Find your base
The Best Places to Stay on the Mornington Peninsula
Browse all staysChoose by format and location, then confirm the exact room, inclusions, guest conditions and travel time with the operator.
Choose your direction
Start with the shape of your stay
Four useful ways into the accommodation guide.
A stay built around bathing
Three distinct thermal stays
These operators describe different accommodation formats. Check the booking you choose for current inclusions and conditions.
Eco Lodge room. Photo courtesy of Visit Victoria.
Illustrative: Peninsula Hot Springs bathing grounds, not a glamping tent. Photo courtesy of Visit Victoria.
Illustrative: Alba bathing grounds, not Sanctuary accommodation. Photo courtesy of Visit Victoria.
Alba Thermal Springs
The Sanctuary
Villas and rooms at Alba. Check stay type and bathing inclusions.
How to choose where to stay
Where should I stay on the Mornington Peninsula?
Start with the main purpose of your trip: a coastal town, a wine-country base, or a stay centred on thermal bathing. Then check the exact address and journey to the places you plan to visit.
Are Peninsula Hot Springs Eco Lodges the same as glamping?
No. Peninsula Hot Springs describes the Eco Lodges as private rooms in shared lodges and glamping as tented accommodation. Compare the current inclusions for the specific stay you choose.
What should I check before reserving?
Confirm the current room or accommodation format, bathing and meal inclusions, guest conditions, accessibility and cancellation terms with the operator for your chosen dates.
Browse all stays when you are ready to compare individual properties.