Located just a 15-minute walk from the restaurants, shopping and art precinct of Bendigo, Schaller Hotel Bendigo offers free WiFi and an on-site cafe and bar.
Featuring an indoor pool and a spa, All Seasons Resort Hotel Bendigo offers relaxing stays in elegant rooms with flat-screen TVs. It provides free parking and has a bistro and barbecue facilities.
Located opposite Lake Weeroona, Quality Hotel Lakeside offers an outdoor swimming pool. Guests enjoy free WiFi and can enjoy a meal at the onsite bar and restaurant.
Featuring an indoor pool, a hot tub and a cocktail bar, Quality Inn Colonial is just 5 minutes’ drive from Bendigo Stadium. A flat-screen TV with cable channels is standard in all rooms.
Set in Bendigo, 2.8 km from Bendigo Train Station, BENDIGO BOTANIC MOTEL- with KING BEDS-REFURBISHED 2022 offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking and a terrace.
Featuring a hot tub and a heated swimming pool, National Hotel Motel Bendigo is just 5 minutes’ drive from Bendigo’s town centre. You can dine on-site at the bistro and bar.
Conveniently located within walking distance to the Arts precinct and downtown Bendigo is the Best Western Cathedral Motor Inn offering an array of accommodation options for leisure and corporate...
On average, 3-star hotels in Bendigo cost £79 per night, and 4-star hotels in Bendigo are £116 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Bendigo can on average be found for £109 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £79 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Bendigo for tonight. You'll pay on average around £93 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Bendigo will cost around £196 (based on Booking.com prices).
Staff were extremely friendly. Meals in Restaurant were lovely and I thought they were very reasonably priced.
It is directly across the road from talking tram and Deborah Goldmine. Very good bakery close walking distance and a Coles Express beside it.
A little bit far from centre of things. Also I would have liked room cleaned during our 5 night stay. But we were allowed to ask for fresh towels from reception, when we needed them.
All in all we enjoyed our stay but would probably get a bigger family room if possible.
Suzanne
Australia
10
Scored 10
Bendigo may only be the fourth largest city in Victoria (...
Bendigo may only be the fourth largest city in Victoria (behind Geelong and Ballarat) but it punches way above its weight for charm, history, architecture, fine dining and just plain fun. There's always lots to see and do but whenever Bendigo puts on a special event - like the Agricultural Show, or the Easter Festival, it's always spectacular.
Dallas
10
Scored 10
Wonderful historical town with lots to do and see.
Wonderful historical town with lots to do and see. We had many wonderful good experiences and enjoyed being able to walk or catch the tram to a variety of destinations. Pratty's Patch was the most amazing place to eat with wonderful customer service and generous meals.
Genevieve
Australia
10
Scored 10
This time visited for one night only, for a single purpose.
This time visited for one night only, for a single purpose. However Bendigo has much to recommend it, parks, galleries, gardens, museums and many dining options, and it is very walkable. The public art gallery has many special exhibitions worth a visit. Train from Melbourne is a good way to travel there.
Princessm
8.0
Scored 8.0
Bendigo lacks TYPE 2 EV car charging.
Bendigo lacks TYPE 2 EV car charging. They are often used by Tesla owners but I'm not a Tesla owner. However, I can use the old style Tesla chargers just as any other people driving non Tesla type 2 plug vehicles can use them. The new wiz bang ev chargers they have at one shopping centre are LOCKED for Tesla only and there are very few other options for non Tesla vehicles that have a tethered cable. While Tesla drivers charge their car at the shopping centre for free everyone else is discriminated against. Most have to pay to charge their cars. All Tesla charging stations have tethered cables but a lot of other companies that offer type 2 don't bother with a cable and expect you to bring your own. I already carry an AC charger to plug into a power point so I don't need an extra thing to carry. I believe there is a type 2 free charging in Bendigo at a Tafe/Uni however, it has petrol cars parked in the space. Bendigo need EV CHARGERS for all plug types that have a cable tethered to the charger. Petrol only cars should be fined for parking in an EV only space and the EV spaces should be free for the first one or two hours to make it fair for everyone. I'm disappointed in the lack of cafes open on a Sunday. Even some retailers are closed in shopping centres.
