Wedding venues with accommodation in Victoria

Staying at the venue means no drive home, a slower morning after and, for country weddings, somewhere for guests who have travelled. 139 of the 418 venues on Where I Do say they have accommodation on site.

• 139venues with accommodation on site
• 25regions with at least one
• 14in the Macedon Ranges, the most of any region

The regions with the most are the Macedon Ranges, the Yarra Valley and the High Country.See all 139 venues with accommodation, or pick a region below.

By region

• Macedon Ranges14 of 21 venues
• Yarra Valley13 of 33 venues
• High Country11 of 17 venues
• Melbourne CBD10 of 34 venues
• Mornington Peninsula10 of 29 venues
• Gippsland9 of 21 venues
• Bellarine Peninsula7 of 21 venues
• Dandenong Ranges7 of 16 venues
• Daylesford and Hepburn7 of 13 venues
• Bendigo6 of 17 venues
• Great Ocean Road6 of 12 venues
• Ballarat5 of 13 venues
• Rutherglen5 of 8 venues
• Geelong4 of 15 venues
• Grampians4 of 5 venues
• Surf Coast4 of 8 venues
• Bass Coast3 of 4 venues
• Eastern suburbs3 of 22 venues
• Phillip Island3 of 9 venues
• Echuca2 of 4 venues
• Mildura2 of 7 venues
• Inner Melbourne1 of 34 venues
• Northern suburbs1 of 16 venues
• Shepparton1 of 6 venues
• Western suburbs1 of 20 venues

What kind of places they are

Among venues with accommodation, the most common styles are:

• Garden81 venues
• Estate and homestead61 venues
• Hotel49 venues
• Winery33 venues

What "on site" covers

It ranges from a single cottage for the couple to enough rooms for the whole guest list. Where I Do records only whether a venue offers accommodation, not how many it sleeps, so check before you count on it:

• How many guests can stay, and in what kind of rooms.
• Whether accommodation is part of the wedding price or booked separately.
• Whether a minimum stay applies, which is common on weekends.
• What is nearby for guests who do not fit.

More to ask is in questions to ask a wedding venue.