Victoria Accommodation

Victoria offers a wealth of diverse attractions to visitors. As home to Australia’s second largest city, Victoria offers cultural diversity, rich history, beautiful scenery, and the setting for an unparalleled holiday. Victoria accommodation is plentiful, with hotels, apartments, and resorts catering to long or short holidays.


Melbourne - This is Victoria’s premier city and the best place to find accommodation to use as a base for exploring the surrounding region. With a thriving nightlife, galleries, museums and shopping, Melbourne offers an exciting holiday for everyone.

Yarra Valley - 90 kilometers from Melbourne lies the Yarra Valley. This is prime Australian wine country, where visitors can spend the day or plan for a longer holiday in the lush hills and verdant groves.

Dandenong Ranges - Barely a half hour drive from Melbourne, the Dandenong Ranges offer a glimpse of Australia’s past with the historic Puffing Billy steam train and rugged tree-covered hills. Victoria accommodation doesn’t get more exotic than the rainforest retreats found in this accessible getaway.

Mornington Peninsula - Beaches of white sand and stunning turquoise water characterize the Morington Peninsula. Lovers of sun and surf will thrive on the water sports and beach lifestyle.

Daylesford - This charming town an hour from Melbourne offers a bohemian retreat for lovers of art and good food. Outdoor cafes, lush views, and spa treatments are all staple offerings. The area offers Victoria accommodation with a focus on holistic well-being.

Macedon Ranges - The Macedon Ranges are famous for hiking trails, picnic areas, and wide open spaces. A short drive from Melbourne offers visitors a true holiday escape.

Phillip Island - Connected by a bridge from the mainland, Phillip Island is a nature-lover’s delight, with penguins, koalas, gulls and seals to observe when visitors are not enjoying its sleepy fishing villages and pretty seashore. The island offers Victoria accommodation with a twist – a boutique resort, cliff top hotels, and upscale apartment rentals.

Great Ocean Road  - The scene of many epic car trips, the Great Ocean Road straddles a jutting promontory, offering stunning seaside views from high in the cliffs, as well as lush rainforest parks. Accommodation is plentiful but book ahead during the busy summer season.

Victoria Goldfields - This is the historic site of Victoria’s gold rush. The prosperity of the era led to the building of elaborate architecture and whole towns that were later abandoned. Visitors can wander through these ghost towns and savor a glimpse of those golden glory days.

Grampians - The Grampians are quintessential Australian High Country. Jagged mountain peaks vie with verdant greenery and the open sky. Visitors are treated to stunning waterfalls and a treasure trove of aboriginal cave art. Those seeking wild Victoria accommodation will love sleeping in the bush or in one of the many campgrounds.

Victoria High Country  - Snow-crested peaks offer gorgeous views for adventurous travelers. Skiing is on offer during the winter, while horse riding dominates the summer months.

Gippsland - Gippsland reflects Victoria’s gold mining heyday, with train rides, bushwalks, and the occasional gourmet sidewalk café.

The Murray River - Adventurous travelers will enjoy kayaking on this famous river, the longest in all of Australia. For history lovers, a ride on a restored steamboat might be the preferred mode of travel. Bush accommodation is plentiful, and travelers will find the usual hotels and apartment accommodation along the way.