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Staying In Victoria: 15 Resort Hotels Compared

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Staying In Victoria: 15 Resort Hotels Compared

Compare 15 resort hotels in Victoria, Australia. From Great Ocean Road beachfront stays to High Country vineyard retreats - find the right resort for your trip.

Staying In Victoria: 15 Resort Hotels Compared

Victoria packs an extraordinary range of resort experiences into a single state - beachfront escapes along the Great Ocean Road, vineyard retreats in the High Country, lakeside holiday parks in the Grampians foothills, and inland river resorts near Mildura. Whether you're planning a coastal weekend, a ski-season base near Mt Buller, or a wine-country escape through the King Valley, the resort options across Victoria are genuinely diverse in setting, price point, and style. This guide compares 15 resort hotels across the state to help you choose the right property for your specific itinerary.

What It's Like Staying In Victoria

Victoria is Australia's most densely packed state for tourism variety - within a single day's drive from Melbourne, travellers can reach alpine ski fields, surf beaches, wine regions, and national parks. Transport across regional Victoria is car-dependent, with most resort destinations sitting outside direct rail corridors, so hiring a vehicle is strongly recommended for anything beyond the Melbourne metro fringe. Crowd patterns vary sharply: coastal areas like Anglesea and Apollo Bay surge during summer school holidays and long weekends, while High Country resorts near Mansfield and Bright peak in winter ski season and autumn foliage season respectively.

Resorts in Victoria suit travellers who want to combine relaxation with regional exploration - access to cellar doors, national park trails, and surf beaches is built into the geography. Urban travellers expecting walkable nightlife beyond property facilities may find some regional resorts isolating without a car.

Pros:

  • Extraordinary geographic variety - beach, alpine, wine country, and river resorts all within around 4 hours of Melbourne
  • Strong family resort infrastructure, with many properties offering pools, playgrounds, and kids' activity programs
  • Year-round travel appeal with distinct seasonal draws across different regions

Cons:

  • Most regional resorts require a rental car - public transport links to key resort destinations are limited
  • Peak-season pricing spikes significantly at coastal and ski-adjacent properties
  • Some rural resort towns have limited dining options outside the property itself

Why Choose A Resort Hotel In Victoria

Resort hotels in Victoria offer a fundamentally different stay to standard city accommodation - most properties include pools, recreational facilities, and direct access to natural attractions as part of the base rate. Self-contained units with kitchenettes are common across Victorian resorts, which meaningfully reduces meal costs during longer stays. Pricing varies significantly by region and season: coastal Great Ocean Road resorts command premium weekend rates, while inland and river-based resorts like those in Swan Hill or Mildura offer resort-style facilities at around 40% lower nightly rates than their coastal equivalents.

The key trade-off with Victorian resort stays is noise and crowd management during peak periods - family-oriented holiday parks and resort complexes can feel busy during school holidays, with shared pools and BBQ areas under heavy demand. Boutique vineyard resorts like those in the King Valley offer a quieter, adult-focused alternative with a higher per-night cost.

Pros:

  • On-site recreational facilities - pools, spas, tennis courts, and playgrounds - reduce the need for external spending
  • Self-contained rooms and units make resorts practical for families and longer stays of 3 or more nights
  • Many Victorian resorts sit directly adjacent to national parks, beaches, or wine trails, adding immediate activity access

Cons:

  • Peak-season bookings at coastal and alpine-adjacent resorts fill weeks in advance, limiting last-minute availability
  • Family holiday parks can feel crowded and noisy during Victorian school holidays
  • Isolated resort locations mean dining variety is limited to on-site restaurants or a short drive away

Practical Booking & Area Strategy For Victoria Resorts

Victoria's resort destinations divide broadly into four corridors: the Great Ocean Road coastal strip (Apollo Bay, Anglesea, Lorne), the High Country alpine zone (Bright, Mansfield, Milawa), the Murray River inland region (Mildura, Swan Hill), and the Melbourne fringe (Melton, the Bellarine Peninsula at Queenscliff). For Great Ocean Road resorts, book at least 8 weeks ahead for summer weekends - Anglesea and Apollo Bay are within a 2-hour drive of Melbourne, making them extremely popular for spontaneous long-weekend escapes. The Bellarine Peninsula option at Queenscliff is around 90 minutes from Melbourne CBD and provides ferry access to the Mornington Peninsula, adding a strong multi-destination trip structure.

