Luxury Australia Hotels

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  QT Gold Coast

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  Crowne Plaza Hotel Melbourne

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  Crowne Plaza Hotel Norwest

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  Holiday Inn Burswood

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  InterContinental Melbourne The Rialto

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  Pinctada Cable Beach Resort & Spa

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  Crowne Plaza Perth

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  InterContinental Sydney

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  Intercontinental Perth Burswood

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  Holiday Inn City Centre Perth

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Australia is a vast country. It covers nearly three million square miles and you're unlikely to feel crowded here because there are only 22 million inhabitants. It's part of the British Commonwealth, retaining Queen Elizabeth II as its head of state. The currency is the Australian dollar and the country has the 13th largest economy in the world. When you're looking for luxury Australia hotels you will find a great deal of choice available.

For visitors, the choice of attractions in Australia is as big as the country itself. Narrowing down your options to fit it as much as you can will probably be the hardest part. Here are a few tips to get you started.

Top of many people's lists will be The Great Barrier Reef. There are varying lengths of boat trip available depending on how much time you have, but all will enable you to discover the myriad colors of coral and beautiful tropical fish which abound here. Diving and snorkeling trips can also be taken and most tours depart from Cairns or Port Douglas.

The Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park is where you'll find one of Australia's most popular attractions. Ayers Rock, Uluru is a chunk of sandstone, and a geological oddity. At 2.2 miles long and 1142 feet high it is significant to the Aboriginal people. Nearby is Kata Tjuta, a group of 36 gigantic rock domes and a system of gorges and valleys, which used to be known as The Olgas.

Sydney is another top visitor attraction and one of its most famous icons is the huge Sydney Harbor Bridge. Officially opened in 1932, it claimed the lives of 16 workers during its construction. If you're feeling brave, join the Bridge Climb tour, a guided walk to the top of the 50 story high bridge, to gaze down on the traffic below.

At the foot of the bridge is an area known as The Rocks, where the first landing from England of the original settlers occurred in 1788. Now it's a bustling area with museums, galleries and places to eat and drink. And of course, no trip to Sydney would be complete without a visit to the Sydney Opera House.

For those who are seeking the ultimate in luxury Australia hotels can supply everything that's required for a truly memorable and relaxing stay. Establishments in this country give consistently high levels of customer service. Whether you decide to book a straightforward room, or a suite of rooms, you'll be immersed in an environment of style and comfort during the whole of your stay.

After a busy day's sightseeing, you may want to relax and recuperate and many of the luxury Australia hotels featured here have plenty of opportunity for this. You may want to make extensive use of the hotel's own pool and spa facilities to help you really wind down. Additionally, you can take advantage of the many treatments on offer, such as aromatherapy and reflexology, or indulge in some pampering beauty treatments. Hairdressing services are also available for guests.

Luxury Australia hotels also offer many features that will ensure your stay is comfortable such as quality bed linen and complimentary use of bathrobes and slippers. You may wish to use your in-room safe or mini bar, or request ironing equipment. And don't forget that your concierge will be more than happy to give advice about things to do and places to see during your stay in Australia and will help with booking excursions.

If independence and flexibility are key requirements for you, it's worth considering staying in a serviced apartment complex. Your living space is self contained, either as a suite of rooms or a studio apartment. Each space is equipped with a full sized kitchen and has laundry facilities. LCD televisions along with a DVD player and high speed internet connection are provided, although it may be that an additional fee is payable for internet usage. Some apartment hotels have their own heated pool for guests, as well as gym and spa facilities.

For those seeking value for money, there are many backpackers' hostels in Australia. Guests can book a private room, or choose dormitory style lodgings. En suite bathrooms are available and many hostels have their own restaurants and bars.

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