Benambra Boutique Accommodation Queenscliff was established in 2023. We currently manage 5 properties within the main building as well as an additional Fisherman's Cottage at the rear of the property.

Originally established in 1883 as one of Queenscliff’s first boarding houses, Benambra has been thoughtfully transformed into Five elegant, individually designed rooms. Each room features a private ensuite, luxurious bedding, plush towels, and premium bathroom products ensuring a relaxing and indulgent stay. You’ll also enjoy modern amenities such as a Smart TV, ironing facilities, and a minibar stocked with a complimentary Breakfast Box for your first night. The Rosebud Room, though our smallest, is thoughtfully designed and ideal for short stays, offering comfort and charm in a perfectly compact space. The combination of the soft blush pink walls and the rich charcoal and black accents creates a harmonious and elegant atmosphere in this gorgeous room. The colour palette, inspired by the Blossom tree outside the picturesque window, brings a touch of nature indoors. Feel free to make yourself at home in our inviting shared lounge, "The Banks Room." Named after the property’s original owners, this cosy space is perfect for relaxing by the open fire, sipping on tea or coffee, or enjoying your complimentary breakfast at the dining table. It's the ideal spot to unwind and relax. This charming Victorian-era home now offers a boutique accommodation experience, blending its rich history with modern comfort. Benambra is conveniently situated within walking distance, to the picturesque Queenscliff Pier and the delightful assortment of unique shops that line Hesse Street, inviting guests to explore and experience the charm of the surrounding area at their leisure. Check in - 2pm Check out - 11am Access is via unique code Complimentary Breakfast Box for your first nights stay No Parking available on the property (plenty of off street Parking)

Discover the best of old and new in this historic seaside village, on the Bellarine Peninsula, the land of the Wadawurrung people. Wander down heritage streetscapes, past elegant Victorian-era hotels, stately churches and quaint fishermen's cottages and on to the modern waterfront development, the perfect base for exploring Port Phillip Bay. Walk along Hesse Street and find exemplary displays of heritage architecture, art galleries, shops and great places to dine. Unwind with a great brew at a quiet cafe or step into the majestic Vue Grand for contemporary regional fare. Stock up on fresh produce at specialty shops and community markets, peruse the local boutiques, or grab a piping-hot parcel of fish and chips for a seaside picnic under the shade of giant foreshore pines. Rev it up on The Blues Train, a rollicking journey across the peninsula in a steam train, with a revolving cast of the best blues artists in the country. Golf enthusiasts will appreciate the sweeping greens and unique island setting of the Queenscliff Golf Club. While in November the Queenscliff Music Festival reels in local and international acts in a family friendly atmosphere. On the bay Explore the endless opportunities for water activities on Port Phillip Bay, with a range of charter boats departing Queenscliff. Dive down to some of Australia's best reefs and shipwrecks to check out the abundant marine life beneath the waves. Swim with dolphins and seals or try a spot of fishing from piers, beaches or charter boats. Ride the ferry from Queenscliff to Sorrento, a 40-minute journey, which takes passengers and cars to the other side of Port Phillip Bay.