Australia is a very famous destination so there is always a lack of accommodation so it is better to plan your trip well in advance.

Getting accommodation in Australia can be a very tough affair. Once you dole away all the greenbacks for airfare to Australia, you may believe that there isn't anything that can surprise you anymore .Just because it is an English speaking nation doesn't mean for a minute that you won't be surprised once you go to the soil downward under. One of the most well-liked forms of accommodation in Australia is Australia hostels.

Aussies move often much than Americans. The nation itself is pristine, unspoiled wilderness, and there is a graceful ruggedness in the Australian psyche that is lost to America and Western Europe of today. They wear at all psyche living in slightly Spartan environs if the life is simple and the prices are decent, and that's precisely what Australia hostels are: Spartan and cheap.

The Australia resorts are very delightful and picturesque but they are also very expensive. There is just a few other choices other than these like plain old-fashioned camping and hotels.

There is no problem at all to find tents, pots, pans, portable stoves, and other essential camping gear for extremely affordable rates. Anyway when we go on a trip we prefer to be close with the environment of that place. So choose a resort or ahotel that keeps you close to it.

Top Hotels in Australia

Standards change between hotels of the same type in different countries, and also in the same nation. For instance, hotels which provide just the minimum can be got easily. But on the other hand leisure travelers get very high standards in a beach resort hotel where the entire atmosphere is more relaxed. It is important to do some research with regard to the place you want to check into a resort. Following are the top hotels in Australia.

• Langham Hotel, Melbourne
• Conrad Treasury, Brisbane
• The Observatory Hotel, Sydney
• Palazzo Versace, Gold Coast
• Hayman Island Resort, Great Barrier Reef
• BLUE Woolloomooloo Bay, Sydney
• Sebel Reef House, Palm Cove
• Shangri-La Hotel Sydney