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Albany – 52 hotels and places to stay
Hilton Garden Inn Albany, WA
Featuring a bar, Hilton Garden Inn Albany, WA is located in Albany in the Western Australia region, 1.9 miles from National Anzac Centre and a few steps from Albany Entertainment Centre.
The Beach House At Bayside
Located in Albany, a 3-minute walk from Middleton Beach, The Beach House At Bayside provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Six Degrees Boutique Hotel
Offering an on-site bar, free parking and free WiFi, the heritage-listed Six Degrees Boutique Hotel is located in central Albany, surrounded by restaurants and shops.
ibis Styles Albany
ibis Styles Albany offers all the comforts of a home away from home, in an ideal location in Albany, close to major tourist attractions.
Dolphin Lodge Albany - Self Contained Apartments at Middleton Beach
Just 656 feet from Middleton Beach, Dolphin Lodge Albany - Self Contained Apartments offers accommodations with a private balcony or courtyard and free high-speed WiFi.
Country Comfort Amity Motel
Just 5 minutes’ drive from Mount Melville Parklands, Country Comfort Amity Motel offers air-conditioned accommodations with free WiFi.
Mandala Ace Albany Hotel
Ace Accommodations Albany is conveniently located 0.9 mi from central Albany. It is surrounded by gardens and is a short drive from Middleton Beach. There is free parking and free Wi-Fi.
Pelicans Albany Middleton Beach
Just 1476 feet from Middleton Beach and walking distance to bars, cafes and restaurants, Pelicans Albany Middleton Beach offers air-conditioned apartments with free WiFi.
Lilacs Waterfront Villas & Cottages
Offering BBQ facilities and overlooking the harbor, Lilacs Waterfront Villas & Cottages is set in Albany, 2.5 mi from the city center. Albany Entertainment Center is 2.1 mi from the property.
Emu Point Motel
Just 5 minutes’ walk from the beautiful Emu Point Beach, this motel offers self-contained accommodations with small kitchens. The property features a garden, a communal kitchen with BBQ facilities.
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What Guests Said About Albany:
- Review score10.0
Albany has great places to discover, in the city, the...
Albany has great places to discover, in the city, the harbour, on the coastline and in the countryside. The National ANZAC Centre and Park are well worth a visit. We enjoyed visiting the Torndirrup National Park where we saw the wonders of the Gap and the Natural Bridge. A journey out to the Porungorup National park to walk the skyline was also enjoyable. Wear good walking shoes. You’ll need to pay a National Park fee. There are vending machines at the entrances to these parks. A 5 day pass is worth it if you are spreading out your visits. The locals at Albany were also very friendly. Oceans Church was great. There’s an invitation for all to join them at Easter, 9am and 11am. There are some good restaurants. The Earl Spencer Pub was great. It’s a good idea to prebook a restaurant on a Sat night.Guest review byJackieAustralia - Review score10.0
It is a very pleasant place to go for a holiday.Quiet,calm...
It is a very pleasant place to go for a holiday.Quiet,calm and very pretty.Views over the harbour and the National Anzac Centre are highlights.Fast food outlets are absent and the local restaurants and cafes offer food which is very good quality and very tasty.Guest review byMICHAELAustralia - Review score8.0
Nice historic town in SW Australia with interesting things...
Nice historic town in SW Australia with interesting things to do for a couple days. Albany is also nicely situated if you are interested in hiking, beach visits and outdoors opportunities that are in pretty much all directions.Guest review byBradinHKHong Kong - Review score10.0
Albany is a beautiful town, surrounded by hills and blessed...
Albany is a beautiful town, surrounded by hills and blessed with some of the most incredible beaches, inlets and harbours in the South West. Most of the heritage buildings have been kept in tact and this adds to the cultural ambience. It has the convenience of a modern town, but the delightful experience of driving not far out of town to lovely rural spots and beaches and natural wonders such as The Gap, The Natural Bridge and the Blowholes. It also houses a distillery with some of the best whiskey and gin in WA. It is a great location and not too far from Perth if you don't want to travel a long distance.Guest review byAlisonAustralia - Review score10.0
Albany is blessed with the most beautiful natural features -...
Albany is blessed with the most beautiful natural features - squeaky white sand beaches, national parks with an excellent range of well maintained walks. The drive along Frenchman's Bay Rd is stunning and it is the hop off point for many scenic adventures. The old part of the town of Albany is very picturesque, perched on the side of the hill, with the still operating port nearby providing lots if visual interest. The Desert Mounted Corp memorial and lookout is stunning, day and night - we haven't made it to the Anzac Centre yet - it's on our list for next time, and we've heard it is wonderful. We ate lunch at Six Degrees hotel and it was excellent. We wandered through the Down South Arts and Craft collective and bought some art to take home and for gifts. The IGA on Proudlove Parade is excellent. The Dan Murphy's on Lower Stirling Tce is excellent.Guest review byRachelAustralia - Review score10.0
Great cool weather when Perth is red hot ,lots of places to...
Great cool weather when Perth is red hot ,lots of places to visit or just stroll around ,good selection of pubs ,restaurants ideal for couples /retires Middleton beach /emu point more for families some good camp sites like the Big4 . Love Albany area very relaxed for a long holiday or short breakGuest review bypatriciaAustralia
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- From $147.22 per nightReview score8.5Very Good · 873 reviewsGreat location and fantastic little units. A street or two down from the beautiful Middleton beach and lots of lovely coffee shops. Reception staff were very friendly and orientated us to the area and key attractions which was fantastic. The unit was clean and with a well equipped kitchen, great for a family to stay. Heritage type building reminding guests of Albany's history. Would stay again.Guest review bySashaAustralia
- From $281.11 per nightReview score9.0Wonderful · 2,638 reviewsWe love Albany and especially Middleton Beach. Dolphin Lodge is perfectly placed at Middleton Beach, a stunning long white beach with Ellen Cove tucked under the edge of Mt Clarence. Great dining places nearby, peaceful, pleasant and relaxed. Our apartment was lovely, comfortable and very well equipped for self sufficiency; close to eating places, mountain treks and beach walks, swimming.Guest review byKarenAustralia
- From $272.63 per nightReview score8.8Excellent · 1,546 reviewsGreat place to stay. Close to Middleton Beach, restaurants etc. Friendly staff. Great apartment. The best place we have stayed in Albany - we have been going there every year for the past 40 years.Guest review byChrisAustralia
- Review score9.3Wonderful · 60 reviewsThis property is perfectly located for an Albany holiday. Fabulous facilities and obviously recently renovated. Comfy beds, and everything we needed. And our dog loved the big back yard.Guest review byTraceyAustralia
- Review score8.8Excellent · 44 reviewsAlbany Waves offers beautifully designed and well equipped luxury family accommodation. We had everything we needed.Guest review byMelanieAustralia
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