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Canberra, Australia

Australia's planned capital arranges its national galleries, Parliament House and Lake Burley Griffin within a deliberate geometry of parkland and wide ceremonial boulevards. For the luxury traveller it delivers heritage grandes dames, a serious cool-climate wine country on its doorstep and one of the country's most quietly ambitious dining scenes.

Hyatt Hotel Canberra – A Park Hyatt Hotel

A National Heritage-listed 1924 garden palace beside Lake Burley Griffin, and Canberra's grandest address since the capital was born.

Hotel Realm

Canberra's polished five-star base in diplomatic Barton, steps from the Parliamentary Triangle and wrapped in its own precinct of hatted restaurants.

Ovolo Nishi

A wildly art-filled design hotel inside NewActon's award-winning Nishi building, famous for its grand stair of salvaged timber.

QT Canberra

A 1972 Canberra landmark reborn as QT's art-filled, politically cheeky design hotel a stroll from Lake Burley Griffin.

Midnight Hotel, Autograph Collection

Canberra's first Marriott hotel: a Fender Katsalidis design in Braddon where commissioned Australian art hangs in all 199 rooms.