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10129 Unique places to stay in Australia

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

Architecturally Designed Home With Outdoor Bathtub - Australia
9.9 33 reviews
Australia
20/06 – 27/06
£143/nighttotal: £1001 (7 )

Architecturally Designed Home With Outdoor Bathtub

1 2
cabin , Forcett
This Forcett cottage boasts stunning views of rolling hills and eucalypts, a short drive (approximately 30-40km) from Hobart and its attractions.
The self-contained property sleeps two guests in one bedroom with one bathroom, offering a modern kitchen, Jacuzzi, private outdoor bathtub, garden, and free Wi-Fi.
The Cabin - Waterfront With Fireplace - 5 Mins To The Bay - Australia
9.0 6 reviews
Australia
10/08 – 10/09
£117/nighttotal: £3627 (31 )

The Cabin - Waterfront With Fireplace - 5 Mins To The Bay

3 1
cabin , Callala Bay
This Callala Bay cabin is located just 900 metres from Callala Beach, a 5-minute drive away, and is situated on a quiet street with sea views. The property has consistently received excellent ratings for cleanliness, location and user experience.
The cabin offers 170 square metres of space, accommodating up to 6 guests in its 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Guests can enjoy a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher, oven, washing machine, microwave and toaster, along with free Wi-Fi, private parking, a private garden, a barbecue and streaming services on a flat-screen TV.
Beach Retreat - Modern 3 Mins Walk To Beach - Australia
9.9 22 reviews
Australia
19/07 – 08/08
£85/nighttotal: £1700 (20 )

Beach Retreat - Modern 3 Mins Walk To Beach

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chalet , Berrara
This brand new, two-storey chalet in Berrara offers stunning lagoon and mountain views, situated just 0.2km from both the beach and the lagoon, perfect for swimming and water sports.
Sleeping up to six guests, this eco-friendly property boasts two bedrooms, one bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, on-site parking, and outdoor amenities including a BBQ and hot shower; regular wildlife sightings are a bonus.
The Barn - 5 Acres Of Idyllic Bushland With Views - Australia
10 305 reviews
Australia
20/08 – 26/08
£136/nighttotal: £816 (6 )

The Barn - 5 Acres Of Idyllic Bushland With Views

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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.

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The Woods Farm Jervis Bay - Australia
8.6 155 reviews
Australia
12/07 – 17/07
£307/nighttotal: £1535 (5 )

The Woods Farm Jervis Bay

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farm , Tomerong
The Woods Farm is situated in Tomerong Forest, just 2 kilometres from St Georges Basin and 11 kilometres from Hyams Beach, offering a peaceful escape surrounded by beautiful eucalyptus trees. The farm has received excellent user and location ratings and a very good cleanliness rating.
Each of the three-bedroom holiday homes features a dining area and a living area with a flat-screen TV and satellite channels. Guests can enjoy a range of amenities, including a swimming pool, spa, restaurant, fitness centre, and a garden, as well as interact with farm animals like miniature horses, alpacas, cows, chickens, ducks, and peacocks.
Noosa Hinterland Luxury Retreat - Australia
10 194 reviews
Australia
20/08 – 26/08
£359/nighttotal: £2154 (6 )

Noosa Hinterland Luxury Retreat

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cabin , Cooroy
Kurui Cabin is a luxury retreat situated in the Noosa Hinterland, just 15 kilometres from the town of Cooroy and 25 kilometres from the beaches of Noosa Heads. This exceptional property has received excellent ratings for its location, cleanliness and overall experience.
The cabin sleeps two guests in two bedrooms, one with a king-size bed and a daybed and the other with a stylish bunk bed. The property offers a range of amenities including a fully equipped kitchen, air conditioning, a heated plunge pool, a fire pit and a spacious outdoor dining area.
The Bell Boat Shed - Australia
9.9 118 reviews
Australia
03/07 – 17/07
£72/nighttotal: £1008 (14 )

The Bell Boat Shed

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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).
Fryers Hut - Australia
10 148 reviews
Australia
10/07 – 12/07
£109/nighttotal: £218 (2 )

Fryers Hut

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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.

Frequently asked questions about unique stays in Australia

  • What are some hidden gems to explore in Australia?

    For hidden gems, consider the Flinders Ranges in South Australia, offering stunning red rock landscapes and ancient Aboriginal culture. The Ningaloo Reef in Western Australia provides incredible snorkelling and diving opportunities, far less crowded than the Great Barrier Reef. For a unique experience, explore the Grampians National Park in Victoria, with its rugged mountains, waterfalls, and Aboriginal rock art.
  • Which airport should you arrive at in Australia?

    That depends entirely on your destination within Australia. Sydney Airport (SYD) and Melbourne Airport (MEL) are the largest and best connected, serving as major hubs for domestic and international flights. However, if you're heading to Perth, Brisbane, or Adelaide, you'll want to fly into their respective airports.
  • 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 (like EFTPOS) are preferred. While cash is still used, it's less common than in some other countries. Most businesses will accept contactless payments.
  • How would you describe the safety of road conditions and driving habits in Australia?

    Road conditions in Australia are generally good, especially on major highways. However, distances can be vast, and some outback roads are unsealed and challenging. Driving habits vary across states, but generally, people drive on the left. Be aware of wildlife, particularly kangaroos, especially at dawn and dusk.
  • What steps should you take if your passport goes missing in Australia?

    Immediately report the loss to the nearest police station and obtain a police report. Then, contact your country's embassy or consulate in Australia as soon as possible. They will guide you through the process of obtaining an emergency travel document to return home.
  • Where should you spend a week to experience the best of Australia?

