18 Best Hotels and Resorts in Australia You Can Book Using Points [2024]

Known for its koalas and kangaroos, striking surf beaches, and unique landscape, Australia is one of those places that has everything for everyone. 

Whether you’re visiting to explore the outback or sightsee the beautiful cities of Sydney or Melbourne, a fantastic luxury hotel is always ready for you to call home during your stay. 

The best part? You can book these hotels with points! Here’s a quick list of the best hotels and resorts in Australia you can book using points.

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1. Park Hyatt Sydney

Park Hyatt Sydney. Image Credit: Park Hyatt Sydney

With perfect views of the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge – two of Sydney’s most iconic spots – you can’t fault guests for raving about the Park Hyatt Sydney. 

Standing 5 stories tall with uninterrupted views of the harbor, the Park Hyatt Sydney is an example of true modern luxury. It features minimalist masculine decor paired with neutral beiges and earth tones for that clean yet elegant vibe.

All of its 155 rooms are fitted with floor-to-ceiling windows, bathing them in sunlight during the day. King beds sit invitingly in the room, draped in white linens. Meanwhile, sofa seating is off to the side and a table for two provides space for room dining. Minimalist open shelving serves as a display area while a TV is perched facing the bed.

Likewise, the marble baths exude sophistication and include plush robes, a soaking tub, and a heated Japanese Toto toilet. Le Labo products are provided too. Most importantly, guests also have access to a personal butler.

Delicious meals are offered at the hotel’s restaurant and bar. Enjoy a breakfast buffet or à la carte dishes courtesy of The Dining Room. Visit for dinner and gorge on a six-course meal paired with excellent wine. However, if you’re after light bites and refreshments, The Living Room is the best place to be while The Bar is excellent for cocktails.

As expected of a luxury hotel, the staff go above and beyond here. For amenities, there’s a rooftop pool with lounge chairs and cabanas. A spa and relaxation rooms are also available while a 24-hour gym lets you work up a sweat.

Park Hyatt Sydney is a top-tier Category 7 World of Hyatt hotel. This means booking a standard room with points is possible. On off-peak dates, you can redeem 25,000 points while on standard dates, you’ll need 30,000 points. If you book on peak dates, you can use 35,000 points per night for a standard room. 

For paid bookings, the low season rate is $800 while the peak season rate for a standard room is $1,049. The average season rate is $960 per night.

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2. Smiths Beach Resort

Smiths Beach Resort. Image Credit: Smiths Beach Resort

Located in one of the most premium beaches in the country, Smiths Beach, guests at the Smiths Beach Resort are only a few minutes away from enjoying the gorgeous water.

The resort is inside Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park where you’ll find the famous hiking route, Cape to Cape Track. It’s a great way to relax if you want to explore the outdoors from the hotel. To get to the nearest town, Yallingup, you can just drive 5 to 10 minutes. 

Accommodations at the resort are set up for couples and families so all beach villas contain 2 bedrooms. These are fully-contained units so it feels just like home.

Made from rammed earth, the villa buildings blend beautifully against the bush setting. Each villa has a bedroom with a queen and the other with twin beds, a spacious living area, balcony, full-sized kitchen, laundry area, even a BBQ. Baths are spacious with glass-enclosed showers and oval tubs.

There’s an on-site café and restaurant, both named Lamont’s. Go for fine dining here and experience only the freshest local ingredients. For amenities, there’s an outdoor infinity pool and the beach.

A member of the Small Luxury Hotels of the World and Hyatt’s partnership, you can book a free night here by redeeming 21,000 points on off-peak dates; 25,000 points on standard dates; and 29,000 points on peak dates.

However, if you prefer paying in cash, a standard room at the Smiths Beach Resort is $300 per night in the low season. It climbs to $990 per night during peak season. On the other hand, the average season rate is only $650 per night.

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3. The Ritz-Carlton, Perth

The Ritz-Carlton, Perth. Image Credit: The Ritz-Carlton, Perth

Found on the banks of Swan River, The Ritz-Carlton, Perth is one of the latest 5-star luxury hotels that have sprouted all around Perth.

From the lobby alone, you’re immediately transported into a den of luxury mixed in with distinct Aussie heritage. Here you’ll find 10,000 pieces of Kimberley sandstone and a front desk made from 100-year old Jarrah hardwood. Gorgeous dried flowers and carefully curated items are also thrown in. 

