Hotel Kurrajong Packages

eClub Member Rate

Enhance your stay at Hotel Kurrajong Canberra by becoming a member of eClub.

When booking direct through our website, you’ll unlock an exclusive eClub Member Rate which includes a complimentary benefit of your choice to enjoy during your stay.

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eClub Exclusive - Ultimate Getaway

Family Offer

Create lasting memories with your loved ones in the heart of the nation’s Capital at Hotel Kurrajong Canberra with our exclusive Family Offer. Book your stay in interconnecting rooms and enjoy complimentary meals for the children, free parking, complimentary Chifley’s Walk Experience, and a leisurely midday check-out*

*Terms & Conditions: Parking is per one vehicle overnight, per reservation. Children eat free – Only available for breakfast & dinner (excludes lunch). One child eats free for every full-paying adult, per meal period. Children are under 12 years. Children may order from the kids' menu only.

Canberra Escape

Escape to the heart of Canberra with our exclusive Canberra Escape package. Enjoy a one-night stay, breakfast for two, late checkout, and 50% off parking—all at 15% off the full package rate.
Immerse yourself in history, charm, and genuine hospitality at Hotel Kurrajong—where every stay becomes a story worth sharing.

The Chifley Experience

Prime Minister Ben Chifley resided at Hotel Kurrajong Canberra throughout his parliamentary career, live like Chifley did with overnight accommodation in The Chifley Room, daily breakfast for two, a $50 Food & Beverage credit to spend daily in Chifley’s Bar & Grill and a welcome whisky on arrival for two.

“Chifley’s walk experience” - A walk from Hotel Kurrajong to the Museum of Australian Democracy (MoAD) at Old Parliament House. Guests of the heritage-listed Hotel Kurrajong Canberra are invited to MoAD for an exclusive 45-minute guided tour. As part of the experience, guests will take the 750m walk (self-guided) to MoAD, following the same route Chifley took every morning on his way to work via what is today the National Circle, Walpole Crescent, and King George Terrace.