Search hotels in Sanctuary Point
Enter your dates to see the latest prices and deals for Sanctuary Point hotels
Filter by:
Star Rating
Review Score
Sandy Feet Getaway
Sandy Feet Getaway is a beautiful three bedroom, free standing home in a quite cul-de-sac at Sanctuary Point, near Jervis Bay.
Southern Escape by Experience Jervis Bay
Southern Escape by Experience Jervis Bay offers accommodations in Sanctuary Point, a 13-minute walk from Paradise Beach and 29 miles from Mollymook Golf Club.
Tiny House Stays House 1
Tiny House Stays House 1 offers accommodations in Sanctuary Point, a 16-minute walk from Paradise Beach and 31 miles from Mollymook Golf Club.
Bay & Basin
Bay & Basin is a 10-minute drive from the famous Hyams Beach which features the world’s whitest sand, as well as Booderee National Park on Jervis Bay.
Golf View Motel
Located in Sanctuary Point, within a 10-minute walk of Paradise Beach and 31 miles of Mollymook Golf Club, Golf View Motel provides accommodations with a garden and free WiFi as well as free private...
Tiny House Stays House 5
Tiny House Stays House 5 offers accommodations in Sanctuary Point, 31 miles from Mollymook Golf Club. Free Wifi is available throughout the property and Paradise Beach is a 17-minute walk away.
Huskisson Hotel
Located in Huskisson, Huskisson Hotel offers beachfront accommodations a 2-minute walk from Shark Net Beach and facilities like a bar.
Huskisson Beach Motel
Offering free WiFi, this motel is located opposite Jervis Bay. Each room features a flat-screen TV with Austar cable channels.
Huskisson Bayside Resort
Just 3 minutes’ walk from Shark Net Beach, Huskisson Bayside Resort features free Wi-Fi, an outdoor pool and BBQ facilities. A refrigerator and tea/coffee making facilities are standard in all rooms.
Huskisson Holiday Motel Cabins
Just a 5-minute walk from the sandy Huskisson Beach, Bay Stays Jervis Bay offers self-contained accommodations with a patio, garden views, and an outdoor dining area. Free parking is provided.
What Guests Said About Sanctuary Point:
- 4.0Scored 4.0
Sanctuary Point is mainly residential housing.
Sanctuary Point is mainly residential housing. There are no tourist activities unless you have your own boat. There are no eat in restaurants in the evening. There is a small row of takeaway shops, Indian, Chinese, Pizza and fish and chips. To us these all looked very grubby and uninviting so we didn’t use any of them. Everything closed at 7.00pm, except maybe the fish and chip shop. Take away is all well and good if you can eat it in your accommodation. We couldn’t and I suspect many more here would be difficult too. We ended up buying snacks from the petrol station and missing the evening meal.
ChristopherUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Joe and Sonia are very friendly people.
Joe and Sonia are very friendly people. They will go above and beyond to make you feel comfortable within their home. We had our own private little courtyard which was perfect and a bbq we could use. Sonia supplied us with some breakfast goodies for us. The atmosphere of the place was astonishing. The basin was just as beautiful especially when watching the sunset. I highly recommend this place to anyone who loves to travel. My partner and I will definitely be back.AAnonymous - 10Scored 10
Beautiful area - we had stayed down in Hyams Beach before so...
Beautiful area - we had stayed down in Hyams Beach before so used it as a one-night stop in a longer road trip. Wish we had allowed more time though! Sunrises were spectacular and you never get tired of things to do here. Hyams Beach and similar beaches 10-15 mins away Shops 3-5mins away (with multiple options) Roads can be a little confusing without a GPS at first, but you find your way :)
AnnaAustralia - 8.0Scored 8.0
We had dinner one night at the bowling Club across the road...
We had dinner one night at the bowling Club across the road from the accommodation. Then we went to Huskisson RSL a couple of times. We had Fish and Chips for the Fish Shop in Huskisson - you can understand why they were rated No.3! We did the twilight cruise, just great. We also visited the Maritime Museum where the Ferry the Lady Denham is! Loved the place. The Booderee National Park is a bargain for a very small fee you can have 2 day access. There are plenty of beaches and 2 light houses and plenty of walks and hiking trails! Take a picnic lunch! You can camper there but you need to book!
Mrs MadchefAustralia - 4.0Scored 4.0
The main problem was that the room above us had a wooden...
The main problem was that the room above us had a wooden floor so we could hear every step they made ( and boy did they walk up and down) and this continued until around midnight and started again around 7.30 the next morning. The only time we got any kind of peace was when we were out. To sum up.the problem was a wooden floor and very inconsiderate guests one of the guests was wearing what sounded like high heel all the time. So I can say we were pretty much over the place by the time we left.
KEN - 10Scored 10
A quiet and attractive small town with everything you need...
A quiet and attractive small town with everything you need to get away from the hustle and bustle of busy places. Lots of lovely walks if you have dogs or just want to stretch your legs and the lake is just as lovely to look at as fish on or boat. Kangaroos have a special place in the town grazing along the verges or in their park, and dogs have a fully fenced dog park too. Coffee at the boat ramp in the morning is mostly shared with the water birds (mid-Covid and winter so could be very different in the summer).
EstherAustralia
Research, refine, and make plans for your whole trip