There are 205 rooms in the hotel. Entry-level spaces start at 600-700 square feet and feature hardwood floors with neutral earth tone walls and gray carpeting. There’s a table with seats, a fridge, a minibar, and a TV.

Bathrooms include dual vanity sinks with mosaic tiling. There’s a separate water closet with a toilet and a mini spa area with an ensuite shower as well as a soaking tub. Toiletries are Asprey Purple Water and a selection of small bath items are also provided to ensure you have what you need.

Room service is available but you can head to Hearth to experience luxurious fine dining. There’s also Hearth Lounge, for signature cocktails and Aussie beers or wines. If you head to the pool deck, there’s the Songbird Bar & Lounge where you can also grab quick bites and drinks.

For amenities, there’s a pool on the 5th floor and a fitness center. A spa can also be found on the same floor. They offer an assortment of treatments using Australian LaGaia and Biologique Recherche products.

The Ritz-Carlton, Perth is a Category 6 Marriott Bonvoy hotel. Redeem a free night here by exchanging 40,000 points on off-peak dates; 50,000 points on standard dates; and 60,000 points on peak dates.

For low season rates, a standard room costs $330 per night while in the peak season, the same room costs $700 per night. Meanwhile, the average season rate is $420 per night.

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4. JW Marriott Gold Coast Resort & Spa

JW Marriott Gold Coast Resort & Spa. Image Credit: JW Marriott Gold Coast Resort & Spa

After a hefty 35-million renovation, the JW Marriott Gold Coast Resort & Spa (formerly known as the Surfers Paradise Marriott) has been transformed into a stunning luxury retreat.

The resort is only a 5-minute walk to Surfer’s Paradise, so it’s something to consider if you want to go surfing or prefer to be near a beach. There’s a lagoon outside the hotel with a waterfall too. 

During the renovation, all of the rooms also received an overhaul. They now feature modern decor with floor-to-ceiling windows that look out to the ocean and a large king bed at the center of the room. Blue and grays add color while custom artwork decorates the walls. There’s a small balcony in most rooms too.

The bathrooms include a tub and an enclosed shower area. These are kept chic and elegant which ties in with the vibe of the room. Aromatherapy bath products are provided as well.

Dining is available at The Critique Restaurant. Grab breakfast or enjoy week-long lunches here. You can also dine at Misono, one of the most famous Teppanyaki restaurants in the area. On the ground floor is Chapter & Verse, a great spot for drinks and cocktails. Finally, there’s also JW Market, a place highlighting locally produced goods.

For amenities, there’s a tennis court and a fitness center with modern equipment. You can also lounge by the beach or the lagoon area. However, for those wanting some quiet time, there are various “secret spots” around the resort so you can escape from the hubbub.

The JW Marriott Gold Coast Resort & Spa is a Category 6 Marriott Bonvoy property. This means you can redeem 40,000 points on off-peak dates; 50,000 points on standard dates; and 60,000 points on peak dates for a free night here.

For paid bookings, a standard room in the low season costs $250 per night. But, if you book during the peak season, the same room costs $730 per night. During the average season, a standard room rate is $400 per night.

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5. 28 Degrees Byron Bay

28 Degrees Byron Bay. Image Credit: 28 Degrees Byron Bay

A low-key luxury resort in the middle of Australia’s cool coastal town, 28 Degrees Byron Bay promises relaxation in the middle of this tourist town.

Tucked under thick greenery, it’s only 5-minutes away from Main and Belongil beaches. The hotel itself is a glammed-up 40s-style cottage and designed to echo a combination of old-school beauty with modern luxury. A palette of whites, grays, and creams are all around, creating a calming, high-end feel.

Each room is secluded with all of the amenities you need to feel comfortable. Starting rooms have a private deck, garden, and plunge pool. A large king bed paired with organic linens in lovely neutral shades offers a cozy look. There are tea and coffee kits provided, along with amenities like books, and Souseau Turkish towels.

Beautiful bowl-shaped sinks are in the bathrooms paired with industrial taps. For toiletries, they’re from the brand Biology.

Rooms are stocked with locally sourced Byron products so you can enjoy a home-cooked breakfast. Think fruit compote, granola, and Moonshine coffee. There’s even a complimentary minibar filled with sparkling water, local beer, and organic lemonade. For other options, there are restaurants within walking distance so dining is made easy.

