Hotels in Bendigo (Victoria, Australia)

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525 hotels in Bendigo

    Oval Motel

    3 Stars
    Authentic retro Australiana charm, Rare five-person family rooms
    See prices from 16 sites
    from  $114

  2. Bendigo Goldfields Motor Inn

    3 Stars
    Whirlpool bath upgrades, Golden Square district location
    See prices from 13 sites
    from  $115

  3. Barclay On View

    4 Stars
    Wellness facilities with sauna, Fitness studio with equipment
    See prices from 16 sites
    from  $121

  4. All Seasons Resort Hotel Bendigo

    4 Stars
    Year-round heated indoor pool atrium, Convenient McIvor Highway location
    See prices from 18 sites
    from  $143

  5. The Hotel Shamrock

    4 Stars
    Paranormal and ghost tour events, Traditional bistro and cafe dining
    See prices from 15 sites
    from  $130

  6. Crystal Inn

    4 Stars
    Heated outdoor swimming pool, Signature spa bath suites
    See prices from 14 sites
    from  $110

    CROWN CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT Motel

    2 Stars
    View Street arts precinct access, Historic city center retreat
    See prices from 16 sites
    from  $127

  8. Quality Inn Colonial

    4 Stars
    Heated indoor swimming pool, On-site dining at Jonah's Restaurant
    See prices from 18 sites
    from  $113

  9. Bendigo Motor Inn

    3 Stars
    Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Indoor sauna and spa complex
    See prices from 13 sites
    from  $95

  10. Bendigo Haymarket Motor Inn

    3 Stars
    Outdoor swimming pool, Rooms with spa baths
    See prices from 9 sites
    from  $99

    National Hotel Complex

    3 Stars
    Heated outdoor swimming pool, Popular on-site Bistro and Bar
    See prices from 14 sites
    from  $111

    Mercure Bendigo Schaller

    4 Stars
    Landscaped sculpture garden, Artisan workshops and creative tours
    See prices from 16 sites
    from  $158

  13. City Centre Motel

    4 Stars
    Newly renovated Deluxe rooms, Rooms with private balconies
    See prices from 5 sites
    from  $137

  14. Calder Family Motel

    3 Stars
    Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Renovated mid-century motel experience
    See prices from 7 sites
    from  $86

  15. Quality Hotel Lakeside

    4 Stars
    Outdoor swimming pool and sundeck, Refined lakeside dining
    See prices from 14 sites
    from  $157

  16. Elm Motel

    3 Stars
    Recently renovated rooms, Golden Square location
    See prices from 16 sites
    from  $97

    Alexandra Place

    4 Stars
    Self-contained spa units, Vintage Talking Tram access
    See prices from 11 sites
    from  $139

  18. Golden Hills Motel

    2 Stars
    Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Private art gallery
    See prices from 10 sites
    from  $95

  19. Eaglehawk Motel

    3 Stars
    Tranquil garden and picnic area, Easy access to Eaglehawk attractions
    See prices from 15 sites
    from  $98

  20. Bendigo McIvor Motor Inn

    3 Stars
    Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Ground floor suites
    See prices from 17 sites
    from  $119

  21. BIG4 Tasman Holiday Parks - Bendigo

    3 Stars
    See prices from 10 sites
    from  $125

  22. Allawah Bendigo

    4 Stars
    Wine Bank on View dining and bar, Rosalind Park proximity
    See prices from 11 sites
    from  $149

  23. Quest Bendigo

    4 Stars
    Solar-heated outdoor swimming pool, Bus terminal at the doorstep
    See prices from 15 sites
    from  $152

  24. Cathedral Motor Inn

    3 Stars
    Historic gold rush era setting, King Spa suites
    See prices from 5 sites
    from  $135

  25. Julie-Anna Inn, Bendigo

    4 Stars
    Central garden courtyard access, Outdoor swimming pool
    See prices from 15 sites
    from  $183

  26. Brougham Arms Hotel

    3 Stars
    Distinctive tapas courtyard, Central Bendigo location
    See prices from 9 sites
    from  $145

  27. Sandhurst Motor Inn Bendigo

    3 Stars
    Outdoor swimming pool, Private outdoor seating areas
    See prices from 7 sites
    from  $120

  28. The Heritage Bendigo

    4 Stars
    Seasonal outdoor heated swimming pool, Spacious King rooms with spa baths
    See prices from 16 sites
    from  $148

