ibis Styles Canberra Eaglehawk

ibis Styles Canberra Eaglehawk offers a practical base in Gungahlin, on the Federal Highway and within easy reach of Canberra’s city centre and airport. The hotel is set across 30 acres of landscaped native gardens and bushland, giving it a more spacious, open feel than a typical city stay. Kangaroos are part of the surrounding landscape, while the location also makes it convenient for visiting attractions including Questacon, Parliament House and the National Museum of Australia.

The accommodation is broad enough to suit different types of trips, with 151 rooms including one-bedroom apartments and larger king rooms. Options listed by the hotel range from standard queen rooms and king rooms with a bunk bed to family rooms accommodating up to five people. Dormitory-style rooms with bunk or single beds are also available, making the property suitable for larger groups and travellers who need flexible sleeping arrangements. Solo guests and couples can choose more compact room types, while families and groups have access to higher-capacity layouts.

There is plenty to do on site without needing to head into the city. Guests can use the swimming pool, gymnasium and tennis courts, or make use of the grounds for a walk and some open-air downtime. The hotel lists free Wi-Fi, on-site parking, air conditioning and wheelchair accessibility among its services. Café Munch provides an on-site dining option, and the adjoining bar is described as a relaxed place for drinks and snacks. The property is non-smoking and also includes meeting facilities.

For work, celebrations or larger gatherings, ibis Styles Canberra Eaglehawk has eight meeting rooms, with the largest covering 310 square metres and total meeting capacity for up to 300 people. Banquet facilities can accommodate up to 200 guests, and the hotel also promotes its gardens and event spaces for weddings. Its position gives visitors access to Canberra’s attractions as well as nearby wineries and nature areas such as Mulligans Flat and Mount Majura Nature Reserves, Corin Forest and Mount Stromlo. Overall, it is best suited to travellers wanting accommodation with on-site leisure facilities, room options for families or groups, and a setting that sits between the city and the wider Canberra region.