Since this is a small boutique, everything you need is pretty much in your room. The beach is nearby and if you want a private massage treatment, you can always ask the owners since one of them is a chiropractor and offer private treatments. There are no TVs here but you can request an iPad. You can also borrow the bikes on the property and explore the town.

28 Degrees Byron Bay is a Mr. and Mrs. Smith IHG Rewards Club member, which means you can redeem between 65,000 to 72,500 points for a standard room per night.

In the low season, the cash rate for an entry-level space is $370 while in the peak season, the same room starts at $480 per night. Staying during the average season, the same room costs $400 per night.

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6. Grand Hyatt Melbourne

Grand Hyatt Melbourne. Image Credit: Grand Hyatt Melbourne

Designed for the older, and the more refined crowd, the Grand Hyatt Melbourne mixes traditional luxury with modern amenities.

The hotel is located right where all the luxury boutiques and designer shops are. As a matter of fact, it’s sandwiched between Louis Vuitton and Chanel. What’s more, within the block are amazing restaurants so there’s always a spot where you can wine and dine. 

Rooms at the Grand Hyatt are around 350 square feet. Each one comes with a generous king bed and a large sofa. Modern staples like an iPod docking station, flatscreen TV, and Nespresso coffee machines are also provided.

Decked in white Italian marble, the bathrooms are another highlight. They come with a separate shower and tub, comfy bathrobes, and toiletries from June Jacobs.

If you’re health-conscious, the Grand Hyatt’s City Club fitness center is one of the largest health clubs in Melbourne. There’s a host of cardio machines you can use, plus a rooftop tennis court, a sauna, whirlpool, golf cages, a half basketball court, and a 35-foot indoor pool. There’s also a host of treatment rooms for massages and facials.

Breakfast is served at Collins Kitchen daily. Drinks and cocktails can be enjoyed at RU-CO or Bistro Bar, the latter for coffee or wine. Meanwhile, the Lobby Lounge is the best place for an afternoon of tea.

The Grand Hyatt Melbourne is a Category 4 World of Hyatt property. This means you can redeem a rewards night here for 12,000 points on off-peak dates; 15,000 points on standard dates; and 18,000 points on peak dates.

On the other hand, for cash rates, a standard room in the low season is $220 per night while booking on peak dates means paying $443 per night for the same room. The average season rate is $370 per night.

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7. Hilton Melbourne Little Queen Street

Hilton Melbourne Little Queen Street. Image Credit: Hilton Melbourne Little Queen Street

Hilton Melbourne Little Queen Street is a fancy Hilton hotel located at what was once Victoria’s first synagogue. In the 1930s, the Equity Chambers building stood at the site and it has been carefully restored to house this new Hilton.

Nearby, is some excellent shopping courtesy of Bourke Street Shopping Mall. Walk 15-minutes and you should reach Queen Victoria Market. Hop on a car and you can head to Marvel Stadium or the Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria within 30-minutes. 

There are 244 rooms in this hotel, each one is distinctly contemporary without being over the top. Floor-to-ceiling windows are paired with a soothing palette of grays, blues, and whites. On the walls are striking prints from Melbourne photographer, Roger Arnall.

A huge king sits on top of a wooden platform while a minimalist seating area and armchair provide relaxation. Modern bathrooms feature an Italian marble countertop with a backlighted mirror. There’s an open shelf cabinet filled with towels and toiletries, while a glass-separated shower area is off to the side.

Dining is offered at the hotel’s in-house restaurant, Luci. There’s also Douglas Club, a 30s style art deco bar that’s ideal for cocktails. You can also explore other restaurants nearby like Chancery Lane. Other amenities include a fitness center, a meeting area, and an event space.

You can redeem a rewards night here by exchanging 44,000 to 80,000 Hilton Honors points. Paid bookings start at $230 per night for a standard room in the low season. However, if you book in the peak months, it goes up to $450 per night. The average season rate is $360 per night.

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8. The Westin Melbourne

The Westin Melbourne. Image Credit: The Westin Melbourne

Located at Collins Street, guests at The Westin Melbourne will find themselves right in the middle of the action. After all, it’s only a block away from Flinders Street, Yarra River, or Federation Square, making it perfect for leisure tourists or business travelers.

