Griffith, a neighbourhood in Canberra, is home to this holiday home. Capital Public Golf Course and Royal Canberra Golf Club are worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda, while those in the mood for shopping can visit Canberra Centre and Manuka Shopping Centre. Questacon and Albert Hall are also worth visiting.
National Archives of Australia - 3 min drive - 2.3 km
Old Parliament House - 3 min drive - 2.7 km
Getting around
Kingston Canberra Station - 4 min drive
Canberra, ACT (CBR-Canberra Intl.) - 17 min drive
Restaurants
McDonald's - 4 min walk
Agostinis Italian Restaurant - 10 min walk
Wonderburger - 17 min walk
Rosemary By Eighty Twenty Cafe - 17 min walk
Kingston Hotel - 11 min walk
Frequently asked questions
Is 3-Bedroom House in Griffith Retreat pet-friendly?
Yes, pets are allowed at this property.
How much does it cost to stay at 3-Bedroom House in Griffith Retreat?
As of 24 Oct 2026, prices found for a 1-night stay for 2 adults at 3-Bedroom House in Griffith Retreat on 6 Nov 2026 start from £541, including taxes and fees. This price is based on the lowest nightly price found in the last 24 hours for stays in the next 30 days. Prices are subject to change. Choose your dates for more accurate prices.
How much is parking at 3-Bedroom House in Griffith Retreat?
On-site parking is available at the property.
What time is check-in at 3-Bedroom House in Griffith Retreat?
Check-in begins at 3:00 PM.
What time is check-out at 3-Bedroom House in Griffith Retreat?
Checkout is at 10:00 AM.
Where is 3-Bedroom House in Griffith Retreat located?
Located in Griffith, this holiday home is within a 10-minute walk of Manuka Shopping Centre and Manuka Oval. The Cusack Centre and Red Hill Nature Reserve are also within 1 mile (2 km). Kingston Canberra Station is 24 minutes by foot.
Reviews
9.6
Exceptional
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This historic property is so close to the shops and restaurants of Manuka that we could walk to them as if they were extensions of the house itself! Because we were in Canberra as visiting professors at ANU, our stay was an extended one, and we often worked at the house and walked over for morning and afternoon teas in Manuka. The whole neighborhood became our home, and that made it a very lively, interesting place to live.