The Hotel: Albury City Motel

Set in central Albury, only minutes away from the local CBD and an airport, Albury City Motel offers contemporary accommodation within easy reach of what the region has to offer. Guests can take a short trip to cool off in Lake Hume or Murray River, watch the annual horse races, or explore the local wineries in the search for their favourite kind of wine.

Groupies can make themselves at home, staying in a choice of well-appointed rooms. When hunger strikes, travellers can prepare something to nibble on with the in-room facilities or venture further afield to discover the dining scene of Albury.

• TripAdvisor: 4 / 5

Room Details

Queen Room

• Bed size/type: Queen Bed
• Maximum occupancy: Two people
• The room comes complete with a TV, toaster, kettle, and microwave

Twin Double

• Bed size/type available on request: Either queen and single or twin double 
• Maximum occupancy: Four people
• The room comes complete with a TV, toaster, kettle, and microwave

Family Room

• Bed size/type: One queen bed and three single beds (in a separate room)
• Maximum occupancy: Five people
• The room comes complete with a TV, toaster, kettle, and microwave
  
  

The Area: Albury, NSW

Straddling the border of New South Wales and Victoria, the regional centre of Albury is located approximately 259km from Melbourne. The Murray River separates Albury from its sister town of Wodonga, providing a natural playground for visitors to enjoy a refreshing swim, leisurely canoe ride and relaxing picnic. Lake Hume also calls water babies keen to explore the depths by boat or jet-ski. Nature lovers immerse themselves in over 1,000 plant species at Albury Botanic Gardens, where kids especially can run amok through the Children’s Garden featuring a troll cave for an extra hit of mystery. The lush gardens are home to many events throughout the year, including live music and outdoor film screenings.

Take a trip to Albury’s historic past with a visit to Albury Railway Station and Albury Library Museum. History buffs will also enjoy a leisurely stroll around Monument Hill, a memorial dedicated to WWI soldiers. Hovell Tree Park begs a visit from keen explorers of all ages to follow in the footsteps of Hume and Hovell who first roamed Albury-Wodonga in 1824. After rummaging through all the natural beauty the region has to offer, the Community Wood Fired Oven at Hovell Tree Park or the Albion Hotel welcome hungry locals and tourists alike.