Entry-level rooms start at 409 square feet. Prominently displayed in the room is the signature Westin Heavenly bed paired with a balcony or bay window to give you a view of the city.

The room sports a neutral palette with beiges and touches of dark wood and blues. Bathrooms are also spacious with separate bathtubs and rainfall showers. White Tea bath products are provided for guests.

Health buffs will love The Westin since it focuses on health and wellness. For instance, they have a fitness center, a lap pool with a spa, a steam room, and a sauna. There’s even an option for guests to do group runs with the “Running Concierge” and even active gear is available for rent.

Dining on site is offered at Allegro, which has a stunning view of the CBD. At the lobby, there’s a lounge bar where you can get coffee, tea, and cocktails. Other amenities include a library, meeting/event space, and a Wine Room that can be booked for private parties or dinners.

A Category 5 Marriott Bonvoy hotel, book a free night at The Westin Melbourne by redeeming 30,000 points on off-peak dates. During standard dates, it’s 35,000 points while on the peak dates, it’s 40,000 points per night.

The standard room during the low season is $250 per night while in the peak season, it’s $440 per night. Meanwhile, the average season rate is $350.

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9. Surfers Paradise Hilton

Surfers Paradise Hilton. Image Credit: Surfers Paradise Hilton

Rising 57 floors at Orchid Avenue, the Surfers Paradise Hilton is like a gleaming tower of blue and silver that offers a marvelous view of the Pacific and one of Australia’s most popular beaches, Surfers Paradise Beach.

If you love being in the middle of all the tourist areas, this location is perfect. It’s only a short walk to Cavill Avenue where you’ll find bars, clubs, buskers, and more. Thus, making it a prime spot for travelers seeking to immerse themselves in the local culture. 

The hotel offers regular guest rooms and apartment-style residences. Entry-level spaces are modern and pleasant with sand-colored carpets and dark taupe accents. Hilton’s comfortable Serenity beds are paired with light wood headboards that feature a distinct wave pattern. In addition, there’s ample storage, gray armchairs, desk, mini-fridge, and basic appliances.

Bathrooms are massive with glass-enclosed walk-in showers paired with a large vanity and sink. Toiletries are from the high-end brand, Peter Thomas Roth.

There are several swimming pools on the property, both found indoors and outdoors. Eforea Spa is perfect for treatments and massages. They’ve also added a fitness center and several meeting rooms.

When it comes to food, you can enjoy it at The Salt Grill, the only on-site restaurant. The Fix bar is perfect for wines and cocktails, and so is The Lobby Lounge.

Book a rewards night at the Hilton Surfers Paradise by exchanging a minimum of 46,000 to a maximum of 60,000 Hilton Honors points for a standard room.

If you go for a paid booking, the low season rate is $130 per night while the peak season rate is $440 per night. During the average season, the rate is $350 per night.

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10. Hilton Sydney

Hilton Sydney. Image Credit: Hilton Sydney

For the longest time, the Hilton Sydney has been an iconic hotel in Sydney’s CBD area. It’s just in front of the Queen Victoria Building. Take a short walk from here and you’ll be in key spots like The Galeries or The Strand. It’s also just a 22-minute drive to Sydney International Airport where you’ll find one of the best airport lounges in the world, Qantas First Lounge. 

After receiving a refresh, Hilton Sydney now features more modern interiors. Rooms here are bigger compared to the standard rooms in other hotels. Each one has a king bed complemented by a sleek Italian armchair. Large wooden headboards frame the bed while deep gray carpets offer cushion underfoot.

The bathroom is kept chic and elegant with a floating vanity with twin sinks. There’s a large tub, a separate shower, robes, and towels, along with Crabtree & Evelyn toiletries.

For food, head downstairs to Luke Mangan’s Glass brasserie and bar. A breakfast buffet is available and you can also head to the iconic Marble Bar.

Other amenities at the hotel include the Fitness First Platinum Pitt Street Gym, of which hotel guests have 24-hour access. There’s an indoor pool here too. In addition, Alysium Day Spa is great for stone massages and various treatments.

Stay at the Hilton Sydney for free by exchanging 41,000 to 70,000 Hilton Honors points for a standard room.

In the low season, the cash rate is $180 per night while in the peak season, the same room costs $700 per night. Meanwhile, when visiting in the average season, the room rate is $330 per night.

