 5 kilometres from the Hume Highway and a short walk from the Hume Weir.
This loft-style tiny house, accommodating two guests, boasts air conditioning, a swimming pool, parking, a sunken lounge with a television, a well-equipped kitchen featuring a coffee pod machine, and a luxurious bathroom with a copper rain shower, complemented by outdoor decking with a bar and an outdoor slipper bath.
Toba At Rumah Semanggi - Two-storey Bungalow - Australia
9.6 29 reviews
Australia
15/11 – 07/02
$38/nighttotal: $3192 (84 )

Toba At Rumah Semanggi - Two-storey Bungalow

1 1
bungalow , Kecamatan Ubud
Rumah Semanggi is a boutique bungalow village located in Kecamatan Ubud, just 10 kilometres from the town centre, situated between a river and rice fields, offering a peaceful and secluded jungle setting. The property has excellent user, location and cleanliness ratings.
The bungalow offers a unique Dutch-Indonesian design, with comfortable living spaces and private seating areas, and can accommodate up to two guests. Guests can enjoy the natural surroundings with a deep natural stone swimming pool, a lush tropical garden, and shared amenities including a common area, gazebo, tea house, in-house library and the swimming pool.
The Bell Boat Shed - Australia
9.9 119 reviews
Australia
03/07 – 17/07
$135/nighttotal: $1890 (14 )

The Bell Boat Shed

1 1
farm , Wellington
This self-contained studio apartment is situated on a working farm near Wellington, within 80km of the Bell River and Catumbil Ranges, offering scenic walks and proximity to outdoor activities.
The property features a queen-sized bed, a separate double bedroom, a kitchenette with fridge and microwave, reverse-cycle air conditioning, a swimming pool, a garden, and accommodates up to four guests, with free on-site parking and the option to interact with farm animals (permission required).

Frequently Asked Questions about unique stays in Australia

  • What are some hidden gems to explore in Australia?

    For hidden gems, consider the Flinders Ranges National Park in South Australia, offering stunning landscapes and hiking trails. The Grampians National Park in Victoria boasts incredible rock formations and waterfalls. For a coastal escape, head to the Bay of Fires in Tasmania, known for its orange-hued granite boulders and pristine beaches. These are less crowded alternatives to the more popular tourist destinations.
  • Which airport should you arrive at in Australia?

    That depends on your destination within Australia. Sydney Airport (SYD) is the largest and serves as a major hub for international and domestic flights. Melbourne Airport (MEL) is another significant international gateway. If you're heading to Queensland, Brisbane Airport (BNE) is a good option. Always check flight options and prices to determine the most convenient airport for your itinerary.
  • What is generally accepted for payment in Australia, cash or card?

    Cards are widely accepted throughout Australia, even in smaller towns. Credit cards (Visa, Mastercard) and debit cards are commonly used. While cash is still accepted, it's becoming less prevalent. It's advisable to have some Australian dollars on hand for smaller purchases or situations where card payment isn't available, but relying primarily on cards is generally fine.
  • How would you describe the safety of road conditions and driving habits in Australia?

    Road conditions in major cities and along well-maintained highways are generally excellent. However, distances are vast, and some rural roads can be less developed. Driving habits vary; be aware of the speed limits and observe the rules of the road. Remember to drive on the left-hand side. It is wise to take extra caution when driving in more remote areas.
  • What steps should you take if your passport goes missing in Australia?

    Immediately report the loss or theft to the nearest Australian police station and obtain a police report. Then, contact your country's embassy or consulate in Australia. They can assist with emergency passport replacement procedures. You will likely need to provide documentation and photographs.
  • Where should you spend a week to experience the best of Australia?

    A week isn't enough to truly see all of Australia, but a good option would be to focus on either the east coast or the west coast. A trip along the east coast could involve Sydney, exploring the Blue Mountains National Park, and then heading to the Great Barrier Reef. Alternatively, a trip to the west could include exploring Perth, Margaret River wine region, and exploring the Ningaloo Reef.
  • Where should you spend a weekend to experience the best of Australia?

    For a fantastic weekend getaway, consider exploring the Yarra Valley in Victoria, known for its wineries and charming towns. Alternatively, the Hunter Valley in New South Wales offers similar experiences with its vineyards and picturesque scenery. Both locations are easily accessible from major cities.
  • What festivals in Australia are highly recommended for visitors?

    The Sydney Festival in January offers a wide range of performing arts. The Vivid Sydney light festival in May/June is a spectacular event with light installations and music performances. The Melbourne International Film Festival in August showcases films from around the world. These are just a few examples; many smaller, regional festivals also take place throughout the year.
  • Does Australia have Uber or comparable ride-hailing services?

    Yes, Uber and other ride-hailing services like Ola operate in most major Australian cities. These are convenient alternatives to taxis, especially in urban areas.
  • What's the top spot in Australia for favorable weather conditions?

    Australia's climate varies greatly by region. For consistently warm and sunny weather, areas in the Northern Territory, such as Darwin, often experience tropical conditions with high temperatures and humidity throughout much of the year. However, keep in mind the wet season.

