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While the endless buzz of a city can entrance many, there’s nothing quite like the serene nature of rural living: the sounds of birdsong, the gentle breeze, and a quaint sense of community that is the beating heart of the town.
Renowned for its beautiful produce, cool-climate vineyards, elegant boutiques and historic buildings, the NSW town of Orange fits the tone, and is truly a one of a kind sanctuary.
So whether you’re a discerning wine drinker, planning a lovers’ hideaway, or seeking a rural escape with friends or family, Orange offers a diverse range of stays to suit all tastes and budgets. Below, we’ve curated a list of Airbnbs in Orange, NSW, that promise a calm, easy, and memorable stay.
2025’s top Orange accommodation
- Best accommodation in Orange for couples: Nashdale Lane glamping cabin (here’s why)
- Best accommodation in Orange for small groups: Mortimer’s Wines Loft (here’s why)
- Best accommodation in Orange for families: Luxury countryside home and gardens (here’s why)
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The 6 best Airbnbs and top-rated rentals in Orange
01
Nashdale Lane glamping cabin
Orange
Best for: a couple’s hideaway
Sleeps: 2 people
Set in a picturesque rural region of NSW, and surrounded by charming vineyards lies a beautifully appointed, safari-style glamping cabin set on a working vineyard. Located in Nashdale, just outside Orange in the Central Tablelands of New South Wales, this stay is perfect for couples or solo travellers seeking a peaceful and rural retreat amongst the vines. While small in size, the cabin is fit with all with creature comforts like a monsoon shower, wood fire, and sweeping views from your private deck.
With a 4.94-star rating over 276 reviews, guests found this stay cosy, clean and well-equipped. “Lovely location to unwind and escape the city. We had the most amazing sunsets and clear skies at night for some stargazing. Waking up in the morning by the birds and bunnies hopping around in front of the glamping tent was fun to watch,” said one five-star review.
Reasons to stay:
- Luxury glamping stay for two, private and entirely self catered
- Private bathroom with Monsoon shower
- 60 acre vineyard setting just 10-minutes from Orange
- Basic breakfast included
- Bookings of 3+ nights will receive a complimentary bottle of wine
02
Mortimer’s Wines Loft
Orange
Best for: vine enthusiasts
Sleeps: 4 people
Whether you’re a couple, solo traveller, or small group, this stunning two‑bedroom luxury suite is the perfect escape for those who want to, quite literally, be one with the vines. Ideal for a wine-centric getaway or romantic escape, the suite overlooks the Chardonnay Vine at Mortimers Wines, a working family winery since 1995.
On the property, which has an 4.86-average star rating over 124 reviews, one five-star guest said: “Our small group of four wanted to be in the country for a few days, with a quiet environment yet close to town. The property was perfect. It catered to our needs: very clean, comfortable and uncluttered. The view was beautiful and the hosts made us feel very welcome.”
Reasons to stay:
- Two-bedroom suite
- Overlooks the Chardonnay Vine at Mortimers Wines, a working family winery since 1995
- Five minutes from Orange
- Indoor gas fireplace and heating to cosy up
03
Best for: family adventure
Sleeps: 6 people
If your mind often wanders to a cosy, rustic stay – dreaming of a huge fireplace, a spacious verandah, and cottage‑style interiors – then this luxury escape is your answer. Set across five peaceful acres and just 15 minutes from Orange, this stay is perfect for country lovers craving rural beauty without sacrificing luxury. Relax by the fireplace and soak in the sweeping landscape views, for a holiday escape designed to help you reconnect with nature.
“As a family of six, we had the most amazing weekend at Kate’s house. The place was big and everyone had plenty of space. It was so nice to have a big kitchen and living area too. The garden was great and the kids loved it,” said one five-star review.
Reasons to stay:
- Set on five-acres in the countryside
- Spacious, open-plan space
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Three large living spaces
- 15-minutes from Orange and close to local wineries
04
La Mia Casa 159
Orange
Best for: the entertainer
Sleeps: 6 people
La Mia Casa is an entertainer’s dream, fit with a dreamy, functional kitchen. This warm, eclectic countryside home is brimming with personality: from the brick-laid interiors to the restored timber floors. Whether you’re visiting in autumn or spring, the home offers ducted heating and cooling for year-round comfort. Just note that the indoor fireplace is not in use, according to reviews.
