Hotels in Orange, Australia

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Orange, NSW, Australia
Apr 4 — Apr 52
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Gain useful insights and advice for booking the perfect stay in Orange. Price data is based on averages over the past 12 months and was last updated on March 28, 2024.
Cheapest month:December
Most expensive month:January
Average price in Orange:$136/night
Cheapest price found:$39/night
Cheapest day:Monday
Most expensive day:Thursday
$89 - $190
Average price per night / 3-star hotel. Prices are not fixed and may vary with time.
$90 - $187
Average price per night / 3-star hotel. Prices are not fixed and may vary with time.

Cheapest hotels in Orange, Australia

Discover affordable stays in Orange that provide a quality experience without breaking the bank. Hotels in Orange can be found for as low as $84 per night. There is currently one property in Orange that can be booked for this price. The Ophir Hotel is one of the hotels that can be booked for the lowest price in Orange. Price data was last updated on March 28, 2024
Out of the hotels in Orange we've come across, these properties are priced the lowest. Prices will typically fluctuate depending on the dates selected, star rating of hotel, and hotel location.
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84 Glenroi Avenue, Orange, NSW, Australia
0.8 mi from city centre
Free Wi-Fi
Parking
$84
Avg. per night
245 Lords Place, Orange, NSW, Australia
0.1 mi from city centre
Free Wi-Fi
$90
Avg. per night
Woodward Street, Orange, NSW, Australia
0.8 mi from city centre
Free Wi-Fi
Air Conditioning
$106
Avg. per night
146 Bathurst Road, Orange, NSW, Australia
1.2 mi from city centre
Free Wi-Fi
$112
Avg. per night
174 Bathurst Road, Orange, NSW, Australia
1.3 mi from city centre
Free Wi-Fi
Parking
$121
Avg. per night
94 Byng Street, Orange, NSW, Australia
0.2 mi from city centre
Free Wi-Fi
Parking
$137
Avg. per night
178-184 Woodward Street, Orange, NSW, Australia
0.8 mi from city centre
Free Wi-Fi
Parking
$151
Avg. per night
72 Hill Street, Orange, NSW, Australia
0.4 mi from city centre
Free Wi-Fi
Parking
$183
Avg. per night

Hotel prices in Orange

Get a sense of the average price and most popular properties to stay in Orange to help you budget for your trip accordingly. Hotels that are booked the most in each class receive the “Most popular” badge. Hotels with the “Best value” badge are the most popular hotels in Orange at attractive prices. Price data was last updated on March 28, 2024.
An overview of the average price of hotels by hotel class in the Orange. We've also highlighted the most popular hotels and best value within each hotel class.
3 stars
3 stars
Woodward Street, Orange, NSW, Australia
245 Lords Place, Orange, NSW, Australia
4 stars
4 stars +
94 Byng Street, Orange, NSW, Australia
146 Bathurst Road, Orange, NSW, Australia

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Where to stay in Orange

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About Orange

Surrounded by wineries and nurturing a collection of museums, theatres and galleries, the city of Orange reflects the burgeoning culture of New South Wales. It’s home to an array of natural landscapes, including parks, botanical gardens and conservation areas.

Things to do in Orange

Summer Street is the main thoroughfare in Orange, with many cafes and shops on either side. Get your culture fix at Orange Regional Gallery and admire iconic Australian artists or watch dance performances, live music and theatre productions at the Orange Civic Theatre.

Over 40 wineries surround Orange, creating a memorable tasting experience. Spend an afternoon sampling local cheeses and wine at Philip Shaw Winery Cellar Door or visit stand-out wineries, such as Rowlee Wines, Borrodell Vineyard and De Salis Wines. On the way out to Lake Canobolas, have lunch at Racine restaurant on the grounds of La Colline Winery.

Back in the city, there are plenty of opportunities for wine tasting as well. Wine bars serve as “cellar doors” for the wineries, where you can sip and sample the latest vintages while grazing on appetisers and local produce.