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11. Park Hyatt Melbourne

Park Hyatt Melbourne. Image Credit: Park Hyatt Melbourne

Found outside the central business district in East Melbourne, the Park Hyatt Melbourne is a favorite place for couples as well as business travelers everywhere. It helps that within walking distance are some of the best places to explore, including Flinders Street Station, Fitzroy Gardens, Chinatown, and Her Majesty’s Theater.

Standard rooms here are spacious, offering 517 square feet of space. It comes with a king bed paired with dark wood-paneled walls. Comfortable armchairs and basic room amenities like a TV, minibar, kettle, and coffeemaker are also provided. The bathrooms include white marble with a bathtub and separate shower enclosures. Le Labo toiletries are available for guests.

Radii Restaurant and Bar cascade through several levels of the hotel offering delicious cuisine. There’s a lobby lounge for light bites and drinks too. Meanwhile, those with access to the Club Lounge can also grab meals there.

Amenities at the hotel include a well-equipped fitness center, and an indoor lap pool with a hot tub, sauna, and steam room. There’s a tennis court and spa that offers massage and facial treatments. There’s also a meeting room and unique ballroom for business travelers and events.

Park Hyatt Melbourne is a Category 5 World of Hyatt hotel. This means you can book a free night here using 17,000 points on off-peak dates. If you’re staying during standard dates, you can redeem 20,000 points, and on peak dates, 23,000 points per night.

For a standard room, the cash rate in the low season is $250 per night while in the peak season, the same room costs $470 per night. When booking a standard room in the average season, the rate starts at $315 per night.

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12. W Melbourne

W Melbourne. Image Credit: W Melbourne

W Melbourne is located right at Flinders Lane, close to Melbourne’s CBD. Like all W brands, this one caters to the younger crowd with its ostentatious gold touches, bold color choices, and unusual room names.

Speaking of rooms, there are 294 guest rooms on the property. Entry-level rooms are called “Fabulous.” All of these come with contemporary furniture set atop a dark gray patterned carpet. There’s a large king bed with a thick and colorful crocheted throw, a marble table, a sleek armchair, even a signature cocktail bar featuring local products.

Bathrooms are also extravagant, with some only separated from the bathrooms via glass walls. Plush bathrobes are provided along with Davines bath products.

W Melbourne offers several dining options. Signature Japanese restaurant, Warabi promises delicious Japanese food with the finest beer, whisky, and saké. Lollo, headed by chef Adam D’Sylva is another great destination, while Curious is the place to be for cocktails and drinks. Culprit is a wine bar/café, perfect for coffee and light bites.

For amenities, head to the 15th floor where you’ll find a gym, an indoor pool with a jaw-dropping gold ceiling, and a bar with a DJ booth. There’s also a conference and meeting room as well as event spaces available.

Book a night at W Melbourne for free! This Category 6 Marriott Bonvoy hotel lets you redeem 40,000 points on off-peak dates; 50,000 points on standard dates; and 60,000 points on peak dates.

A standard room in the low season costs $258 per night while in the peak season, the same room is $520 per night. However, if you book in the average season, the rate is $310 per night.

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13. Hyatt Hotel Canberra – A Park Hyatt Hotel

Hyatt Hotel Canberra – A Park Hyatt Hotel. Image Credit: Hyatt Hotel Canberra – A Park Hyatt Hotel

Hyatt Hotel Canberra is a favorite for those looking for a hotel in the business district. The Parliament House is only a 4-minute drive while various government offices and embassies are within easy reach as well.

Leisure areas like Lake Burley Griffin are at the front of the hotel while the back area is Canberra Nara Park. A short 5-minute ride to the other side of the lake will bring you to more shops, restaurants, museums, and bars.

Rooms here are kept classic. Expect to see a lot of neutral beiges and tans including a brown carpet, wood furniture, and neutral-shade linens. The bed is spacious with large desks for working as well as a sitting area for comfort. Marble bathrooms feature deep tubs and shower enclosures with rainfall showerheads.

There’s an indoor pool perfect for doing a few laps. A spa and treatment room comes with a sauna and steam room too. A large gym with modern equipment as well as a tennis court is also available.