High Country resorts in Bright and Mansfield peak twice annually - winter ski season (June-September) and autumn foliage season (April-May) - so pricing in those periods rivals coastal peak rates. Mildura and Swan Hill resorts offer the most consistent year-round availability and value, particularly for families seeking pool and recreation facilities without coastal-season pricing pressure. Key regional attractions worth building an itinerary around include the Twelve Apostles on the Great Ocean Road, the Central Deborah Gold Mine near Castlemaine and Bendigo, the Murray River paddlesteamers near Mildura, and the King Valley's Italian wine trail adjacent to Milawa.

Best Value Resort Stays In Victoria

These properties deliver strong resort facilities - pools, recreational amenities, and self-contained rooms - at accessible price points across regional Victoria, making them well-suited for families and longer stays.

  • 8.5 Fabulous
    1022 reviews
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    Seafarers Getaway sits on 20 acres of rolling hills with direct beach access near Apollo Bay, making it one of the few Great Ocean Road properties where the ocean is genuinely on your doorstep rather than a short drive away. All 20 self-contained lodges and units feature ocean views, a living area with a full kitchen, and a private deck - configurations that make multi-night stays significantly more economical than hotel rooms in the area. The property was refurbished in 2014, and its position provides rapid access to both the surf and swimming beaches of Apollo Bay and the scenic walks through Otway National Park. BBQ facilities are shared across the resort, and the setting suits groups or families who want to self-cater against a coastal backdrop.

    • Direct beach access from the property
    • Self-contained units with full kitchen and private deck
    • Free parking and free WiFi included
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    US$ 362

  • 2. Richmond Henty Hotel

    8.3 Very Good
    422 reviews
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    Richmond Henty Hotel faces the beachfront in Portland, Victoria's southwesternmost coastal town, offering a 3-star resort experience with an outdoor swimming pool and a private beach area - two amenities rarely combined at this price point in regional Victoria. The property includes a restaurant, bar, and room service, reducing reliance on Portland's limited town dining options, particularly useful given Portland's position as a final stop before the South Australian border. Rooms include air conditioning, TV, fridge, and en suite bathroom, with certain rooms also featuring a seating area. Portland itself anchors access to Cape Nelson State Park and the Bay of Islands Coastal Park, two dramatically undervisited coastal stretches compared to the busier Great Ocean Road corridor.

    • Outdoor swimming pool and private beach area
    • On-site restaurant and bar with room service
    • Free parking and free WiFi

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    US$ 127

  • 3. Quality Inn Swan Hill

    8.0 Very Good
    353 reviews
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    Quality Inn Swan Hill is a 4-star inn positioned 600 metres from Swan Hill Train Station, making it the most accessible resort-style property in the Murray River region for travellers arriving without a car. The outdoor swimming pool, continental breakfast, and family rooms make it a practical base for exploring the Pioneer Settlement open-air museum and the Murray River foreshore, Swan Hill's two primary visitor drawcards. All rooms include air conditioning, flat-screen TV, fridge, and en suite shower, with room service available for evenings when self-catering isn't preferred. Swan Hill's inland location keeps pricing well below Great Ocean Road coastal equivalents for comparable facilities.

    • Outdoor swimming pool and garden on site
    • Continental breakfast available and family rooms offered
    • 600 metres from Swan Hill Train Station

    Rooms filling fast – secure the best rate! 

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    US$ 114

  • 4. Big4 Castlemaine Gardens

    8.4 Very Good
    214 reviews
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    BIG4 Castlemaine Gardens is a 4-star holiday park in Castlemaine, positioned 36 km from the Central Deborah Gold Mine and 38 km from Bendigo - giving it strong access to two of Central Victoria's most visited heritage destinations. Units include a flat-screen TV, DVD player, seating area, dining area, kettle, and free WiFi, with selected units adding a private terrace and garden views. The property specifically caters to families with an indoor play area, outdoor play equipment, a kids' club, and BBQ facilities - making it one of the most comprehensively equipped family resort options in the goldfields region. Melbourne Airport is 104 km away, making it feasible as a fly-drive regional base.

    • Indoor play area, outdoor equipment, and kids' club on site
    • Free WiFi and free parking included in all units
    • Facilities for disabled guests available

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    US$ 119

  • 5. Lakes And Craters Holiday Park

    7.4 Good
    37 reviews
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    Lakes And Craters Holiday Park offers self-contained cottages in Camperdown, positioned directly opposite Guilfoyle Botanical Gardens and Rennies Hill Lookout, with a 10-minute walk to Lake Bullen Merri - a volcanic crater lake popular for swimming, kayaking, and sailing. Private balconies and patios are available on selected cottages, and each unit includes a kitchenette and flat-screen TV for self-sufficient stays. Camperdown Town Centre is a 5-minute drive away for restaurants and grocery shopping, reducing the property's relative isolation. The volcanic lakes district of western Victoria - including nearby Lake Purrumbete and Lake Corangamite - makes this an unusual and highly scenic base for nature-focused travellers.

