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Gain useful insights and advice for booking the perfect stay in Dickson, Australian Capital Territory. Price data is based on averages over the past 12 months and was last updated on October 11, 2024.
Cheapest day:Sunday
Most expensive day:Friday
$79 - $109
Average price per night / 3-star hotel. Prices are not fixed and may vary with time.

Cheapest hotels in Dickson, Australian Capital Territory

Discover affordable stays in Dickson, Australian Capital Territory that provide a quality experience without breaking the bank. Hotels in Dickson, Australian Capital Territory can be found for as low as $82 per night. There is currently one property in Dickson, Australian Capital Territory that can be booked for this price. Pavilion on Northbourne is one of the hotels that can be booked for the lowest price in Dickson, Australian Capital Territory. Price data was last updated on October 11, 2024
At the moment, these hotels offer the lowest nightly rate out of those we've come across in Dickson. Consider alternative dates if you're able to compare prices.
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242 Northbourne Avenue, Dickson, ACT, Australia
0.6 mi from city centre
Free Wi-Fi
Parking
$82
Avg. per night
21 Stephen Street, Dickson, ACT, Australia
0.4 mi from city centre
Free Wi-Fi
Parking
$115
Avg. per night

Where to stay in Dickson, Australian Capital Territory

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About Dickson, Australian Capital Territory

Dickson is a suburb in the inner north of Canberra, Australia and primarily acts as a residential area with standard neighbourhood facilities, not far from the city centre. Its name comes from the Queensland resident and co-founder of the Australian Constitution, Sir James Dickson.

The main attraction of the area is the Dickson Centre, which acts as a commercial centre hosting many shops, including the most profitable Woolworths in the country, in addition to various restaurant and community services. In the centre of Dickson, Woolley Street is home to a diverse range of restaurants and grocery stores selling international cuisine. The nightlife of the neighbourhood is limited, yet visitors can enjoy the small town atmosphere in the local Irish pub, nightclub or modern cocktail bar.

Dickson is only a short bus ride from downtown Canberra, located 3.5 kilometres from the city centre, along main roads that visitors driving from the suburb can also take. The best way to travel via public transport is by taking the local buses that travel between Canberra Railway Station and Dickson regularly on a daily basis.

The first airport of Canberra was in Dickson, once located where the library now stands, although it closed in 1928. Architects planned the creation of Dickson along with the rest of the city in the 1920s, but it did not become an official suburb until the 1960s. Now it is a key neighbourhood of Canberra, with a range of facilities, surrounded by the natural scenery of the area, including Dickson wetlands.

Facts about staying in Dickson, Australian Capital Territory

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  • What are the best hotels in Dickson?

    5,321 reviews rated Pavilion on Northbourne with an average score of 8.2/10. It may also be worth looking into the Adina Serviced Apartments Canberra Dickson, which received a rating of 8.2/10 from 2,827 reviews. ibis Styles Canberra Tall Trees could also be a good option, with a score of 7.3/10 from 3,014 reviews.

  • How much do hotels in Dickson cost?

    Searches in the last 72 hours suggest an average price of around $95/night is normal for a hotel in Dickson.

  • How much is a cheap hotel in Dickson?

    Over the last 3 days, Dickson hotels have been found for as cheap as $95/night in searches by HotelsCombined users.

  • What is the cheapest month to book a hotel in Dickson?

    The cheapest month to book a hotel in Dickson is January ($82). Conversely, the most expensive month to stay in Dickson is May ($109).

  • What is the cheapest day to book a hotel in Dickson?

    The cheapest day to stay in Dickson is Sunday ($82). On the other hand, travelers can expect to pay the most on Thursday, when the average nightly price is $109.

  • Are there any hotels in Dickson close to Canberra?

    The closest hotel to Canberra is ibis Styles Canberra Tall Trees, which is located 0.4 mi away from the city center.

  • What are some other cities to stay in when visiting Australian Capital Territory?

    In addition to Dickson, travelers opt to visit Canberra when visiting Australian Capital Territory. Barton is also a popular choice to visit.

  • How many hotels are there in Dickson?

    In total, there are 13 hotels to choose from in Dickson, compared to 978 properties in Australian Capital Territory.

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