Adults Only in Australia from NZ$130

You bet! If you can see yourself rising in the morning, indulging in a room-service breakfast and savouring it on your balcony in peace and quiet, our adults-only hotels in Australia are just for you. Melbourne has some wonderful options, like Nomads St Kilda Hostel. Search for a room that comes with gorgeous views from the balcony and take advantage of this hotel's many amenities, including a nearby metro station and front desk services. Also in Melbourne, Mono Apartments On Franklin is another adult-only getaway where you can chill in the privacy of your own outdoor area. Featuring self check-in services, clothes washing facilities and more, it has all the ingredients for an amazing child-free escape.

Whatever you're into, there are loads of things to put on your to-do list in Australia. If you're visiting Melbourne, you'll want to check out Melbourne Zoo, Princess Theatre and SEA LIFE Melbourne. Escaping to Sydney? Taronga Zoo, SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium and Luna Park are among the top attractions here.

Most adult-only hotels and resorts in Australia require guests to be 16  18 or 21 years old. Age restrictions may differ across properties, so always check the rules. Ready for a fabulous holiday just for grown-ups? Whether you're two people or a dozen, celebrating a birthday, honeymoon or wedding, Expedia has the perfect adult-only hotel or resort to match your needs.

If you're craving a hassle-free holiday, an adult-only all-inclusive resort delivers a generous helping of rest and relaxation. To see the available options in Australia, enter your dates of travel and then select the "all-inclusive" filter. Keep an eye out for stays highlighted as "adults only." Select the properties you'd like to view to find out what you can expect for your money. The rate typically covers the room, food and drinks, on-site activities and entertainment.

Just about any time is a great time to stay at an adult-only all-inclusive hotel in Australia, but there are a few things worth considering. Start with the time of year you want to travel. Peak season always has its own special buzz, but there may be a higher demand for accommodation and flights. Low season is not as hectic and easier on the purse strings. Of course, the weather is a very important part in making or breaking a getaway, so do a little research before reserving your adult-only hotel or resort.

You can change or cancel your booking, but check the details in your itinerary or make your way to Expedia's Trips portal to find out what rules apply. Whether you'll be charged a fee depends on the type of adult-only hotel or resort booking you made. Haven't reserved your Australia break yet? Search for adult-only hotels that allow a full refund — for when life gets in the way!