When planning to visit Australia, big cities like Sydney and Canberra might come to mind first. These are great if you like city life, night spots and being close to major attractions where everyone else in the world seems to be. It could be a mistake to rule out some smaller locations on the assumption that there is little accommodation to choose from and nothing to do. Bright holiday accommodation in Victoria spans all types, allowing for all sizes of groups and budgets. Activities for people who love action abound.
Guests could stay in hotels or motels within easy reach of restaurants and central Bright hot spots. They might retreat a bit further, to parkland settings. Stay in a cottage, bed and breakfast or your own caravan.
The name Villa Gusto Bed and Breakfast gives a bit of a clue as to what one might expect at this establishment. Italian ambiance is established via imported Italian marble, Northern Italian architecture and cultural saturation. Marvel at works of art which decorate the lounge and seventeenth-century antiques featured in certain rooms.
Take advantage of wonderful food at their award winning restaurant. Sample Italian wines paired carefully with meals. A landscaped garden offers tranquil space to retreat, while the town is just a short car ride away for more restaurants and shopping opportunities. Not only will style and luxury impress, but with only sixteen guests at a time expect peace.
Go the other way entirely with a stop at Riverview Caravan Park. Visitors still have everything they need including power for their caravans (or not, if pitching a tent on a serious budget). Laundry, internet and barbecues are provided. Enjoy fishing along the banks of Buckland River, horse back riding, abseiling or hang gliding depending on how many thrills you require. Thanks to careful budgeting, chances are there is still money left to experience some of the thrilling adventures this area has to offer. Kids may appreciate their playground equipment. Parents might prefer challenging each other to a friendly game of tennis.
Between camping and culture comes economy at Bright Avenue Motor Inn. Motel rooms for budget-minded individuals or family come with climate control, king or queen sized beds and free wireless connection. You also get a refrigerator, microwave and in-house movies.
Either way, your motel accommodates. Just a short walk away are places to shop, go bowling and eateries. Wineries and golf require a bit of a drive, but not much. Crank up the heat or get a warm fire going after a day of skiing.
Though by no means the final option, cottages offer a different way to stay. Autumn Glory Cottages allow for self-contained visits. This means groups can share costs of rental yet create individual schedules. So long as no one clashes over kitchen time, this can mean a flexible holiday for couples, friends and extended family. While mom and dad go golfing, children might choose a national park visit with uncle and aunt. Barbecues are provided on private patios. Eat under the stars or retreat to the warmth of a gas log fire. At night rest easy behind security screen doors.
Guests could stay in hotels or motels within easy reach of restaurants and central Bright hot spots. They might retreat a bit further, to parkland settings. Stay in a cottage, bed and breakfast or your own caravan.
The name Villa Gusto Bed and Breakfast gives a bit of a clue as to what one might expect at this establishment. Italian ambiance is established via imported Italian marble, Northern Italian architecture and cultural saturation. Marvel at works of art which decorate the lounge and seventeenth-century antiques featured in certain rooms.
Take advantage of wonderful food at their award winning restaurant. Sample Italian wines paired carefully with meals. A landscaped garden offers tranquil space to retreat, while the town is just a short car ride away for more restaurants and shopping opportunities. Not only will style and luxury impress, but with only sixteen guests at a time expect peace.
Go the other way entirely with a stop at Riverview Caravan Park. Visitors still have everything they need including power for their caravans (or not, if pitching a tent on a serious budget). Laundry, internet and barbecues are provided. Enjoy fishing along the banks of Buckland River, horse back riding, abseiling or hang gliding depending on how many thrills you require. Thanks to careful budgeting, chances are there is still money left to experience some of the thrilling adventures this area has to offer. Kids may appreciate their playground equipment. Parents might prefer challenging each other to a friendly game of tennis.
Between camping and culture comes economy at Bright Avenue Motor Inn. Motel rooms for budget-minded individuals or family come with climate control, king or queen sized beds and free wireless connection. You also get a refrigerator, microwave and in-house movies.
Either way, your motel accommodates. Just a short walk away are places to shop, go bowling and eateries. Wineries and golf require a bit of a drive, but not much. Crank up the heat or get a warm fire going after a day of skiing.
Though by no means the final option, cottages offer a different way to stay. Autumn Glory Cottages allow for self-contained visits. This means groups can share costs of rental yet create individual schedules. So long as no one clashes over kitchen time, this can mean a flexible holiday for couples, friends and extended family. While mom and dad go golfing, children might choose a national park visit with uncle and aunt. Barbecues are provided on private patios. Eat under the stars or retreat to the warmth of a gas log fire. At night rest easy behind security screen doors.
About the Author:
Obsessed with North East Victoria, Doyna Tozer nowadays splits her days among her Bright accommodation business venture plus visits overseas. Doyna is an accomplished painter and also blogger making frequent submissions to local art displays and also galleries and museums as well as sending her content to local magazines
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