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QT Canberra
Hotel in Canberra City Centre, Canberra
Very Good
0 reviews
8
From $114 per night
Crowne Plaza Canberra, an IHG Hotel
Hotel in Canberra City Centre, Canberra
Very Good
0 reviews
8
From $132 per night
Abode Woden
Hotel in Phillip, Phillip
Very Good
0 reviews
8
From $96 per night
Mantra on Northbourne Canberra
Hotel in Canberra City Centre, Braddon
Very Good
0 reviews
8
From $108 per night
Nesuto Canberra
Hotel in Canberra City Centre, Canberra
Very Good
0 reviews
7
From $98 per night
Hotel Realm
Hotel in Barton, Barton
Very Good
0 reviews
8
From $141 per night
Quest Canberra City Walk
Hotel in Canberra City Centre, Canberra
Excellent
0 reviews
9
From $119 per night
Nishi Apartments Eco Living By Ovolo
Hotel in Canberra City Centre, Canberra
Very Good
0 reviews
8
From $155 per night
Queanbeyan Motel
Hotel in Queanbeyan, Queanbeyan
Very Good
0 reviews
7
From $87 per night
Crestview Tourist Park
Hotel in Karabar, Karabar
Very Good
0 reviews
8
From $69 per night
Country Plaza Queanbeyan
Hotel in Crestwood, Crestwood
From $84 per night
ibis Styles Canberra Tall Trees
Hotel in Ainslie, Ainslie
From $84 per night
Hotel Queanbeyan Canberra
Hotel in Queanbeyan, Queanbeyan
From $70 per night
Parkway Motel
Hotel in Queanbeyan, Queanbeyan
From $70 per night
Madison Capital Executive Apartments
Hotel in Canberra City Centre, Braddon
From $75 per night
34 stays
From $27 per night
19 stays
From $27 per night
9 stays
From $75 per night
8 stays
From $71 per night
7 stays
From $27 per night
6 stays
From $101 per night
5 stays
From $111 per night
5 stays
From $111 per night
5 stays
From $101 per night
47 stays
From $76 per night
45 stays
From $76 per night
46 stays
From $76 per night
24 stays
From $89 per night
45 stays
From $76 per night
47 stays
From $76 per night
34 stays
From $76 per night
40 stays
From $83 per night
46 stays
From $76 per night
4 stays
From $84 per night
Canberra, the capital city of Australia, is a meticulously planned urban area nestled amidst mountain ranges and expansive limestone plains. As the seat of the Federal Parliament, Canberra is home to numerous national institutions and monuments. The city experiences four distinct seasons, each adding a unique charm to its landscape, making it a hidden gem in Australia. The surrounding countryside is dotted with historic rural villages and a thriving cool-climate wine industry, offering visitors a blend of urban sophistication and rustic charm.
The average price of hotels in Canberra right now is $112, with options ranging from $27 to $1,022. With 82 hotels available, visitors have a wide range of accommodations to choose from. Popular neighborhoods for hotels include Northern Canberra, Canberra City Centre, Braddon, Capital Hill, and City East. Some of the most sought-after hotels are the Novotel Canberra, Crowne Plaza Canberra, an IHG Hotel, Alpha Hotel Canberra, ibis budget Canberra, and Punthill Tuggeranong.
When visiting Canberra, there are numerous attractions to explore. Lennox Gardens, located on the south side of Lake Burley Griffin, is a serene spot featuring the Beijing Garden and Canberra Nara Peace Park, both adorned with sculptures and well-maintained plants. Every October, the gardens come alive with the Canberra Nara Candle Festival.
The National Arboretum Canberra is another must-visit, boasting 94 forests of rare and symbolic trees from around the globe. With 20 kilometers of walking and cycling tracks, visitors can immerse themselves in nature. The National Bonsai and Penjing Collection offers living artworks, and guided tours provide deeper insights. Families will enjoy the whimsical POD Playground, and the on-site café and restaurant are perfect for a relaxing break.
Just a short drive from the city, the National Zoo & Aquarium offers a unique experience. Daily Keeper activities provide opportunities to see animals interact with their caretakers and enjoy special treats.
Floriade, Australia's largest spring celebration, is an annual event held in Commonwealth Park. With approximately one million flowers in bloom, integrated sculptures, and artistic features, it’s a visual feast that attracts visitors from all over.
For golf enthusiasts, the Royal Canberra Golf Club offers one of the finest inland courses in Australia. The picturesque course, surrounded by trees and native plants, provides a beautiful setting for a round of golf.
Canberra's nightlife offers a variety of experiences. Joe’s Bar, an Italian restaurant and bar, is known for its intimate atmosphere and carefully crafted food and drinks. Start with antipasti, then enjoy lasagne and burrata while engaging with friends and family.
Molly, a 1920s-style speakeasy in Civic, is hidden behind an unmarked door and down a dark staircase. The bar boasts an extensive selection of spirits, with a particularly impressive range of scotch. Pair a charcuterie board with a classic Negroni for a delightful evening.
Casino Canberra provides prime entertainment with 40 gaming tables offering roulette, blackjack, poker, and keno. The relaxed atmosphere and two excellent bars make it a great spot for a night out.
King O'Malley's Irish Pub offers a wide selection of beers from Australia and around the world, accompanied by delicious pub food. The lively and friendly atmosphere ensures a good time.
Hippo Co is the place to be for whisky and cocktail enthusiasts. With a vast selection and innovative seasonal cocktails, the experienced bar staff will guide you through a fun and educational tasting. Every Wednesday, enjoy live jazz and blues performances by top musicians.
Canberra's dining scene is diverse and vibrant. Eightysix North in Braddon is a modern Australian restaurant with an open kitchen and a frequently changing menu, ensuring a fresh and exciting dining experience.
Morks is a must-visit for Thai food lovers, offering traditional dishes with unique flavors. The small space and great service make it a popular spot, so reservations are recommended.
Little Istanbul in Greenway serves authentic Turkish meze and mains in a modern setting. The extensive menu makes it hard to choose, so sharing dishes is a great way to experience a variety of flavors.
Indian Affair Restaurant is renowned for its award-winning Indian cuisine. The warm atmosphere and friendly staff make it a favorite among locals and visitors alike.
Rubicon, located in the Griffith Shopping Centre, offers modern Australian meals in a cozy setting. From sashimi and pork croquettes to beef rib eye and duck fat roasted potatoes, the menu is sure to delight. Finish your meal with a delectable crème brûlée under the soft glow of fairy lights.
January is the cheapest time to stay in Canberra for an average of $113 per night.
Average price per night for 3-star hotels
Month
Price
January
$113
February
$125
March
$127
April
$123
May
$119
June
$121
July
$126
August
$128
September
$138
October
$127
November
$116
December
$116