Albury Manor House
4 StarsIndoor pool and wellness area, Manor House Restaurant and bar
Indoor pool and wellness area, Manor House Restaurant and bar
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Outdoor pool and sundeck, Roadhouse Bar & Grill
Lagoon pool with hidden caves, Bullring Restaurant and Bar
Covered courtyard hot tub, Proximity to Harris Farm Markets
Panoramic city and mountain views, Locally sourced District Dining
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Outdoor swimming pool and terrace, Enclosed Huon Hill Hotel walkway
Central Albury CBD location, On-site courtyard parking
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Outdoor pool with waterfall, Spacious family-focused accommodations
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Outdoor swimming pool, Q Manhattans restaurant and bar
In-ground swimming pool, On-site licensed restaurant
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Outdoor swimming pool, Renovated rooms with kitchenettes
Asian fusion dining at Din Dins, Aboriginal art gallery
Secure on-site parking, Dean Street shopping proximity
Outdoor swimming pool and spa, Central Albury district access
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Year-round indoor swimming pool, Family Bistro with local flavors
Outdoor pool and alfresco area, Hovell Bar and Grill
Central Albury CBD location, Pet-friendly accommodation options
Outdoor swimming pool with poolside bar, FABRIC Bar and Restaurant
On-site Chada Cafe and Restaurant, Well-equipped fitness center
Lakeside accommodation on Lake Hume, Wildlife encounters on the deck
Outdoor swimming pool, Proximity to Lavington Shopping Precinct
Private Parking Included, Thoughtful Bath Mat Provision
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Two seasonal swimming pools, Relaxing spa and sauna facilities
Easy access to Lake Hume activities, Family-friendly room configurations
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Palm Springs-inspired retro design, Vibrant bar and bistro
Outdoor swimming pool, The Boatshed lake-view restaurant
Balcony rooms with street views, Quiet inner-city accommodation
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, On-site Roma Restaurant and Pizzeria
Outdoor swimming pool, Indoor spa and sauna facilities
Outdoor swimming pool and BBQ area, Family-friendly accommodation
Outdoor swimming pool, Family-friendly accommodation
Comfortable and budget-friendly accommodations, Expansive bistro with alfresco dining
Dedicated family room configurations, Convenient central Wodonga location
Rural and mountain views, Seasonal outdoor saltwater pool
Outdoor swimming pool with hot tub, Access to local sporting venues
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With Albury part of New South Wales and Wodonga part of Victoria, you’d be forgiven for thinking that these two cities are worlds apart. In truth, they are separated only by the Murray River, the world’s third largest navigable river, and connected by not only the Hume Highway but also by mutual respect. Motels and motor inns are more prevalent than hotels here although other accommodation options include self-contained apartments, B&Bs, and holiday parks. No matter where you choose to call home during your stay, you’ll have two vibrant cities on your doorstep.
Albury Wodonga is the perfect place to enjoy the great outdoors. From manicured gardens to natural woodlands, opportunities to experience outdoor fun are plentiful. Many activities, as you might expect, take place in and around the water. Noreuil Park on the Albury foreshore is a good place to start; here you can enjoy kayaking, paddle boarding, and swimming (the Murray is croc free!). Nearby, you’ll find the Albury Botanic Gardens as well as the Wagirra Trail. Lake Hume, just 15 minutes’ drive from either Albury or Wodonga, is another popular destination and where canoe hire and sailing lessons are readily available. Fishing is a popular pastime here but remember that you’ll need a licence (sold online and at local tackle shops). Visit in October to take part in the Lake Hume Fishing Classic (spectators also welcome). Be sure to leave time to check out the views from Monument Hill and the Eastern Hill Rotary Lookout.
