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We really enjoyed Albury and Lavington. There are many new experiences since our last visit, including Albury’s outstanding Harris Market Complex (a treasure trove of Aussie and local produce!) and Lavington’s shopping centre (with ample parking) providing easy access to all our shopping needs. Lavington also provided a super surprise: an attended car wash experience, for an investment starting at just $4, however we included wheels which cost an extra $1. Result - perfect. Wow, why can’t we have this near our home in Melbourne!

The worst hotel we had stayed. The heating system did not work during a cold night despite several complaints. Room was dusty and look worn. Carpet looks dirty. Lights were dimmed. All in all, a motel would be better.

Albury is a regional city which preserves its past, cares about the local environment and is good to explore on foot. The Monument Hill War Memorial, the Albury Botanic Gardens, Noreuil Foreshore Park and the Murray Art Museum should be included as part of a visit to the City. Wonga Wetlands with its seven lagoons & where more than 150 bird species have been recorded is a tranquil spot less than 7 kms from town and is a must see. Lake Hume and the Hume Power Station, which are east of Albury, are also worth a visit. Takeaway meals were purchased from The Chow Shop off Smollett Street and The Proprietor on Townsend St: happy with both the quality of the food and speed of service in both establishments. Yackandandah is about 35 kms from Albury and during my afternoon there had lunch at the historic Yackandandah Hotel and played a round of golf at the local 9 hole course. Albury is easily accessible by car being next to the Hume Highway and there are two trains per day arriving from both Melbourne and Sydney. I would recommend Albury for a short break to anybody and found autumn to be a great time to pay a visit.

We absolutely loved our stay in Albury so much so we are considering moving here. The facilities are amazing. So much sport, even rugby league which we are used to. We loved the war memorial on top of the hill. The gardens are beautiful. Also the people are so welcoming and friendly (we currently live in a country town and the people are no where near as nice, which is a shame), so we are very excited to have had such a wonderful experience and found this amazing town. Dean Street is the place to eat, full of yummy restaurants, pizza was great at Downtown Pizza and the snitty at Ettamogah Pub at Table Top was huge, great value. Prices of land and homes are very reasonable. With the ease of the freeway you can get to all parts of Albury with ease. Easy to cross the border to Wodonga too. We love it

The rivers beautiful. We love to go to Peards nursery when in Albury. It's not only a nursery but a gift /homewares shop and the restaurant there is amazing. It's always busy because it's soooo good. Great food at great prices and lovely staff.

Albury itself is a lovely town and offers a variety of cafes, a craft brewery and other good places to dine. It is close to the wine region and scenic drives. I found our accomodation at The Quest on Townsend disappointing. The shower had a LOT OF MOULD, the floor grate in the shower was loose and I slipped on it, and the bed was uncomfortable. At $250 for the night it was dreadful.