For dining, you can enjoy a buffet breakfast or à la carte options at their main dining area. You can savor breakfast, lunch, dinner, or even high tea here. There are also three bars, particularly Griffin’s, The Ambassador Lounge, and The Speaker’s Lounge.

The Hyatt Hotel Canberra is a Category 3 World of Hyatt property. On off-peak dates, redeem 9,000 points for a rewards night; 12,000 points on standard dates; and 15,000 points on peak dates.

Paid bookings are reasonably priced too. A standard room is $220 per night in the low season while in the peak season, the same room goes for $350 per night. During the average season, a standard room is $275 per night.

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14. Hyatt Regency Sydney

Hyatt Regency Sydney. Image Credit: Hyatt Regency Sydney

Once known as the Four Points by Sheraton, the hotel reopened as the Hyatt Regency Sydney in 2016 after a 250-million facelift. It’s located within a 5-minute walk to the nearest train stations and within a good distance to attractions like the Queen Victoria Building, SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium, and Hyde Park.

As a result of its rebranding, a new tower was added to the hotel where 222 rooms were added, this resulted in a whopping 892 rooms – the most a hotel offers in Sydney. Entry-level rooms start with 322 square feet of space. It’s spacious enough for all the basic amenities while ensuring guests don’t feel boxed in.

The room includes a dark patterned carpet with a king bed complemented by a wall-to-wall tufted leather headboard. Sleek bedside lamps add a modern touch to the space while large windows offer great views. Bathrooms have a separate shower enclosure, a marble vanity, and a large sink. Eco-friendly Pharmacopia products are housed in bottles, eliminating single-use plastics.

All-day dining is offered at Sailmaker. This is a huge space with lovely glass walls. Meanwhile, Zephyr Skybar is a rooftop bar for drinks and cocktails and a must-visit when you’re at the hotel. If you’re staying at any of the Club Rooms, you can also grab food at the Regency Club Lounge. There’s also a lounge lobby for coffee or tea.

The hotel also offers a 24-hour fitness center with modern equipment. There’s no spa or even a swimming pool, but they have a huge meeting and event space that’s a great plus for business travelers.

The Hyatt Regency Sydney is a Category 5 World of Hyatt member. Use your points to redeem a standard room for 17,000 points on off-peak dates; 20,000 points on standard dates; and 23,000 points on peak dates.

For cash rates, a standard room in the low season is $180 per night while in the peak season, it costs $516 per night. Meanwhile, the average season rate is $250 per night.

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15. Ovolo The Valley Brisbane

Ovolo The Valley Brisbane. Image Credit: Ovolo The Valley Brisbane

Neutrals and beiges are the last colors you would expect to find inside any Ovolo hotel. The Ovolo The Valley Brisbane is a unique, upscale hotel that offers a lot of green initiatives, stylish decor, and definitely a lot of quirkiness.

Found in Brisbane at the hub of Fortitude Valley, the hotel echoes a funky “tropical paradise” feel just from the lobby alone. Rooms are equally vibrant and stylish with bold patterned wallpaper, an inviting king bed with scalloped headboards, and some seating.

There are plants, a stocked free minibar, Amazon Alexa, and a convenient desk. Similarly, the spa bath is a must-see. It has a gorgeous white marble tub, twin sinks, and large mirrors.

Continental breakfast is free and part of your room rate, but you can order things off-menu for an additional $10. You can dine for dinner or drinks at either the ZA ZA TA Bar or Kitchen. Guests also get a free drink every day during happy hour at the bar. There’s also room service available.

For amenities, Ovolo The Valley Brisbane has a 24-hour fitness center, a lovely rooftop pool with extra space for sunbathing as well as event spaces like The Grand Hall, which is perfect for private parties or dinner meetings.

A Category 3 hotel, Ovolo The Valley Brisbane is an SLH Hyatt property. You can book a free night here using 9,000 points on off-peak dates; 12,000 points on standard dates; and 15,000 points on peak dates.

The low season rate is $150 per night while in the peak season, it’s $350 per night for a standard room. However, if you book during the average season, the cash rate per night is $250.

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16. InterContinental Sanctuary Cove Resort

InterContinental Sanctuary Cove Resort. Image Credit: InterContinental Sanctuary Cove Resort

InterContinental Sanctuary Cove Resort is found halfway between the Gold Coast and Brisbane. This little area is great for a quiet getaway because it’s filled with everything you need minus the busyness of city life.