    • Self-contained cottages with private balconies or patios on selected units
    • 10-minute walk to Lake Bullen Merri for water activities
    • Free parking and facilities for disabled guests

    Rooms filling fast – secure the best rate! 

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    US$ 187

  • 8.3 Very Good
    1544 reviews
    Tasman Holiday Parks - South Bright Tasman Holiday Parks - South Bright Tasman Holiday Parks - South Bright Tasman Holiday Parks - South Bright Tasman Holiday Parks - South Bright

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    Tasman Holiday Parks - South Bright sits on 4.5 acres of parkland in Bright, with an outdoor swimming pool, BBQ facilities, and direct positioning 20 minutes from Mount Buffalo National Park and 45 minutes from Mt Hotham Ski Fields - making it a dual-season resort base that works for both alpine summer hiking and winter skiing. Ski storage and a drying room are available on site during winter, which meaningfully reduces the friction of a ski holiday compared to standard accommodation. Family amenities include a children's playground, bouncing pillow, and a games room with table tennis and billiards. All rooms are heated and include a kitchenette with stovetop, refrigerator, and microwave.

    • Ski storage and drying room available in winter season
    • Outdoor swimming pool and children's playground on 4.5 acres
    • Free WiFi and free parking included
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    US$ 102

  • 7. Big4 Ingenia Holidays Queenscliff Beacon

    8.7 Fabulous
    642 reviews
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    BIG4 Ingenia Holidays Queenscliff Beacon is positioned in Queenscliff on the Bellarine Peninsula, 3 minutes' drive from Point Lonsdale Beach and 10 minutes from the Bellarine Taste Trail's wineries and food producers - a combination that makes it equally useful for beach holidays and gourmet touring. Free children's activities are programmed on weekends, public holidays, and school holidays, making this one of Victoria's most structured family resort options. The indoor pool ensures year-round swimming regardless of weather, and all accommodation includes cooking facilities with a flat-screen TV and en suite bathroom. Queenscliff's ferry to Sorrento on the Mornington Peninsula adds a practical multi-region dimension to any stay here.

    • Indoor swimming pool open year-round
    • Free children's activities on weekends, public holidays, and school holidays
    • Free parking and free WiFi included
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    US$ 228

  • 8. Mantra Melbourne Melton

    8.4 Very Good
    594 reviews
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    Mantra Melbourne Melton overlooks a harness racing track at Tabcorp Park in Melton, offering resort-style accommodation on Melbourne's western fringe with a sports bar, bistro, fitness centre, and gaming lounge within the one complex. Rooms with direct racecourse balcony views are available, and the onsite Alm Bistro serves lunch and dinner 7 days a week, reducing the need to drive into Melton town centre for evening meals. The property sits 3 minutes' walk from Melton Golf Range and 6 minutes' drive from Witchmount Estate Winery, making it a workable base for golf and wine day-trip combinations. Free WiFi and free parking are included, and family rooms are available for groups travelling with children.

    • On-site bistro open 7 days and sports bar with TAB facilities
    • Rooms with private balcony and direct racecourse views available
    • Free parking and free WiFi included

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    US$ 110

Best Premium Resort Stays In Victoria

These properties offer elevated resort experiences - full spa facilities, vineyard settings, multi-bedroom suites, or comprehensive recreation complexes - suited to travellers prioritising comfort, amenity depth, or a more curated regional experience.

  • 1. Great Ocean Road Resort

    8.6 Fabulous
    1410 reviews
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    Great Ocean Road Resort sits opposite the Anglesea River, 5 minutes' walk from Anglesea Beach, and combines a full resort facility stack - onsite restaurant, bar, indoor heated pool, tennis court, day spa, fitness centre with steam room, children's pool, and trampoline park - with 1-2 bedroom self-contained apartments that include cooking facilities and flat-screen satellite TV. The spa and steam room combination differentiates it from standard coastal holiday parks in the area, and the indoor heated pool makes it genuinely functional outside summer months. Avalon Airport is 45 minutes away and Melbourne is a 90-minute drive, making it accessible for short fly-drive breaks. Anglesea Golf Club is 5 minutes' drive, and Torquay's surf beach precinct is 20 minutes away.