Dianne
Australia
10
Scored 10
Always lots to see and do recommend using the tram to get on...
Always lots to see and do recommend using the tram to get on and off. Some places the food is a bit pretentious$30 dollars for lunch is a bit over the top and hard to find a top place reasonably priced for dinner, bit this might have been us looking in the wring spit, had a great breakfast at Bendigo Brew House, a flat white pot of tea and a bacon and egg sandwich $17.70 so much bacon could of made 2 easy from it. The gardens are a delight recommend watching the bats fly at dusk. A visit to the gallery is well worth the time even when no special display(its free then too) shops are great if you need a bit of retail therapy
This cottage is an absolute gem. It is a beautifully renovated property and was a delight to stay in. Everything that you needed had been provided by the owner. The beds were very comfortable and the house was very quiet. The outside deck area was the perfect place for breakfast. Having Percy and Percy cafe across the road was fabulous and the Lake View Hotel around the corner on the main road was a bonus and we can also recommend the local pizza parlour. Walking into Bendigo CBD was a very easy walk.
The host was absolutely wonderful. Thank you Liz! The Hotel was in the perfect place being easy walking distance to all the attractions including restaurants, the art gallery and shops.
The room itself was clean, comfortable and well appointed. Nothing was a problem and the systems worked really well.
The whole process was well organised and this made for a wonderful trip. I will have this as my favorite place to go in Bendigo from here on in. Lovely all the way round.
The staff from the moment we walked into the office and the moment we left we were made to feel so welcome and accommodated. I was there to work so I knew I wouldn’t need much time in a hotel and chose this one because of how cheap it was to start and now I will continue to go back because of how clean, comfortable and friendly the place was. Thank you so much for having us and being so kind.
Beautiful historic building right in the centre of Bendigo. Staff were very accommodating and the rooms were divine! Large living area, 2 separate queen rooms within the executive suits, good size bathrooms and lovely and clean. Nice and quiet too!
The hotel connects to a car park that has free parking on the weekends too!
We will definitely be back and can highly recommend 😁
We stay in a lot of Motels around Australia & this motel would have to be the most comfortable place my family has stayed at. So much room in the apartment and very tidy, and beds where so comfortable. Bathroom was spotless and the large kitchen had everything you needed. Hotel next door has great meals and close to a lot of take away meals and the main street of Bendigo.
Clean, quite comfortable basic room in a brilliant location right in the Bendigo CBD. Bonus was free weekend car parking next door at the multi-level carpark (that may have been limited to that specific weekend though, given there were a lot of special events on at the time)
The property is located just outside of the bush centre and on a service road and is therefore much quieter than comparable motels in Bendigo. I regularly stay here for this reason and because the beds are very comfortable too, and the rooms are clean and dark.
The Motel was 5 minutes walk from the Mine in Bendigo and I enjoyed a long time there panning gold and checking out the mine site and purchasing peanut brittle in their shop . I was able to book and catch a tram to see the city all in all a nice experience
This historic hotel in the heart of Bendigo is perfectly located and , despite the hotels age, rooms and ammenities have been kept modern without compromising the period style of the building. We stayed in the Dame Nellie Melba Suite and loved it.
Excellent location; clean room; good hotel bistro next door; close to Percy & Percy cafe. In room breakfast was excellent at realistic price, and in-room beverages and nibbles were also good value.
Laura is a friendly and welcoming host. The place is full of light, clean, with little touches that make the whole experience wonderful! Very close to main Bendigo highlights.
Highly recommend!!
Loved the arty features across the hotel to give it a point of interest and difference. Decent food on offer at the hotel's cafe The Pantry - enjoyed dinner and breakfast there.
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