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Free parking
microwave
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Shower
Why Choose Us
our rooms are spotlessly clean & comfortable.
We are a classic choice in town - our rooms are spotlessly clean, comfortable, and supported by a friendly, welcoming team. We also have one of the best locations in Albury, situated opposite St Matthew’s historic church and Albury’s landmark post office, right on the corner of Dean and Kiewa Streets—the heart of the Albury CBD.
We’re surrounded by many of Albury’s top attractions, including the Albury Entertainment Centre, Murray Art Museum Albury (MAMA), the Library Museum, The Albury Club, SS&A Club and Commercial Club. Guests are spoilt for choice with cafés and restaurants, and you’ll find Chada Café and Thai Restaurant conveniently located right next door, open for lunch and dinner.
Shopping couldn’t be easier—simply step outside and stroll through Albury’s great retail stores, laneways and arcades, where you’re sure to discover the perfect spot for a relaxed coffee or meal.
All of this is within easy walking distance of the Comfort Inn Commodore Albury. Whether you’re travelling solo or with family, we have a room to suit your needs.
Albury Wodonga Fun Facts
Albury is a city rich in history and packed with amazing attractions that both locals and visitors love. Here are some fun facts—especially great for kids—that you should know before visiting Albury:
The Twin Cities
Albury-Wodonga is famously known as the “twin cities.” In 1973, these two neighbouring cities agreed to work together in developing their growing communities. Although separated by the picturesque Murray River, both benefit from a wealth of natural beauty and historical sites. Albury sits on the north bank in New South Wales, while Wodonga lies on the south bank in Victoria.Climate
The city enjoys a temperate climate with cold to mild winters and warm to hot summers—perfect for exploring outdoors all year round!Bungambrewatha
Locals also know Albury as Bungambrewatha, a name given by the Australian Aboriginal community. When you visit, you’ll find several significant Aboriginal heritage sites, including fascinating rock paintings.Hume & Hovell
The first Europeans to arrive here were explorers Hamilton Hume and William Hovell. They reached what they called “Crossing Point,” now known as the Murray River.The People
According to a recent Population Australia survey, Albury is home to more than 60,000 residents, ranking it among the ten most populated cities in New South Wales. When combined with neighbouring Wodonga, the population of the Albury- Wodonga region exceeds 100,000, making it a significant regional centre for both communities and businesses.Rich Heritage
Albury boasts many heritage sites dating back to the 1850s, including:» Soden’s Hotel Australia, circa 1855
» Court House, designed by Alexander Dawson, circa 1860
» Albury Public School, circa 1861
» Post Office, circa 1875
» Railway Station, circa 1881
» Town Hall, circa 1907