    • Indoor heated pool, day spa, steam room, and tennis court on site
    • 1-2 bedroom self-contained apartments with cooking facilities
    • On-site restaurant and bar with room service

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    US$ 152

  • 2. Mildura Inlander Resort

    7.3 Good
    2257 reviews
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    Mildura Inlander Resort is Mildura's most complete resort-style property, offering a seasonal outdoor pool, tennis court, restaurant, bar, fitness centre, and room service - all within 3.2 km of the iconic Paddlesteamers Melbourne and Rothbury on the Murray River. Selected rooms include kitchenettes with dishwasher, fridge, and stovetop, making extended stays practical without daily restaurant reliance. Mildura Airport is 7 km from the property, giving it genuine fly-drive accessibility for travellers arriving from Melbourne or Sydney. Mildura Central Plaza shopping centre is 800 metres away, and Mildura Golf Course is 5 km from the resort.

    • Seasonal outdoor pool, tennis court, and fitness centre
    • Selected rooms with full kitchenette including dishwasher and stovetop
    • On-site restaurant, bar, and room service

    Just a few rooms left at the best rate! 

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    US$ 86

  • 3. Mansfield Country Resort

    7.7 Good
    76 reviews
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    Mansfield Country Resort delivers a comprehensive High Country resort experience in Mansfield, with an outdoor swimming pool, spa and wellness centre including sauna and hot tub, fitness centre, water sports facilities, sun terrace, and children's playground - one of the widest facility ranges of any resort in the alpine foothills zone. Rooms include mountain-view balconies, air conditioning, and kettles, with selected rooms adding a full kitchen with dishwasher and oven. Mansfield is 25 km from Mansfield Zoo and serves as the primary gateway town to Mt Buller ski resort, positioning this property as a strong four-season base. Canoeing in the area is a signature activity, and the resort's billiards, table tennis, and squash facilities extend the on-site activity range for multi-night stays.

    • Spa and wellness centre with sauna and hot tub
    • Mountain-view balconies and selected rooms with full kitchen
    • Water sports facilities and outdoor swimming pool on site
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    US$ 294

  • 4. All Seasons Resort Hotel Bendigo

    8.9 Fabulous
    1292 reviews
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    All Seasons Resort Hotel Bendigo offers a full resort facility set - indoor pool, spa, sauna, fitness room, indoor children's playground, and kids' gaming room - within short driving distance of Bendigo's CBD, making it the strongest resort-style option in Victoria's largest inland city. Rooms feature premium pillow-top mattresses, air conditioning, mini fridge, hairdryer, and complimentary WiFi, with the Seasons Bistro serving pub fare and local wines on site. The White Hills Botanical Gardens and Quarry Hill Golf Course are 10 minutes away, and the Bendigo Racecourse is a 6-minute drive. For families wanting a resort stay with genuine city access - including Bendigo's acclaimed art gallery and goldfields heritage precinct - this property provides a balance that purely rural resorts cannot.

    • Indoor pool, spa, and sauna with adjacent fitness room
    • On-site Seasons Bistro serving local wines and pub fare
    • Indoor children's playground and kids' gaming room
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    US$ 152

  • 7.9 Good
    1198 reviews
    Best Western Plus Buckingham International Best Western Plus Buckingham International Best Western Plus Buckingham International Best Western Plus Buckingham International Best Western Plus Buckingham International

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    Best Western Plus Buckingham International is a 4-star resort-style property on Melbourne's southern fringe, 16 km from the CBD and 600 metres from Highett Railway Station, offering an outdoor pool, fitness centre, airport shuttle, and Busbys Restaurant and bar with international cuisine. Brighton Beach - one of Melbourne's iconic bathing box beaches - is a 5-minute drive, and Southland Westfield shopping centre is equally close. Selected rooms include spa baths, and all rooms feature 42-inch flat-screen TVs, luxury beds, mini fridge, and tea and coffee facilities. For travellers who want resort amenities while maintaining easy access to Melbourne's inner south dining and beach precincts, this property bridges the gap between city hotel and regional resort more effectively than alternatives further out.

    • Outdoor pool, fitness centre, and airport shuttle on site
    • Selected rooms with spa bath and luxury beds
    • On-site Busbys Restaurant and bar with international cuisine
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    US$ 96

  • 6. Alzburg Resort

    8.7 Fabulous
    909 reviews
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    Alzburg Resort sits in Mansfield's town centre within walking distance of shops, cafes, and restaurants - a meaningful advantage over more isolated High Country properties - while offering an outdoor solar-heated pool, indoor hot tub, sauna, 2 tennis courts, games room, and children's playground within the resort grounds. During winter, the property operates a ski and snowboard hire outlet and sells Mt Buller lift passes and coach transfers at reception, making it a genuinely self-contained ski holiday base without requiring additional logistics. Lake Eildon is 15 minutes away and Mt Buller is 45 minutes, giving the resort genuine dual-season utility. Conference facilities with 3 meeting rooms and on-site catering make it functional for corporate retreats combining alpine scenery with meeting infrastructure.

