Boutique hotels in Australia
Byron Bay
Central Coast
Hunter Valley
Kimberley
Margaret River
Melbourne
Queensland & Great Barrier Reef
- Lizard Island by Voyages
- Wrotham Park Lodge by Voyages
- Bedarra Island by Voyages
- Wilson Island by Voyages
- Qualia
Red Centre
Sydney
The Grampians
Top End
Self-catering properties in Australia
Great Ocean Road
Queensland & Great Barrier Reef
Australia
We’ve rounded up an ever-growing selection of boutique hotel stays, luxury hotel hideaways and romantic retreats in Australia. Click on a destination below to see our current pick of the best boutique hotels to book, as well as an insider guide to everything from restaurants and bars to picnics and hire cars…
Byron Bay
Some jokingly refer to Byron Bay as the most northern suburb of Sydney – everything you can find in the big smoke is right on the doorstep here too.
Central Coast
It might only be a couple of hours north of Sydney, but New South Wales' Central Coast couldn't be any more different.
Great Ocean Road
Victoria's Great Ocean Road, aka the B100, south-west of Melbourne, is one of the most famous drives in Australia, and for very good reason.
Hobart
Incredible coastlines, lush valleys, ancient mountain peaks, colonial heritage, succulent seafood, world-famous wildlife and a historical harbour – you couldn’t ask for more.
Hunter Valley
One of the global capitals of New World wine making, Australia’s green and glorious Hunter Valley is the ideal destination for antipodean explorers looking to combine the palatable with the picturesque.
Kimberley
One of the world’s few remaining patches of wilderness, this remote patch of Western Australia is a rugged land of plunging waterfalls, jagged gorges and lush tropical flora.
Margaret River
If Margaret River didn’t exist, someone would have to make it up. Just three hours south of Perth, the region combines natural beauty with phenomenal dining and over 120 wineries that produce a quarter of Australia’s top wines.
Melbourne
Set on the banks of the Yarra River, Melbourne has elegant Victorian-era streetscapes, Manhattan-style skyscrapers and an abundance of beautiful gardens.
Queensland & Great Barrier Reef
Australia’s most famous state is a land of extremes: one side, vast plains of ruddy bulldust stretch off into the Outback, while off the Pacific coast, the tropical islands of the Reef bask in year-round sunshine.
Red Centre
The Red Centre is a ruddy sprawl of desert wilderness in the middle of Australia – a desolate and seemingly endless landscape of dunes and shrubland, with the iconic mound of Uluru towering imperiously at its heart.
Sydney
With the guarantee of fantastic year-round sunshine, spectacular surf-and-turf landscapes and activities, the emphasis in these parts is on outdoor living.
The Grampians
The Grampians National Park is known as Gariwerd to the local Jardwadjali and Djadjawurung Aborigines and has been a sacred place for many millennia.
Top End
The Top End region of Australia’s Northern Territory is renowned for its tropical weather, rich indigenous culture, national parks and fantastic, laid-back lifestyle.
