A special welcome to groups and tours
The Quality Resort Siesta Albury welcomes the opportunity to host coach companies and tour operators.

You can be sure of a unique experience, quality amenities and personalised service for you and your guests. With a full range of dining options and room types, and an array of recreational and leisure facilities, the Siesta Resort will become a memorable visit on your itinerary.

Facilities and recreational activities
Your tour or coach group will enjoy the complete Siesta Resort experience:

– Indoor heated pool
– Sauna
– ‘Sombrero’ indoor spa pool
– Solarium
– Squash court
– Half tennis court
– Mini golf course
– Games room with pinball machines, table tennis and pool table
– Undercover barbeque facilities
– Outdoor lagoon-style pool with full-sized artificial cave with internal waterfalls and spas

Quality Resort Siesta: group catering
Should you opt to package a day trip into your itinerary, the Siesta can provide one of two catering options:

1. Picnic hamper – a picnic lunch of freshly cut sandwiches, fresh fruit, homemade cakes and fruit juice

2. BBQ hamper – a Jones cut of steak, homemade salads, delicious deserts and fruit juice

Dinner – our renown chefs will provide a superb 2 or 3 course al a carte menu

Quality Resort Siesta: group accommodation rates
The Siesta’s coach and tour operator accommodation rates are highly competitive – the Siesta Resort is a 4.5-star property and you will experience service of the highest standard.

An allocated off-street area for coach parking and convenient facilities for washing the coach are provided.

Suggested itinerary options
Suggested day trips and local attractions to package into your group itinerary:

Beechworth
Victoria’s best preserved gold town. Just 45 minutes from Albury in the foothills of the Victorian Alps, the town was closely associated with Ned Kelly and his gang, has museums dedicated to the Chinese gold miners, 32 buildings under National Trust classification, a range of galleries, potteries, the famous Beechworth Bakery and many scenic spots perfect for a picnic stop.

Rutherglen
Shortly after gold was found in Rutherglen, the first vines were planted in the 1850s to create what is now a region renown for not only red and white, but fortified wines, ranked among the best in the world. Located 40 minutes from Albury, many of the wineries are open for tastings and sales seven days a week. Campbells, All Saints and Stanton & Killeen are three of our favourite suggestions.

Milawa Gourmet Region
Representing the epitome of wine and food experiences, this special part of the King Valley Wine Region is one hour from Albury and home to the renown Brown Brothers cellar door and restaurant. A visit to the Milawa Cheese Factory for an educational cheese tasting, coffee and cake, viewing of the latest exhibition at the Muse Gallery or Milawa Mustards, The Olive Shop or one of the other cellar doors or restaurants is also suggested.

Hume Weir Trout Farm
Situated just below the scenic Hume Weir Wall, group bookings are welcome with the objective of catching a colourful rainbow trout. Landscaped gardens, stunning surrounding scenery and picnic/catering facilities available.

Lake Hume
Situated north of Albury Wodonga, Lake Hume provides visitors with an opportunity to enjoy the outdoors. (Don’t forget that the Lake Hume Resort has hire boats available for fishing and sailing.)

On the Mighty Murray River
The mighty Murray River flows through Albury and is one of our major natural attractions. The P.S Cumberoona provides the ideal platform to view this iconic Australian river with daily cruises and the option of Devonshire teas, light meals, a buffet or three-course dinner.