  29. Bendigo Homestead Motor Inn & Apartments

    3 Stars
    Secluded outdoor swimming pool, Spa suite with corner spa bath
    See prices from 4 sites
    from  $128

  30. Golden Square Motor Inn

    3 Stars
    Proximity to local dining and attractions, Ground floor rooms with parking
    See prices from 7 sites
    from  $127

  31. Central Deborah Motel

    4 Stars
    Boutique motel experience, Proximity to Central Deborah Gold Mine
    See prices from 8 sites
    from  $157

    Hotel Ernest Bendigo

    5 Stars
    Rosalind Park views, Terrae fine dining restaurant
    See prices from 7 sites
    from  $244

  33. Tea House Motor Inn

    4 Stars
    Solar-heated outdoor swimming pool, King Spa Executive Units
    See prices from 10 sites
    from  $194

  34. Allara Motor Lodge

    3 Stars
    Lush garden views and patios, Outdoor recreational facilities
    See prices from 16 sites
    from  $146

  35. Red Waratah Accommodation

    Boutique six-room accommodation, Quiet Huntly location
    See prices from 5 sites
    from  $160

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Bendigo – the epicentre of Australia’s gold rush.

Experience the thrill, excitement and opulence of Australia’s nineteenth century gold rush in Bendigo, Victoria. Within two hours of Melbourne, the country’s fourth-largest inland city, boasting a strange and eclectic mix of Victorian grandeur and Chinese extravagance, makes for a sparkling hotel break. You can clamber along the tunnels of a real mine and pan for gold, admire elegant architecture, grand parks and antique shops or have a ride on the Bendigo’s glorious vintage ‘talking’ trams. Whatever takes your fancy, you’ll be sure to return home with a stash of golden memories that you’ll treasure for a lifetime.

Booming Bendigo

The discovery of gold in the Bendigo Creek in the 1850s transformed the fortunes of a sleepy nineteenth century sheep station overnight. Migrants, dreaming of riches, flocked here from throughout the world and Bendigo became one of Australia’s biggest boomtowns. Rapid growth continued as the railway reached the settlement in 1862 and Bendigo was declared a city in 1871.

As the surface gold disappeared, mining companies were founded to extract the vast underground riches of quartz reef gold. Bendigo was then producing more gold than any other mine in Australia. It is still the 7th biggest in the world today with 780,000 kilograms of gold having been excavated.

If you stay in one of Bendigo’s many hotels or motels, you can easily get a taste of the city’s lavish past. You’ll find a treasure trove of monuments, grand Victorian structures and beautiful traditional trams and real mines to explore. The most popular attraction in Bendigo is The Central Deborah Gold Mine. Here, you can embark on underground tours 60 metres beneath the surface or try your hand out at gold panning.

Opulent architecture

The extent of Bendigo’s rich heritage is clear to see just by wandering around the centre. Grand Victorian architecture dominates, especially along the elegant main street, Pall Mall. At the end of the street, the Alexandra Fountain, built out of solid granite, pays testimony to the city’s abundance. Even the Old Post Office, dating back to 1883, now housing the Bendigo Visitor Information Centre, oozes lavishness and old-world charm.

Although there are wide range of hotels in Bendigo to choose from, one stands out head and shoulders above the others for its swanky splendour. The Shamrock Hotel on Pall Mall, dating back to 1854, was completely rebuilt in 1897 in an extravagant ‘Boom’ style and is now a classified building. You’ll also find many curious antique shops in this part of town, as well as charming eateries and laid-back restaurants in and around Bull Street.

