Showing 19 Hotels out of 43 in "Mornington Peninsula"

View of Stony Creek Cottages, a top-rated hotel in Mornington Peninsula

Stony Creek Cottages

From $221 /night
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View of Bay Motel Safety Beach, a top-rated hotel in Mornington Peninsula
From $108 /night
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View of Mantons Creek Estate & Lodge, a top-rated hotel in Mornington Peninsula
From $214 /night
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View of Bayview Motel Rosebud/Rye, a top-rated hotel in Mornington Peninsula
From $98 /night
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View of Views Cape Schanck, a top-rated hotel in Mornington Peninsula

Views Cape Schanck

From $139 /night
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View of One Four Nelson Suites, a top-rated hotel in Mornington Peninsula
From $120 /night
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View of Fairways Resort, a top-rated hotel in Mornington Peninsula

Fairways Resort

From $121 /night
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View of Mornington Hotel, a top-rated hotel in Mornington Peninsula

Mornington Hotel

From $114 /night
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View of Beach Holiday Apartments, a top-rated hotel in Mornington Peninsula
From $146 /night
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View of Norwood House, a top-rated hotel in Mornington Peninsula

Norwood House

From $100 /night
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View of Portsea Village Resort, a top-rated hotel in Mornington Peninsula

Portsea Village Resort

From $126 /night
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View of Harbour View Motor Inn, a top-rated hotel in Mornington Peninsula

Harbour View Motor Inn

From $106 /night
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View of Admiral Motel, a top-rated hotel in Mornington Peninsula

Admiral Motel

From $103 /night
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View of Sorrento Beach Motel, a top-rated hotel in Mornington Peninsula

Sorrento Beach Motel

From $121 /night
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View of Beachwalk Cottage, a top-rated hotel in Mornington Peninsula

Beachwalk Cottage

From $182 /night
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View of Sanctuary Inn on Westernport, a top-rated hotel in Mornington Peninsula
From $168 /night
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View of Rosebud Motel, a top-rated hotel in Mornington Peninsula

Rosebud Motel

From $100 /night
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Accommodation Types in Mornington Peninsula

About Mornington Peninsula

The Mornington Peninsula is a region defined by its stunning geography and rich history. Originally the home of the Bunurong people for tens of thousands of years, European settlement began in the early 1800s, with Sorrento established as a short-lived convict settlement in 1803 before the focus shifted to Hobart. It later became a favored holiday destination for wealthy Melburnians in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, a legacy seen in its grand Victorian-era seaside homes. Today, it's famous for its 'wine coast,' boasting over 50 cellar doors, particularly in the Red Hill and Main Ridge areas, known for exceptional pinot noir and chardonnay. The peninsula is also renowned for its thermal springs, with the Peninsula Hot Springs offering a world-class bathing experience. Distinct districts include the historic seaside villages of Sorrento and Portsea on the tip, the bustling bayside hub of Mornington, the rural hinterland of Red Hill, and the rugged ocean-surf coasts around Cape Schanck. It's a place where farm gates, gallery doors, and cellar doors are always open, inviting exploration.

Best Time to Visit Mornington Peninsula

The ideal time to visit the Mornington Peninsula is during the Australian summer and autumn months (December through April). Summer (Dec-Feb) offers hot, sunny days perfect for beach-going, with average highs around 25°C (77°F), though it is the peak tourist season. Major events include the Portsea Swim Classic in January. Autumn (Mar-May) is arguably the finest season, with warm, settled weather, fewer crowds, and the spectacular 'Turning of the Leaves' in the vineyards, coinciding with harvest festivals. Winter (Jun-Aug) is cooler (averages 14°C/57°F) and wetter but is prime for cozying up in winery restaurants and enjoying the hot springs, which are magical in the cold. The ChillOut Festival in Daylesford (nearby) and Winter Wine Weekends are highlights. Spring (Sep-Nov) brings blooming gardens, whale watching along the coast, and the Melbourne Cup Carnival in November. For a balance of good weather and manageable crowds, target March, April, October, or November.

Where to Stay in Mornington Peninsula

Sorrento High

Historic, upscale village at the peninsula's tip, known for its boutique shopping, fine dining, and calm bay beaches. The ferry to Queenscliff departs from here.

Best for: Luxury stays, families, history, shopping
Portsea High

Exclusive and tranquil, home to the famous Portsea Hotel and the dramatic surf beach. A playground for the wealthy, with a more subdued atmosphere.

Best for: Luxury, surfing, secluded beaches
Mornington Mid-Range

The bustling gateway town with a vibrant main street full of cafes, shops, and galleries. Offers a mix of accommodation and easy access to both bay beaches and the hinterland.

Best for: First-time visitors, families, foodies, shopping
Red Hill / Main Ridge Mid-Range to High

The picturesque rural heartland, dotted with vineyards, orchards, and cellar doors. Renowned for its cool-climate wines, farm gates, and acclaimed restaurants.

Best for: Wine lovers, foodies, romantic getaways
Rosebud / Dromana Budget to Mid-Range

Long, family-friendly bay beaches with a relaxed, holiday-park vibe. More affordable accommodation options and a long stretch of safe, shallow water.

Best for: Families, budget travelers, beach holidays
Flinders Mid-Range to High

A charming, historic village on the wilder ocean side, known for its golf course, rugged coastal walks, and sophisticated yet low-key dining scene.

Best for: Golfers, coastal hikers, peace and quiet
Rye Budget to Mid-Range

A central, lively holiday hub with a long pier, great fishing, and a plethora of family-friendly activities, accommodation, and dining options.

Best for: Families, fishing, central location
Cape Schanck High

Remote and dramatic, defined by the iconic lighthouse, rugged ocean cliffs, and the prestigious National Golf Club. Offers stunning scenery and luxury retreats.

Best for: Luxury, golf, hiking, dramatic landscapes
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Frequently Asked Questions about Hotels in Mornington Peninsula

What is the price range for hotels in Mornington Peninsula?

Hotels in Mornington Peninsula range from $98 to $221 per night, depending on the hotel category and star rating. Budget hotels start around $98/night, while luxury 5-star properties can reach $221/night or higher. Filter by price on our site to find options that match your budget.

How many hotels are available in Mornington Peninsula?

Mornington Peninsula has 43 hotels to choose from, ranging from budget-friendly accommodations to luxury resorts. Each listing shows star ratings, guest reviews, amenities, and photos to help you make the best choice for your stay.

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What types of accommodations are available in Mornington Peninsula?

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Which hotels in Mornington Peninsula are closest to Peninsula Hot Springs?

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What are the best hotels near Mornington Peninsula National Park?

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