Located in the heart of Ballarat on historic Bakery Hill, Quality Inn & Suites The Menzies offers a variety of accommodations types with access to free WiFi and free off-street parking.
Set on 3 hectares of manicured gardens, alongside an ornamental lake, the 4-star Mercure Ballarat Hotel & Convention Center features a bistro, bar and a lounge bar.
Located within a beautiful heritage listed building, just steps from Ballarat train station, the property provides rooms with cable TV, free WiFi and heating. Free parking is available on site.
PhilPO
Australia
Perfect location. Train station, city center. Room and bathroom wonderful. Will stay again.
Sovereign Hill Hotel is set in the heart of a historical 25-acre mining site featuring theater show and gold mining tours. Guests enjoy free Wi-Fi and BBQ facilities.
Located in Ballarat, a 10-minute walk from Ballarat Train Station, The Eastern Hotel - Adults Only has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a bar.
Oscars Hotel is a unique boutique accommodations boasting art décor, located in the heart of Ballarat. It offers a restaurant, free Wi-Fi throughout and a garden.
Close to all facilities, and the whole experience was great.
Sovereign Hill Hotel is set in the heart of a historical 25-acre mining site featuring theater show and gold mining tours. Guests enjoy free Wi-Fi and BBQ facilities.
Cute done up old time house converted to hotel rooms
The award-winning Seymours On Lydiard offers stylish accommodations in the heart of Ballarat. Each suite includes a flat-screen plasma TV, full kitchen facilities and free WiFi.
Room was amazing. Clean cosy and a wonderful night away.
Located in the heart of Ballarat, this contemporary 4-star property free WiFi.
Good size bathroom, shower hot & strong, quiet rooms
FAQs about hotels in Ballarat
On average, 3-star hotels in Ballarat cost $99 per night, and 4-star hotels in Ballarat are $136 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Ballarat can be found for $145 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Ballarat this weekend is $92 or, for a 4-star hotel, $129. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Ballarat for this weekend cost around $192 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $82 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Ballarat for tonight. You'll pay around $120 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Ballarat will cost around $150, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Ballarat is a beautiful town, they still have some beautiful...
Ballarat is a beautiful town, they still have some beautiful buildings in use that were built in the 1850's when the gold rush hit.
Plenty of places to eat at.
Great for tourist from Melbourne, Australia and overseas.
Main attraction would be Sovereign Hill which is a village that has been set up as it would of been back in the 1850's so much to do and see there.
I personally would highly recommend a visit to the Ballarat Wildlife Park and having an animal encounter, or even just to wander around for a few hours... remember to buy a couple of bags of food to feed the kangaroos.
Tracey
Australia
Scored 8.0
8.0
Just went to Art Gallery. Lovely people.
Just went to Art Gallery. Lovely people.
On our way home from Horsham had to call in to Ballarat in an emergency situation as my traveling companion was having a mini stroke.
Went to Information Centre and asked them to call an ambulance. The staff were lovely, helpful and caring.
The ambulance paramedics were also amazing and my friend was assessed at the Information Centre and advised to stay o/n in Ballarat as a precaution. (Near an acute hospital.) So grateful.
Christine
Australia
Scored 10
10
Ballarat is a lovely place, there is lots to do and see.
Ballarat is a lovely place, there is lots to do and see. Easy to get around. Very touristy. I'll defently be going back to Ballarat again for a visit. loved sovereign hill, interesting shows how the folk lived in the past, would of been hard times for them.
Fletcher
Scored 10
10
The weather wasn’t the best so didn’t go far.
The weather wasn’t the best so didn’t go far. Went to the Euraka centre and it was very informative,so well set up.
We went to Fu Man Lou, great dumplings
Went to the piano bar the pianist and singer were great. Also ate at Marks corner , excellent.
Genevieve
Australia
Scored 8.0
8.0
A gorgeous town with so many grand historic buildings, a...
A gorgeous town with so many grand historic buildings, a wonderful art gallery, and fantastic eateries and bars. The light is different in Ballarat. Highly recommended for an escape from the big smoke of Melbourne.
Jo
Australia
Scored 10
10
LOTS GOOD SHOPING AND PLACES TO VISIT
LOTS GOOD SHOPING AND PLACES TO VISIT
PARKING ESPECIALLY NEAR DOCTORS, HOSPITAL AND CLINICS IS TERRIBLE, NEED MORE DISABILITY PARKING BAY NEAR BALLARAT BASE HOSPITAL.
MONDAY NIGHT COULD NOT FIND ONE CHINESE RESTERAUNT OPEN.
FOUND BALLARAT GOLF CLUB GOOD MEALS.
BALLARAT CAN BE DIIFFCULT WITH TRAFFIC.
David
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The room was spacious, I liked that it had a separate living area. The hotel team is very friendly and did their best to accommodate for our needs. I like that they stock up the room with breakfast basics every day (bread, cereals, jam, butter, coffee, milk, joice etc.)
Unfriendly RACIST staff. I would never recommend this hotel or any future visits to people of colour to visit Ballarat. We encountered many racists within the 24hrs we were there. It’s was unbelievable.
Proud Pauline Hanson lovers. Uneducated gronks
This was the cheapest place to stay in Ballarat for the night we needed a hotel so I was expecting something kind of dodgy. But Bakery Hill exceeded my expectations! It was clean, warm, modern and the beds were very comfy. Definitely recommend!
It was in great location. Up the road from sovereign hill and around corner from hotel which had great food. The house was old but reasonably comfortable
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