A further notable structure not to be missed is the majestic Sacred Heart Cathedral – the largest Gothic cathedral in the southern hemisphere, dating back to 1896.

Chinese fortunes

Another quirky side to Bendigo’s eccentric personality is its huge Chinese influence. The gold-rush attracted migrants from around the world – none more so than the Chinese, whose impact on the culture is clear to see today.

You can have an insight into where initial Chinese migrants worshipped at The Joss House Temple, which dates back to 1870. More modern tributes include The Golden Dragon Museum, Yi Yuan Gardens and Kuan Yin Temple, by the central Rosalind Park. The serene gardens include traditional Chinese architecture and colourful murals around a lotus pond. The impressive temple, dedicated to the Goddess of Compassion and Mercy, also hosts many vibrant murals. The museum contains a collection of processional regalia and the world’s longest and oldest imperial dragons including the famous hundred-metre-long Sun Loon.

Sun Loong gets an airing each year in Bendigo’s famous Easter Fair Procession, the oldest continuous festival in Victoria – dating back to 1871. The dragon, requiring 50 people to carry it, is the centrepiece of this colourful annual festival, where live music, shows and performances take over the city streets.

Talking trams

There’s no better way of getting around Bendigo than by hopping on its immaculately restored vintage trams – called Talking Trams, as they give visitors a running commentary of the history of the city. With hand-crafted seats and stained-glass features, they are a pleasurable way of exploring Bendigo. You can get on and off as you like at the main attractions such as Deborah Gold Mines, Rosalind Park/Pall Mall, Lake Weeroona Park and the Joss House Temple.

Rosalind Park, in the heart of the city, just off Pall Mall, is a splendid area to relax in, full of historical trees, buildings and monuments, such as the Cascades water feature dating back to 1880. For a breath-taking view of the city, you can climb up the ancient Lookout Tower. Used in the gold rush, this authentic tower was moved to the park in 1831 and has become an icon of Bendigo.

For a moment of tranquillity, you can wander around the 18 hectares of Lake Weeroona Park or take a boat out on its large ornamental lake.

Just to the south of the city, you can also visit the natural splendour of the Bendigo Regional Park and Greater Bendigo National Park, which house numerous relics of the region’s gold-mining heritage.

So, if you are staying in or around Melbourne, make sure that you rush up the Calder Freeway or take the train to Bendigo and unearth the many treasures this glittering city still has to offer.

When to book a hotel in Bendigo

  • Cheapest month: November
    $154 per night
  • Yearly typical price
    $167 per night
  • Peak month: September
    $226 per night

Frequently Asked Questions about Bendigo

  • When is the cheapest time to book a hotel in Bendigo?

    November is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Bendigo, with typical prices around $154 per night based on 96,356 price comparisons.

  • When are hotel prices highest in Bendigo?

    Hotel prices in Bendigo are usually highest during September, with typical prices around $226 per night.

  • How much does a hotel in Bendigo cost per night?

    Hotel prices in Bendigo usually range from $119 per night to $1,131 per night, with typical prices around $167 per night.

  • How do hotel prices in Bendigo change throughout the year?

    Hotel prices in Bendigo are typically lowest in November at around $154 per night, rising to around $226 per night in September.

  • October

    2026

    $166
    $120 — $376

  • November

    2026

    $154
    $119 — $276

  • December

    2026

    $158
    $125 — $268

  • January

    2027

    $167
    $129 — $335

  • February

    2027

    $171
    $126 — $298

  • March

    2027

    $197
    $135 — $383

  • April

    2027

    $193
    $131 — $582

  • May

    2027

    $157
    $128 — $208

  • June

    2027

    $158
    $127 — $252

  • July

    2027

    $163
    $129 — $1,131

  • August

    2027

    $192
    $108 — $1,184

  • September

    2027

    $226
    $141 — $1,131

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