The hotel is part of the Sanctuary Cove community. Nearby, guests will find a convenient marina, beautiful boutiques, restaurants, antique stores, and galleries. It’s also close to theme parks like Warner Bros. Movie World or Wet n’ Wild Water Park. In addition, those angling for the beach can just hop on a bus to get there. 

All the rooms are large with most having gorgeous views over the lagoon, garden, or the golf course through the balcony. There’s a small sitting area here too. What’s more, there’s a solid timber bed, parquet flooring, and wicker furniture inside the room. The baths feature large tubs along with a separate area for the shower.

Dining is provided at The Cove Café while pre-dinner drinks can be had at The Verandah Bar. The signature restaurant, The Fireplace, is great for a sumptuous dinner in front of an open kitchen. However, if you just want snacks and cocktails, The Pool House is the best place to visit. 

For amenities, there’s a lagoon pool and a terrace pool with a heated tub. There’s also a Country Club with 5 tennis courts, a fitness center, and another lap pool. You can also enjoy two golf courses nearby. Moreover, there’s a chapel, a business center, and a day spa too.

Book a free night’s stay at the InterContinental Sanctuary Cove Resort by redeeming 45,000 to 60,000 IHG Rewards Club points per night.

The cash rate for a standard room is $140 during the low season while in the peak season the same room costs $350 per night. Meanwhile, the average season rate is $250 per night.

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17. West Hotel Sydney, Curio Collection by Hilton

West Hotel Sydney, Curio Collection by Hilton. Image Credit: West Hotel Sydney, Curio Collection by Hilton

Part of Hilton’s Curio Collection, the West Hotel Sydney is the first one under this brand that’s opened in Australia.

It’s found right at the western side of Sydney’s CBD with a lot of nearby areas to explore. For example, there’s the recently-opened Crown Casino, Wynyard station (4-minute walk away), and Circular Quay (20-minute walk leisure walk from the harbor.)

Sophisticated and on-trend, the hotel guest rooms also echo this contemporary aesthetic. The striking geometric facade of the building is repeated inside the room as a motif.

Wood panels serve as the bed’s headboard while also acting as a design element. Slanted floor-to-ceiling windows add a unique flair too. On the other hand, bathrooms include all marble decor. They’re on the small side but convenient enough.

The Solander Bar and Dining areas occupy most of the ground floor. Because it’s a huge space, they are divided with screens for the bar section and dining area. This way, guests can enjoy the individual areas with ease. In addition, the hotel also comes with a 24-hour gym.

West Hotel Sydney is a Hilton Honors member which means you can redeem a free night’s stay here for a minimum of 39,000 points and a maximum of 60,000 points.

A standard room is $170 per night in the low season while in the peak months, the same room costs $500 per night. Meanwhile, if you stay during the average season, a standard room will set you back $250 per night.

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18. Hilton Darwin

Hilton Darwin. Image Credit: Hilton Darwin

Areas like the Esplanade and Crococaus Cove are only a 5-minute walk from Hilton Darwin. If you want to explore various bars and restaurants, the popular Darwin Wharf Precinct has a host of them to choose from. It’s also just a 15-minute walk from the hotel. 

Hilton Darwin rooms are kept modern and are impeccably well-maintained. Inside, you’ll find the rooms decorated with light gray carpeting and dark wood furniture. A large comfy king bed, desk, chairs, and spacious wardrobe provide convenience and comfort. Likewise, the bathroom is kept spotless and feature glass enclosures, a well-lit vanity, as well as toiletries.

Food is served at Mitchell’s Grill, where you can grab some of the best seafood in this part of Oz. There’s also a full breakfast buffet where you get a selection of hot and cold meals, cheeses, and Asian cuisine.

When it comes to amenities, you get plenty in this modern Hilton. It has a small gym, outdoor swimming pool, a salon, and an executive lounge/business center.

Stay at the Hilton Darwin using 60,000 Hilton Honors points for a standard room. However, when paying in cash, the low season rate is $120 per night while in the peak season, the room costs $215 per night. The standard room is around $180 per night if you book during the average season.

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Wrapping Up

To sum up, a trip to Australia isn’t complete without experiencing many of its lovely luxury hotels.

Book a stay at any of these fantastic hotels on the list and have a grand time in the land down under!

Safe travels!