Combining the cafe clad streets of the country’s capital with the surrounding bushland, Canberra is the perfect balance of outdoor adventure and historic exploration. When it comes to finding a good and affordable stay, the Australian Capital Territory offers some of the best Airbnbs in the country.
The Annexe – Luxury garden studio
5.0 stars
$140 per night
Enjoy an entire guest suite nestled in beautiful gardens with first-class amenities. The Annexe is located in the heart of Old Canberra, close to Parliament House and other tourist attractions. Relax on your own secluded deck surrounded by magnolias, daphne and camellias as you watch the native birdlife.
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Traveller’s Haven
5.0 stars
$109.86 per night
Located just a short walk from Ginninderra Lake, this cosy suite is equipped with a modern kitchenette, air conditioning, free breakfast, parking, generous bedroom and a spacious living area.
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Katsura Haus: East meets West in the Bush Capital
5.0 stars
$120 per night
This detached secondary residence is situated in Canberra’s inner north. Inspired by Japanese design, it combines interior peace and comfort with the outdoor world. The beautiful, fully detached, triple glazed, and insulated cottage is located in the lush garden of the main house.
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Charming Tiny House in the heart of Old Griffith
4.92 stars
$100.43 per night
A dream for any tiny house enthusiasts, this little home sits in the garden of one of Canberra’s oldest houses and is within easy walking distance of bustling Manuka village.
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Self-contained studio / cottage
4.90 stars
$100 per night
Make the most of this gorgeous outdoor entertaining area with sweeping views of Black Mountain. The space is fully equipped with wifi, smart TV and DVD player and air conditioner.
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Have you travelled through the ACT? Where did you stay? What would you recommend other travellers do there?
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