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Best Australia unique accommodations with a garden

Never Never Cabin - Australia
10 386 reviews
Australia
04/10 – 10/10
$308/nighttotal: $1848 (6 )

Never Never Cabin

1 2
cabin , Gleniffer
The Never Never Cabin is situated in a peaceful rural setting just 10 kilometres from Bellingen town centre, offering a secluded retreat with stunning views of the Never Never range. It has consistently received excellent ratings for its location, cleanliness, and overall experience.
The cabin is a one-bedroom, one-bathroom property that can accommodate two guests. It features a spacious open-plan layout, a large verandah for outdoor dining, a clawfoot bath, a wood-burning fireplace, and a king-size bed with quality linens. Guests can enjoy a delicious organic breakfast, explore walking trails leading to a designated swimming spot on the Never Never Creek, and take advantage of the remote location for stargazing.
A Tiny Bit Dusty - Australia
10 118 reviews
Australia
31/12 – 01/01
$282/nightfor 1 night

A Tiny Bit Dusty

1 2
cabin , Coblinine
This self-contained tiny house is situated just 9 kilometres outside of Katanning in the Great Southern region of Western Australia, offering a peaceful retreat in a 200-acre paddock. The property has received excellent ratings for cleanliness, location, and user experience.
The accommodation features one bedroom and one bathroom, comfortably sleeping two guests. Enjoy the convenience of a fully equipped kitchen with a fridge, freezer, and microwave, and relax in the garden or by the crackling fire. Activities include exploring the walking trails, immersing yourself in the working farm setting, and enjoying the uninterrupted views of the night sky.
The South Coast Sandcastles, Three Cabin Compound - Australia
10 2 reviews
Australia
15/11 – 03/12
$2429/nighttotal: $43722 (18 )

The South Coast Sandcastles, Three Cabin Compound

9 4
cabin , Huskisson
The South Coast Sandcastles, Three Cabin Compound is a recently renovated villa located in Huskisson, just a short distance from Huskisson Beach, Sailors Grave Beach, and Shark Net Beach. The property is situated in a peaceful and picturesque area, offering easy access to the beautiful beaches and surrounding natural landscapes.
The villa offers nine bedrooms, six bathrooms, and three living rooms, spanning 1000 square meters. This spacious property can comfortably accommodate up to 38 guests, making it ideal for large families or groups of friends. The villa features a range of modern amenities, including a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, and a private garden with barbecue facilities. Guests can also enjoy the outdoor fireplace, patio, and outdoor dining area, perfect for relaxing and enjoying the beautiful Huskisson weather.
The Barn - 5 Acres Of Idyllic Bushland With Views - Australia
10 307 reviews
Australia
07/07 – 09/07
$428/nighttotal: $856 (2 )

The Barn - 5 Acres Of Idyllic Bushland With Views

1 4
cabin , Yinnar South
The Barn is a secluded cabin situated on five acres of private forest in the rolling hills of Gippsland, a short 10-kilometre drive from Yinnar South.
This three-bedroom retreat features bespoke timber furnishings, a wood-fired pizza oven, a freestanding bath with bushland views, and a spacious kitchen with modern amenities, providing a tranquil escape for up to six guests.

Best Australia unique stays with a jacuzzi

Among the 10129 accommodations in Australia, here are the 4 best unique accommodations with a jacuzzi

Peaceful Pines Country Stay - Australia
10 123 reviews
Australia
11/07 – 12/07
$445/nightfor 1 night

Peaceful Pines Country Stay

1 2
cabin , Birregurra
This charming cottage is situated just 6km from Birregurra town centre and Brae Restaurant, and 20km from Colac, enjoying a peaceful farm setting. The property is conveniently located for exploring the surrounding area, with easy access to the Great Ocean Road, Lorne, and Geelong.
The self-catering accommodation has one bedroom and one bathroom, comfortably sleeping two guests. The cottage is fully equipped with modern amenities including air conditioning, electric blankets, a kitchen with a fridge and microwave, as well as a jacuzzi, garden, and parking. Guests can enjoy stunning sunset views from the sun deck, interact with the friendly farm animals, and relax in the tranquil atmosphere.
Sigma Treehouse — Private Sauna & Sunset Views - Australia
10 2 reviews
Australia
31/12 – 01/01
$391/nightfor 1 night

Sigma Treehouse — Private Sauna & Sunset Views

1 2
cabin , Banjar
This private jungle treehouse is located in Munduk, North Bali, approximately 1.2 kilometres on foot from Red Coral Waterfall, with Golden Valley, Labuhan Kebo, and Melanting Waterfalls also nearby.
This studio apartment for two offers a Jacuzzi, sauna, and a garden, alongside a fully equipped kitchen with a fridge and freezer, ideal for those seeking a tranquil escape in the cool mountain climate.
6sixteen The Banks - Australia
9.9 101 reviews
Australia
04/10 – 10/10
$236/nighttotal: $1416 (6 )

6sixteen The Banks

1 2
cabin , Agnes Banks
6SIXTEEN is a self-contained lodge situated on a 5-acre property between Penrith and Richmond, New South Wales, offering breathtaking views of the Blue Mountains, approximately 60km west of Sydney.
This one-bedroom retreat sleeps three, boasting a fully equipped kitchen, a luxurious bathroom, air conditioning, Wi-Fi (on request), and a private hot tub (upgrade available), perfect for a peaceful escape near Agnes Banks.
Walpole Wilderness Resort - Australia
Australia
02/07 – 11/07
$647/nighttotal: $5823 (9 )

Walpole Wilderness Resort

2 4
chalet , Walpole
This chalet is located within the Walpole Wilderness Resort, offering a tranquil natural setting approximately 130 kilometres from Albany Regional Airport.
This 154 square metre lodge accommodates up to 17 guests with 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, featuring a private patio and balcony with lake views, a Jacuzzi, spa access, a well-equipped kitchen, and barbecue facilities.
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