Hotels near Albury Airport - ABX, Albury

The property inside was wonderful, ceiling fan was on for our arrival on a very warm day, much appreciated. property was clean and very well furnished for our needs. Welcome pack of chips, snacks and cereal a bonus. Coffee machine was good too. Shower/bathroom very modern - everything was very good, comfortable bed and tv with programs excellent. The shower water pressure was good however the flow of the water on floor didn't go to the drain which meant some water flow to floor area - could be rectified with a larger hob at shower entry.

I really liked Albury and surrounding district. We did a drive around the Hume Weir and stopped at very small towns for coffee, lunch etc. These were charming and the people were very friendly. Most of the old pubs we stopped at had roaring fires going in their dining rooms, which made it very warm and inviting. The wineries are great places to visit and the markets in Rutherglen were very interesting with a great number of stalls. It was very cold however, so rug up. We also toured around the Silo Trail in the area. These were very interesting and in very small townships, which were interesting to see.

The train station and the employee who is full of knowledge about the trains. Loved hearing his information, very informative. Botanical garden light show was excellent. Great price. the Memorial for the war on top of the hill was great. Love Albury and its old houses and history.

The staff were incredibly friendly & supportive. The room was spacious & clean. Location was wonderful. We loved the Botanical gardens - Aurora - Tides of Treasure evening was terrific. We enjoyed our breakfast at ‘The River Deck Cafe’ & a lovely walk. The Monument in the evening was a wonderful experience. We enjoyed a picnic by the Hume Dam. Crocodile spring rolls are worth a try at the ‘ 2640 Restaurant and Bar’ Very easy to get around

It was just an overnight stop returning from Canberra. The city is relatively large and sprawling and difficult to navigate with compulsory turns etc. Signs pointing to "i" information were confusing, but after I gave up looking for it, I found that it was in the library and quite helpful for maps and brochures of things to do. For someone not familiar with the area, Wodonga (over the river) is much easier to navigate. In the evening I had dinner at the pizza restaurant (in the main street of Albury), but they also have pastas, mains, salads etc, and I was happy with my choice. The following morning I went to Gateway Island, on the Victorian side of the river, planning to do the 4-5 km Gateway Island trail, but actually ended up doing the Crossing Place Trail just over the road which was also 4-5 km with sculptures and information along the river bank.

Country location with a city feel. Great cafes and restaurants in both Albury and Wodonga. High end shopping centre. Short drive to wineries and and tourist towns like Beechworth, Bright and Yarrawonga. When ever I am in Albury I always stock up on great produce at Harris’s Farm Markets. Take a stroll through the Botanic Gardens.