    A week isn't enough to see everything, but a good itinerary might involve a few days in Sydney, exploring iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and Bondi Beach. Then fly to Melbourne, experiencing its vibrant laneways, street art, and cultural attractions. A final day or two in the Yarra Valley wine region would round off a diverse experience.
  • Where should you spend a weekend in Australia to experience the best of it?

    Sydney offers a fantastic weekend getaway. You could explore the Royal Botanic Garden, take a ferry to Manly Beach, and enjoy the city's diverse culinary scene. Alternatively, Melbourne's laneways, coffee culture, and vibrant arts scene also make for an excellent short break.
  • What festivals in Australia are highly recommended for visitors?

    The Sydney Festival in January is a major cultural event. The Vivid Sydney light festival in May/June transforms the city with stunning light installations. In the outback, the Parrtjima Arafura Sounds and Lights Festival celebrates Aboriginal culture.
  • Does Australia have Uber or comparable ride-hailing services?

    Yes, Uber and other ride-hailing apps like Ola are widely available in most Australian cities. They offer a convenient alternative to taxis, particularly in metropolitan areas.
  • What’s the top spot in Australia for favourable weather conditions?

    This is subjective and depends on the time of year, but areas in Western Australia, such as Perth, often experience a Mediterranean climate with warm, sunny days and mild winters. However, remember that Australia is a vast continent with diverse climates.

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Best Australia unusual places with a garden

Ukiyo - 150 Acres, Private Sauna, Icebath And Gym - Australia
10 19 reviews
Australia
21/06 – 23/06
£242/nighttotal: £484 (2 )

Ukiyo - 150 Acres, Private Sauna, Icebath And Gym

1 1
cabin , Mount Marsden
Ukiyo, a secluded Mount Marsden lodge, offers a private, off-grid escape with stunning valley views and nearby wildlife.
This one-bedroom, one-bathroom retreat sleeps four, boasting a private gym, sauna, ice bath, and air conditioning, perfect for a relaxing wellness break.
Walpole Wilderness Resort - Australia
Australia
03/07 – 17/07
£304/nighttotal: £4256 (14 )

Walpole Wilderness Resort

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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.
Grampians Luxury W/ Bath & Fireplace. Mrs Hemley. - Australia
10 174 reviews
Australia
10/07 – 12/07
£246/nighttotal: £492 (2 )

Grampians Luxury W/ Bath & Fireplace. Mrs Hemley.

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cabin , Halls Gap
This one-bedroom house is situated in the centre of Halls Gap, just a short walk from the shops, restaurants and walking trails of the Grampians National Park. The property boasts a well-equipped kitchen, a luxurious ensuite bathroom and a private garden perfect for relaxing after a day exploring the region.
The Little Things Tiny House - Australia
10 207 reviews
Australia
10/07 – 12/07
£194/nighttotal: £388 (2 )

The Little Things Tiny House

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house , Batemans Bay
This eco-friendly tiny house, near North Batemans Bay, is situated on a 3-acre plot backing onto state forest with dam views, a short distance (precise distance unspecified) from the town and beaches.
The self-contained dwelling offers a king-size bed, Jacuzzi, private fire tub, indoor movie projector, covered verandah with BBQ, and complimentary breakfast hamper for two guests, showcasing its off-grid solar, rainwater, and firewood power systems.

Best Australia unique stays with a jacuzzi

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

Beechmont Mountain View Chalet - Australia
10 442 reviews
Australia
20/07 – 24/07
£227/nighttotal: £908 (4 )

Beechmont Mountain View Chalet

1 2
chalet , Beechmont
Beechmont Mountain View Chalet enjoys a secluded rainforest location near Lamington National Park, offering breathtaking views of Mount Warning and the Numinbah Valley.
This five-guest lodge boasts a fully equipped chef's kitchen, a private heated spa, and a mezzanine bedroom overlooking a fireplace; a welcome hamper with local Champagne and breakfast essentials is included.
Mellow@mullum - Australia
9.9 146 reviews
Australia
10/07 – 12/07
£208/nighttotal: £416 (2 )

Mellow@mullum

1 2
cabin , Main Arm
The Mellow@Mullum cabin is situated in bushland near Mullumbimby, a seven-minute drive away, offering easy access to Byron Bay (40km), Brunswick Heads (24km), and North Byron Parklands (24km).
This stylish, newly renovated one-bedroom retreat sleeps two, boasting a fully equipped kitchenette, bathroom with compost toilet, hot tub, outdoor shower, fire pit, high-speed internet, and Smart TV; fruit trees are on the property.
Bracken Retreat - Hobart - Australia
10 41 reviews
Australia
20/08 – 26/08
£93/nighttotal: £558 (6 )

Bracken Retreat - Hobart

1 2
cabin , Brighton
Bracken Retreat, a self-contained tiny house near Hobart, Tasmania, offers complete privacy amidst bracken fern fields, a 40km drive from Hobart and conveniently located for exploring Mt Field National Park and MONA.
This one-bedroom, one-bathroom dwelling sleeps two guests and features a kitchen, air conditioning, a jacuzzi, parking, and access to bespoke services including elopement planning, alongside an external hot tub and fire pit.
Coach Light Cabin Luxury Cabin Escape Outdoor Bath - Australia
9.9 508 reviews
Australia
20/06 – 27/06
£163/nighttotal: £1141 (7 )

Coach Light Cabin Luxury Cabin Escape Outdoor Bath

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cabin , Aldinga
This modern, minimalist tiny house is situated on the Fleurieu Peninsula in South Australia, just a short drive from the McLaren Vale wine district and the stunning beaches of the region. It has received excellent ratings for its location, cleanliness, and user experience.
This stylish dwelling can accommodate up to two guests and features a copper bath, a gourmet BBQ, and a large deck. Guests can enjoy the scenic beauty of the surrounding vineyards, explore the nearby beaches, or relax in the luxurious surroundings.
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