Short days, cold nights and cups of tea on the couch. Sounds delightful, but it gets old after a while! Get a little pep in your step with a getaway to one of our top 10 winter destinations in Australia.
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It all started in 2015 when we decided to renovate over 1700 accommodation rooms across 85 locations throughout Australia. We wanted to offer good quality accommodation at a reasonable price. Our hotels already operated extensive restaurants, bars...
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Melbourne is beautifully composed of multicultural suburbs coming together to create one big melting pot of people, food, shops and attractions. The best way to experience the city is to base yourself outside the CBD and get lost going to and fro.
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Put your feet up because at the Sandringham Hotel, it’s easy to relax. Right on Port Phillip Bay, you have the inner coastline just outside your window, not to mention the popular shopping strip of Bay Road just around the corner.
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Driving south of Melbourne, you’ll be greeted with a sparkling blue coastline as the Mornington Peninsula reaches your fingertips.
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When venturing east of the city, be sure to check out the Yarra Valley, staying amongst 4.5 hectares of natural bushland at Nightcap at York on Lilydale. You’ll be surrounded by the sounds of bellbirds, lush gardens, an on-site swimming pool and friendly staff to welcome you.
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Victoria is home to some of Australia’s most diverse landscapes. From vast mountain ranges filled with lush greenery and sky scraper trees as far as the eye can see, to sweeping coastlines lined with pristine beaches playing host to families spending their weekends jumping into waves.
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Beach-side suburb, Frankston (VIC) has brought a touch of Hollywood to Victoria’s Mornington in a few local and international films that we bet you didn’t know about. From post-war drama to family adventure, and even action, this suburb has been graced with its fair share of air time.
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Penrith, Australia, began as a humble town. It posed as a satellite village of the larger town nearby, Castlereagh, and was a staging post for a road that sprawled over the Blue Mountains.Today, however, is another story.
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New South Wales is immensely diverse with national parks, a sprawling coastline and cute regional towns. There is so much to see and do in the entire state, it would be overwhelming to try to capture it all, so we’ve taken the liberty of curating a list of our favourite...
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