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The Travellers Retreat
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The Travellers Retreat

Dogs
Welcome
Size cap
No cap
Pet fee
$102
Where
Albury N, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-11

Pet policy

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Pet fee: $102
The Travellers Retreat is a straightforward motel on North Street in Albury North, a short drive from the CBD and just off the Hume Highway. It takes dogs, which is the main reason it's worth knowing about for anyone breaking up the Sydney-Melbourne run with a pet in the car.

The pet policy. Dogs are welcome but must be disclosed when you book, not sprung on arrival. The property's terms ask that dogs stay off the furniture and that owners clean up after them. Guests are responsible for the room, so any damage the dog causes gets charged back to the booking. Exact pet fees and which specific rooms take dogs aren't published, so confirm both when you call to book.

The place. This is a modest, no-frills roadside motel rather than a resort stay, which keeps it useful for a one-night stopover rather than a destination in itself. Reviews are mixed, so set expectations accordingly and check current guest feedback before locking in a date.

Location and nearby. The motel sits at 286 North St, Albury North, close to Albury Airport and just off the highway, so it's an easy in-and-out for road trippers. For a proper leg-stretch, Oddies Creek Park on the Murray River side of town has a fenced off-leash area and riverfront walking tracks. Noreuil Park and Hovell Tree Park are both leash-required riverside spots good for a wander. If you want a coffee with the dog, The Proprietor on Townsend Street and Canvas Eatery on Dean Street both allow dogs at outdoor seating, and Rise Espresso in nearby Lavington is known for going out of its way for dogs, biscuits included.

Who it suits. Best for owners who need a functional, pet-tolerant bed for the night on a highway trip, not those chasing a big weekend away. Good for small to medium dogs and quiet stopovers rather than long stays.

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Get the pet fee and room restrictions confirmed by phone before you book. The property doesn't publish them, and you don't want a surprise at check-in after a long drive.

Best used as a one-night stop rather than a base. Call ahead to lock in a dog-friendly room, then use the extra daylight for a proper off-leash run at Oddies Creek before you're back on the highway.

Sources

Compiled from public sources and verified listings. Always confirm current rules with the venue or council before you travel.

Policy verified 11 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.

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