The Best Hotels in Australia for your Babymoon

Looking for a slice of beachside luxury for your babymoon? Raes on Wategos in Byron Bay offers an exclusive, adults-only boutique experience just steps from Wategos Beach. The hotel exudes Californian cool, with seven sophisticated suites and penthouses—all marble floors, sunken baths, lavish king-sized beds, and Lucy Folk robes (a serious level-up from your regular white hotel robe).

As Raes is so intimate, guests will enjoy a private, personalised stay enhanced by the team’s impeccable service. Relax by the secluded pool, framed by lush jungle greenery, evoking the glamour of an LA mansion. Indulge in bespoke spa treatments, like pregnancy massage, then savour Mediterranean-inspired Australian cuisine at Raes’ renowned restaurant, led by chef Jason Saxby. Book a lunchtime sitting so you can retreat to your room for an arvo kip!

From $825 per night | 6-8 Marine Parade, Byron Bay NSW

Since opening in October 2023, the W Hotel Sydney has quickly become a top destination for five-star luxury in the heart of Sydney’s Darling Harbour. Set in the iconic Ribbon building, designed by architecture firm Hassell, the W is a no-brainer if you’re after an urban escape in an incredible setting in the middle of Sydney.

With 588 marine-themed rooms, including 162 suites, it boasts exceptional dining at BTWN restaurant led by Chef Chris Dodd and the 2AM dessert bar by Janice Wong for all your late-night cravings.

Unwind with a mocktail at the two-storey rooftop bar, indulge in treatments at the wellness-focused AWAY Spa, or relax in the heated infinity pool on level 29 overlooking the sparkling harbour.

From $465 per night | 31 Wheat Road, Sydney NSW

If you’re planning a babymoon in Noosa, the Sofitel is the place to stay. This five-star resort is located on Hastings Street and is a peaceful retreat away from the lively strip. Combining French style with coastal charm, enjoy spacious rooms with private balconies and stunning views, making for the ultimate escape for expectant parents.

Lounge by the lagoon-style pool or indulge in a lush treatment at Aqua Day Spa. Dining highlights include creative seafood at Noosa Beach House and sunset views over the river from Riviera Bar & Lounge. Its prime location means the rest of Noosa’s sights are all within reach.

From $1031 per night | Hotel Entrance Via, 14 16 Hastings Street, Noosa Parade, Noosa Heads QLD

Hotel Realm is a five-star, art deco beauty in Barton, Canberra. With 164 gorgeous rooms and spacious suites, they’ve got everything you need for a brilliant stay, including king-sized beds, smart TVs, movies on demand and Nespresso coffee machines.

Hale Spa will pamper you like the queen that you are, while its wellness facilities include a heated pool, a mud bath, and a gym. Located in the Realm precinct, there’s a slew of dining options on your doorstep; enjoy fine dining at Louis, or for a more relaxed vibe, Med is a celebration of Eastern Mediterranean flavours.

Its convenient location in the heart of Canberra places you right in the centre of all the action, including the National Gallery of Australia, Parliament House, and the National Library of Australia.

From $215 per night | 18 National Circuit, Barton ACT

Heaven is a place on earth, and in this case, it’s the COMO in Perth. Situated within the historic State Buildings, this opulent five-star hotel combines heritage charm with contemporary elegance and is a must-stay if you’re planning a babymoon in Perth.

Spacious, light-filled rooms make for a cosy sanctuary to sneak in some last-minute naps before your bub arrives, while the hotel’s wellness-focused treatments are impressive. Book a couples’ massage at the COMO Shambhala Urban Escape spa, or simply float around the 20-metre heated indoor pool.

For dining, COMO The Treasury features some of Perth’s finest restaurants, including Wildflower, which showcases locally sourced, seasonal ingredients overlooking the Swan River, and Post, a casual Italian eatery. If you’d rather enjoy a meal from the comfort of your bed, just order room service and chow down in your robe. Located in the centre of Perth, you’re just steps away from beautiful parks, the Swan River, and all the biggest attractions.

From $1139 per night | 1 Cathedral Avenue, Perth, WA

Planning a babymoon in Victoria’s spa country? With over 114 natural springs, it’s the perfect destination for relaxation mode. Surrounded by stunning bushland and mineral-rich waters, the Lake House is a luxurious spa retreat in Daylesford that will make it their mission to ensure you feel fully pampered.