When you’re not soaking up the sun, Albury Wodonga provides plenty of chances for you to soak up a little culture. The area features numerous art galleries although popular destinations include Arts Space Wodonga and the Murray Art Museum Albury. Arts and culture, of course, come in many different forms so you won’t be limited to browsing art galleries. Take time to meander along the Yindyamarra Sculpture Walk, a trail featuring art created by indigenous artists and perhaps best experienced when using APositive, a guided augmented reality app. Catch a show at performing art venues such as the Hothouse Theatre at The Butter Factory, The Cube Wodonga, and the Albury Entertainment Centre. And, for something a little different, check out the Flying Fruit Fly Circus, the Bonegilla Migrant Experience, and Gateway Village, the latter situated on the Lincoln Causeway and playing host to several wood crafting studios, artists galleries, and live jazz performances.
Food options are plentiful here. Café culture and street food play a big part of the dining scene here although there are just as many opportunities to dine in a top-rated restaurant or swanky hotel. Wherever you choose to enjoy lunch, be sure to squeeze in a visit to the iconic Ettamogah Pub. You might also head to one of the local farmers’ markets to stock up on fresh goodies; popular markets include the Murray River Farmers Market in Albury and the Gateway Village Farmers Market in Wodonga. Tuck into your spoils at the gorgeous picnic spots at Jackson and Kookaburra Points or hire a barbecue boat to enjoy your meal on Lake Hume. As well as great food, you can enjoy great wine in this area. The Watchbox Winery and Schmidt’s Strawberry Winery are both within a 25-minute drive. Retail enthusiasts can also enjoy the area’s great choice of shopping destinations. You’ll find that complexes such as Lavington Square and Birallee Village perfectly complement the area’s selection of unique independent stores.
Albury Wodonga is a destination for the entire family. Younger visitors will enjoy a visit to the Belvoir Park Playground and Oddies Creek Adventure Playspace, the latter set amid mature gum trees and featuring a 30-metre flying fox. Older children might like to spend some time at the James Memorial Skate Park where facilities include ramps for BMXs, scooters, and skateboards as well as a half-court basketball area. The whole family can enjoy water-based fun at WAVES in Wodonga and the Albury Swim Centre, both of which offer aquatic play equipment, or visit wide open spaces such as the Wonga Wetlands, the Huon Hill Parklands, and the Mungabareena Reserve. Additional highlights for families include trips to Beechworth Honey Discovery, the Wodonga Creek Miniature Railway, and the Murray 1 Power Centre. Active families will enjoy mountain biking in Padman Park and Hunchback Hill.
Although there’s plenty to keep you entertained within the boundaries of Albury Wodonga, longer stays may see you wanting to explore a little further afield. Antique enthusiasts will enjoy visiting nearby Chiltern where Main and Conness Streets provide many opportunities to pick up bric-a-brac and collectibles. A trip to Beechworth presents visitors with the chance to see the courthouse where notorious outlaw Ned Kelly stood trial and nearby Woodshed Falls is the perfect place to try your hand at panning for gold. Yackandandah is great for picking up some artisan products while a visit to Rutherglen is a must, if only to try one of the award-winning pies sold on Main Street. A one-hour flight can get you to Melbourne, so a trip to Australia’s cultural capital is not out of the question.
Albury Wodonga: Where two cities combine to create one great destination.
January is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Albury/Wodonga, with typical prices around $88 per night based on 443 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Albury/Wodonga are usually highest during June, with typical prices around $106 per night.
Hotel prices in Albury/Wodonga usually range from $65 per night to $151 per night, with typical prices around $100 per night.
Hotel prices in Albury/Wodonga are typically lowest in January at around $88 per night, rising to around $106 per night in June.
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In Albury/Wodonga, you might want to check out Albury Georgian Motel & Suites, Albury Manor House, Atura Albury, Mantra Albury. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Albury/Wodonga, you might want to explore Quest Wodonga, Quality Resort Siesta, Circa 1928. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Albury/Wodonga with your family, you could look at Albury Georgian Motel & Suites, Albury Manor House, Atura Albury, Mantra Albury. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Traveling with pets? The hotels Albury Classic Motor Inn, Belvoir Village Motel & Apartments Wodonga, Econo Lodge Border Gateway Wodonga, Porters Cottage Classic could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Albury/Wodonga, check out Albury Manor House, Quality Resort Siesta, Quest Albury, Best Western Plus Hovell Tree Inn – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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