Traveling with little ones? Let them run and play at Mount Canobolas State Conservation Area, which has a lake, walking trails, waterfalls, picnic areas and a playground. The whole family can enjoy the Country Walk at Orange Botanical Gardens, populated with a billabong, roses and heritage apple orchards. Check out the authentic analemmatic sundial while exploring the gardens.

Getting around Orange

You can rent cars at Orange Airport for visiting the vineyards and conservation area. It’s also possible to join a tour or hire a taxi for wine tasting. Buses provide limited routes within the city and to nearby towns.

Facts about staying in Orange

Find useful tips and insights about staying in Orange to help you make the most of your experience. FAQs were last updated on March 28, 2024.
  • What is the best place in Orange for bars and restaurants?

    Despite its smallish size, Orange offers many great restaurants and bars. One of the most popular is Birdy, which serves an all-day menu that includes local Bateman’s Bay oysters and a good selection of Australian wines and beers. The local breakfast place is the Byng Street Local Store, where you can get anything from apple crumble porridge to Gruyere souffle. The Schoolhouse Restaurant is the place to go for international cuisine, and try not to miss the Charred Kitchen & Bar for its fire-roasted spanner crab. For bars, head to the Robin Hood Hotel or Tattersalls Hotel. The Forest Reefs Tavern is also really popular. You can find central hotels in Orange like Hotel Canobolas to be close by.

  • What is the best place for a family holiday in Orange?

    If you’re on holiday with your children, book Orange hotels near places like Cook Park, where you can go cycling or watch bands at a rotunda while young kids clamber over the play equipment. For other things to see in Orange, take a short drive to Mount Canobolas, where children can safely swim at small lake beaches. Then drive to the top of the mountain to get a great view of the surrounding countryside. Or head to Gosling Creek Reserve Walks & Playground, which has easy walking and cycling tracks and a climbing frame that will keep young kids well entertained. Next door to the Orange Botanic Gardens, there’s an Adventure Playground, where you can also take walks through orchards and a heritage rose garden. Book accommodation in Orange that affords easy access – ibis Styles Orange makes a good choice.

  • What are the best things to do and see in Orange?

    You can visit the town’s Visitor Information Centre for more ideas on things to do in Orange. You’ll be in the general Mount Canobolas State Conservation Area, so natural attractions, walking tours and hikes ranging from gentle to challenging will be all around you. You can visit a number of wine farms and downtown wine-tasting venues too, such as Mortimer’s Wines Cellar Door and Philip Shaw Wines Cellar Door. For panoramic views of this part of New South Wales, take a walk up to Pinnacle Lookout. For things more cultural, the very modern Orange Regional Museum covers 19th-century gold-mining history, Aboriginal culture and the town’s industries. There’s also the Orange Regional Art Gallery. Orange accommodation here includes places like The Town Square Motel.

  • Where are the best places to stay for fruit picking?

    The town’s name strongly hints at the main activity in the area, orange growing. You can book any number of orange-picking tours, which youngsters especially love doing. Oranges aren’t the only fruit produced in the region, so you can go fruit picking at many of the other farms outside town. To go berry picking, there’s Huntley Berry Farm. Hillside Harvest is another special place, where you can pick different types of seasonal fruit from November all the way through to May. Cherries are bountiful in November and December, with nectarines, apricots, figs and local boysenberries all over in January and February. For apples and pears, plan to visit between March and May. You can just book accommodation in the centre of town and pick whichever farm you want to go to. A good hotel recommendation is Mercure Orange.

  • What are the best hotels in Orange?

    1,352 reviews rated Hotel Canobolas with an average score of 7.2/10. It may also be worth looking into the Town Square Motel, which received a rating of 8.4/10 from 1,166 reviews. Mercure Orange could also be a good option, with a score of 8.2/10 from 1,116 reviews.

  • How much do hotels in Orange cost?

    The average prices of hotels in Orange have been around $173 per night over the last 3 days.

  • How much is a cheap hotel in Orange?

    Prices for Orange hotels have been found for as low as $43/night over the last 3 days.

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