La Mia Casa has a 4.75-average star rating over 198 reviews. One five-star review said: “We arrived at the house to a beautifully styled interior with the sweetest ambiance. The house has everything you need for a comfortable stay and was the perfect place to come back to after a day of exploring the stunning surrounding region. This was the perfect little house for our girls getaway and we enjoyed every minute.”
Reasons to stay:
- Three bedrooms
- 65″ Smart TV
- Antique interiors
- Heating and air conditioning available
- Located in the heart of East Orange
05
Best for: a unique escape
Sleeps: 2 people
Loco at Ross Hill Vineyard is a unique and tranquil escape just minutes from Orange. Perfect for couples, this first-class converted train carriage offers sweeping vineyard views and luxurious interiors. Inside, you’ll find everything you need for a relaxing stay, including a queen bed, ensuite, dressing room, expansive living area and full kitchen. Enjoy the best of Orange and beyond, with a welcome gift of a bottle from the award-winning Family Series wine, included in your stay.
One five-star review said: “Great, unique accommodation with lots of character and very comfortable as well as private. Lovely sunlit windows, especially in the morning with beautiful views over the countryside. Great fireplace both indoors and outdoors. It is the perfect stay to relax and unwind!”
Reasons to stay:
- First class converted train carriage
- Indoor fireplace and split-type ductless system for heating, and air-conditioning for summer
- Herb garden, fire pit and front lawn access
- Located 5km from Orange
06
Best for: heritage explorers
Sleeps: 6 people
Stay in this cherished, 1895 restored heritage cottage full of period detail, featuring cosy bedrooms, a central courtyard and warm cottage interiors. In the sought-after leafy East Orange neighbourhood in New South Wales, you are just a short walk from cafés, galleries and bars in town. If you’re drawn to classic charm and leafy tranquillity, this stay is for you.
This top is in the top 5% of eligible listing on Airbnb. One guest said they “stayed 2 nights for a family trip to Orange, Dominica was so kind to send an extensive list of things to do and recommended places to eat and drink. Close to town, very comfortable beds, central heating, couldn’t ask for more.We would stay again.”
Reasons to stay:
- Three bedrooms
- Historic charm
- Central heating
- Conveniently close to local cafes, bars and galleries
Is Orange a nice place to stay?
Tucked into the rolling hills of Central West New South Wales, Orange is revered for its welcoming community, picturesque landscapes, and cool-climate vineyards. The region is a favourite among those seeking slow, rural respite. From its rich cultural heritage to its thriving paddock-to-plate dining scene, there’s plenty to discover in Orange. And lucky for bright-eyed backpackers and weekend dreamers, there’s a variety of character-filled accommodation options to suit every kind of trip.
Where to stay in Orange
While it feels quaint and village-like in parts, Orange is actually a significant regional city. If you’re drawn to the heart of the rural region, consider booking an Airbnb in the city centre, where you’ll enjoy easy access to restaurants, cafés, boutique shops, and vibrant local markets. If you’re after something a little more relaxed, the leafy suburbs of the town’s outskirts provide many charming options, from vineyard stays to widespread views of rolling hills. Families or groups may appreciate staying near Cook Park or the Orange Botanic Gardens, which offer green spaces and peaceful walking trails. Though, if you’re a proud oenophile or keen foodie, choose a vineyard stay to truly immerse yourself.
What to do in Orange
Orange is celebrated far and wide for its rich food and wine tapestry, offering a treasure trove of fresh, handcrafted delights. So it’s no surprise that our top recommendation is to truly immerse yourself in the local food and wine scene, whether that’s enjoying welcoming cafés, picnicking at Cook Park or the Orange Botanic Gardens, or wine tasting at Macquariedale, which boasts one of the highest vineyards in the country, producing unique and delicious wines. Beyond town, scenic drives and bushwalks beckon, with Mount Canobolas offering breathtaking panoramas that stretch across the rolling countryside. Check out our editor-approved guide to Orange, NSW, here.
