About

Albury Wodonga’s location has made it the meeting place of choice, of enterprising men and women wanting to exchange ideas and do business, for centuries. Long before laptops and mobile phones, Koori tribes would gather here regularly with their talking sticks, fishing nets and tools, to talk and barter, learn and teach, work and relax. They established Albury Wodonga’s popularity and credentials as an important meeting place, and its attraction has grown ever since. Today, Albury Wodonga sits not only at the junction of the nation’s busiest highway and its greatest river, but also at the very heart of where most Australian’s live. The nation has literally grown up around us, and our cosmopolitan, cultural diversity is a reflection of that growth. More than 70% of the country’s population is now found within the Sydney-Melbourne-Adelaide triangle, and Albury Wodonga is at its very centre. There are 4000 guest rooms available in Albury.