    • In-house ski hire, lift pass sales, and Mt Buller coach transfers in winter
    • Solar-heated outdoor pool, hot tub, sauna, and 2 tennis courts
    • Walkable town centre location in Mansfield with free parking and WiFi
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    US$ 114

  • 7. Lancemore Milawa

    8.7 Fabulous
    493 reviews
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    Lancemore Milawa is Victoria's standout vineyard resort - a 40-room luxury boutique property sitting among merlot grapevines at the base of the Alpine National Park, with views of Mount Buffalo and Brown Brothers winery directly across the road. The multi-million dollar refurbishment by The Stella Collective won the 2023 AHEAD Award for Best Hotel Renovation, and the result - polished concrete floors, poolside hammocks, fire pits, a rooftop terrace, and a sauna - delivers a genuinely distinctive High Country aesthetic. Rooms range from 33 to 66 sqm and include king-size beds, Samsung Smart TVs, and minibars, with options spanning garden terrace rooms, vineyard-view balcony rooms, and suites with spa baths and kitchenettes. All rates include breakfast, parking, and WiFi, and Restaurant Merlot Bar offers seasonal paddock-to-plate dining with floor-to-ceiling vineyard views.

    • All rates include breakfast, parking, and WiFi
    • Rooftop terrace, sauna, fire pits, and outdoor pool on site
    • Walk to Brown Brothers cellar door; Milawa Cheese Factory minutes away
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    US$ 196

Smart Travel & Timing Advice For Victoria Resorts

Victoria's resort calendar has distinct peaks that directly affect both price and availability. December through January is the highest-demand period across all coastal Great Ocean Road resorts - Anglesea, Apollo Bay, and Queenscliff properties typically book out weeks ahead for weekend stays, with nightly rates rising sharply. Bright and Mansfield High Country resorts experience a secondary summer peak in January, then a third peak during the autumn foliage season in April and May, when the area's European trees turn and draw visitors from across the state.

For ski-adjacent resorts near Mt Buller and Mt Hotham, the window from late June through August requires booking at least 6 weeks in advance for weekend nights. Mildura and Swan Hill resorts offer the most consistent value outside of summer - spring (September-November) offers warm temperatures, river activity season, and significantly reduced pricing. Most Victorian resort stays make most sense as 2-3 night stays; properties with self-contained kitchens reward longer visits through grocery savings on meals. Last-minute availability is genuinely limited at coastal and ski-adjacent resorts, so early booking is the correct strategy for those regions. Inland Murray River and Central Victoria resorts carry more flexible last-minute availability outside of public holiday weekends.

  • What It's Like Staying In Victoria
  • Why Choose A Resort Hotel In Victoria
  • Practical Booking & Area Strategy For Victoria Resorts
  • Best Value Resort Stays In Victoria

    • 1. Seafarers Getaway
    • 2. Richmond Henty Hotel
    • 3. Quality Inn Swan Hill
    • 4. Big4 Castlemaine Gardens
    • 5. Lakes And Craters Holiday Park
    • 6. Tasman Holiday Parks - South Bright
    • 7. Big4 Ingenia Holidays Queenscliff Beacon
    • 8. Mantra Melbourne Melton
  • Best Premium Resort Stays In Victoria

    • 9. Great Ocean Road Resort
    • 10. Mildura Inlander Resort
    • 11. Mansfield Country Resort
    • 12. All Seasons Resort Hotel Bendigo
    • 13. Best Western Plus Buckingham International
    • 14. Alzburg Resort
    • 15. Lancemore Milawa
  • Smart Travel & Timing Advice For Victoria Resorts
Hotels featured in this article
1. Seafarers Getaway
2. Richmond Henty Hotel
3. Quality Inn Swan Hill
4. Big4 Castlemaine Gardens
5. Lakes And Craters Holiday Park
6. Tasman Holiday Parks - South Bright
7. Big4 Ingenia Holidays Queenscliff Beacon
8. Mantra Melbourne Melton
9. Great Ocean Road Resort
10. Mildura Inlander Resort
11. Mansfield Country Resort
12. All Seasons Resort Hotel Bendigo
13. Best Western Plus Buckingham International
14. Alzburg Resort
15. Lancemore Milawa
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