The historic bathhouse, which has operated since 1895, has therapeutic mineral baths that are great for easing pregnancy-related tension. At the Lake House Spa, you can indulge in a range of holistic treatments, including the heavenly Ayurvedic facial, which uses natural skincare to leave you glowing.

The accommodation is sleek and modern, with many suites overlooking the lake. The postcard-worthy grounds are ideal for peaceful walks, making it a very special spot to savour your final child-free days. With its two hats, the award-winning Lake House Restaurant serves a delectable seasonal menu under the direction of culinary icon Alla Wolf-Tasker.

From $1055 per night | 4 King Street, Daylesford VIC

A babymoon at Saffire Freycinet feels like a romantic European escape—without the 24-hour flight. This award-winning, all-inclusive resort is located in the otherworldly Freycinet National Park and surrounded by Wineglass Bay; this will be a once-in-a-lifetime escape.

Each of Saffire Freycinet’s private suites is designed with comfort and style, offering spacious interiors, opulent furnishings, and panoramic views. Couples can relax in their stylish rooms or treat themselves to a rejuvenating treatment at the on-site spa with a range of holistic therapies.

For food lovers, Saffire’s culinary experience is exceptional. The award-winning restaurant focuses on fresh, locally sourced Tasmanian produce, with an ever-changing seasonal menu that’s as delicious as it is nourishing.

Whether exploring nearby Wineglass Bay, taking a peaceful walk, or just soaking in the views from your suite, Saffire Freycinet promises a spectacular babymoon in one of Australia’s most beautiful destinations.

From $3100 per night | 2352 Coles Bay Road, Coles Bay TAS

If rustic farm stays are your tempo, then a babymoon at Rosedale Farm in Orange will speak to your soul. Situated on a sprawling property from 1846, this beautifully restored location, styled by renowned interior stylist Steve Cordony, exudes European charm with its chic countryside aesthetic.

Rosedale has two self-contained suites—an intimate, one-bedroom suite for couples and a two-bedroom suite for those who want more space. Both suites feature modern touches and plush interiors, making them the perfect place to unwind and rest.

Surrounded by pristine landscapes, you can take gentle strolls around the property, pop into nearby Orange, just a short drive away, or relax on the terrace and enjoy the views. With its elegant design and peaceful atmosphere, Rosedale Farm offers an unforgettable escape where soon-to-be parents can relax, recharge, and savour each other’s company in a magical setting.

From $1200 per night | Rosedale Farm, 671 Ophir Road, Orange

If you’re a foodie, the Islington Hotel in South Hobart will knock your socks off. Known for its breathtaking views of Mount Wellington, the hotel’s food is just as impressive as the scenery.

The exceptional dining experience, run by head chef Anthony Illingworth, champions fresh, locally sourced Tasmanian produce, served in a glass-walled conservatory overlooking beautifully manicured gardens. Breakfast here is on another level, with standouts including free-range eggs with artisanal bacon, chia pudding with coconut yoghurt, seasonal berries, and barista-made coffee. The hotel can also organise a curated picnic hamper for two to be enjoyed in their gardens.

The boutique hotel has just 11 rooms, ensuring complete privacy during your stay. Each suite is beautifully designed with antique furnishings, and many have views of the gardens or mountain ranges. The beds are plush, and the deep soaking tubs in the marble bathrooms are great for kicking back with a book.

While the hotel feels like its own blissful sanctuary, it’s just minutes from Hobart’s waterfront, Salamanca Place, and the rest of Hobart’s top attractions… But we honestly don’t blame you if you never leave the grounds.

From $359 per night | 321 Davey Street, South Hobart TAS

As far as five-star hotels go, it doesn’t get much fancier than the Ritz-Carlton in Melbourne. Australia’s tallest hotel building soars 80 stories above the city and boasts panoramic views of Dandenong Ranges, Victoria Harbour and Port Phillip Bay.

The rooms and suites at the Ritz-Carlton give a masterclass in timeless style, with bespoke touches inspired by the city of Melbourne. A meal at the hotel’s award-winning restaurant, Atria, is not negotiable. The restaurant is on level 80 of the hotel, and the view of the sparkling cityscape at night will blow you away, as will the food.

The spa and wellness facilities are state-of-the-art, and we can’t recommend booking the Couples’ Spa Experience enough, where you’ll be treated to an aromatic bath filled with rose petals before rounding it out with hand-crafted chocolates, refreshments and a 90-minute massage. Finish it off with a dip in the infinity pool, which feels like swimming in the sky.

From $650 per night | 650 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne VIC