Hotel Email List in Australia
SphereScout lists 17,000+ hotels in Australia (October 2026 snapshot). Of these, 7,700+ (43.7%) have an email address, 14,000+ (83.6%) have a phone number, 11,000+ (64.5%) have a website and 6,000+ (33.9%) have a mobile number. Includes hotels and accommodation.
Reach hotels, motels, resorts, hostels, serviced accommodation, lodges, inns, and bed-and-breakfast properties with available emails, phone numbers, websites, addresses, and location fields. Review the coverage and sample, then download the national CSV or target a state, territory, or locality.
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How many hotels are there in Australia?
Source: SphereScout Data Lab, snapshot of . About this data
This snapshot contains 17,000+ public business listings in the “Hotels” category. Of those, 11,000+ (64.5%) have a website, 7,500+ (43.7%) have at least one email address, and 14,000+ (83.6%) have at least one phone number. 6,000+ (33.9%) have a mobile number.
Where these listings are concentrated
- New South Wales5,500+32% of this dataset
- Victoria4,000+22.6% of this dataset
- Queensland3,500+21.7% of this dataset
- Western Australia1,000+8.2% of this dataset
- South Australia1,000+7.9% of this dataset
- Public business listings
- 17,000+
- Businesses with a website
- 11,000+ (64.5%)
- Businesses with email
- 7,500+ (43.7%)
- 10,000+ email addresses in total. Some businesses list several.
- Businesses with phone
- 14,000+ (83.6%)
- 22,000+ phone numbers in total. Some businesses list several.
- Businesses with a mobile phone
- 6,000+ (33.9%)
- 7,500+ mobile numbers and 14,000+ landlines in total.
What these figures show
- Website coverage is 20.8 percentage points higher than email coverage in this snapshot.
- The 5 leading areas shown account for 92.2% of the listings in this dataset.
SphereScout includes public business records mapped to its hotels category. This measures SphereScout's dataset coverage, not the official size of the market. Records marked permanently closed are excluded.
What this Australia hotel email list contains
This CSV helps suppliers find hotels and related accommodation properties across Australia. It contains public property profiles with available business contacts; it is not guest data, a booking feed, a tourism-register export, or a verified ANZSIC file.
What one row represents
One row represents a public accommodation-property or location profile. The same group can appear in multiple rows, one for each property. The listed contact may reach reception, the on-site team, an operator, or a central office; the file does not guarantee a named manager or purchasing contact.
Included in this scope
- Australian properties represented in the hotel and related accommodation categories shown on this page.
- Available business emails, phone numbers, websites, addresses, public profile links, and geographic fields.
- Independent properties and chain locations when each has a separate public profile.
Not included
- Guests, reservations, loyalty accounts, traveller enquiries, or booking histories.
- Guaranteed owners, managers, buyers, star ratings, room counts, occupancy, revenue, or employee counts.
- An Australian Business Register or tourism-register export, or a verified ANZSIC classification for every property.
- Proof of dining, conference, spa, pool, laundry, parking, or other facilities.
Fields available when published
- Property or business name and public categories
- Address, state or territory, locality, postcode, and coordinates
- Website and public profile links
- Business email addresses
- Phone numbers
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Match the property to the offer
Australia's accommodation market ranges from city hotels and serviced apartments to highway motels, resorts, hostels, and regional lodges. Category and location provide the shortlist; the website confirms the facilities and buying structure.
City hotel or serviced accommodation
High guest turnover, business travel, longer stays, and apartment-style facilities create different needs for housekeeping, kitchens, access, laundry, and software.
Category, locality, booking pages, facilities, website
Motel or regional property
Roadside and regional properties make route density, response times, parking, maintenance coverage, and local stock availability important.
State, locality, postcode, map location, phone
Resort or full-service hotel
Food and beverage, pools, grounds, events, spa, and leisure facilities expand the supplier set but must be confirmed on the property website.
Dining, event, spa, facility, and activity pages
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| Company | Location | Phone | Website | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Airport Clayfield Motel | Clayfield, Hendra, Queensland | 61 7 ** ** 66 | a***@l***.com | www.airportclayfieldmotel.com.au |
| ibis budget Perth Airport | Redcliffe, Ascot, Belmont, Western Australia | 61 8 ** ** 58 | h***@i***.au | all.accor.com/lien_externe.svlt?goto=fiche_hotel&code_hotel=5676&merchantid=seo-maps-AU-5676&sourceid=aw-cen |
| Airport Apartments by Vetroblu | Redcliffe, Ascot, Belmont, Western Australia | 61 8 ** ** 00 | g***@a***.au | airportapartments.com.au |
| Peppers Salt Resort & Spa Kingscliff | Stotts Creek, Chinderah, Fingal Head, Casuarina, Kingscliff, Cudgen, Kings Forest, Duranbah, New South Wales | 61 2 ** ** 77 | s***@p***.au | all.accor.com/lien_externe.svlt?goto=fiche_hotel&code_hotel=B3U3&merchantid=seo-maps-AU-B3U3&sourceid=aw-cen |
| Marion Holiday Park | St Marys, Pasadena, Bedford Park, Flinders University, Clovelly Park, South Australia | 61 8 ** ** 95 | i***@m***.au | www.marionhp.com.au |
| The Retreat at West Beach Parks ( Formerly West Beach Parks Resort) | Fulham, Fulham Gardens, West Beach, South Australia | 61 8 ** ** 60 | l***@w***.au | www.westbeachparks.com.au/holiday-accommodation/the-retreat-west-beach-parks |
| Mercure Bunbury Sanctuary Golf Resort | Dalyellup, Glen Iris, East Bunbury, Vittoria, Gelorup, Davenport, Usher, Carey Park, College Grove, South Bunbury, Withers, Pelican Point, Bunbury, Western Australia | 61 8 ** ** 77 | g***@s***.au | all.accor.com/lien_externe.svlt?goto=fiche_hotel&code_hotel=6206&merchantid=seo-maps-AU-6206&sourceid=aw-cen |
| Dairy Flat Lodge & Farm Daylesford | Bullarto, Yandoit, Eganstown, Denver, Drummond, Hepburn, Yandoit Hills, Spargo Creek, Mount Franklin, Porcupine Ridge, Elevated Plains, Clydesdale, Shepherds Flat, Dry Diggings, Sailors Hill, Leonards Hill, Coomoora, Wheatsheaf, Bullarto South, Musk, Hepburn Springs, Sailors Falls, Lyonville, Glenlyon, Franklinford, Korweinguboora, Musk Vale, Strangways, Victoria | 61 3 ** ** 29 | r***@l***.au | www.dairyflatfarmdaylesford.com.au |
| The Olde Creamery | Numurkah, Drumanure, Invergordon, Naring, Victoria | 61 4 ** ** 59 | i***@o***.au | www.oldecreamery.com.au |
| Bakehouse Motel | Roslyn, Tarago, Windellama, Tirrannaville, Greenwich Park, Lower Boro, Stonequarry, Tarlo, Currawang, Richlands, Mayfield, Chatsbury, Goulburn DC, Goulburn North, Jerrong, Yalbraith, Wayo, Kingsdale, Pomeroy, Middle Arm, Curraweela, Mummel, Mount Fairy, Woodhouselee, Paling Yards, Wombeyan Caves, Parkesbourne, Baw Baw, Wiarborough, Brisbane Grove, Boxers Creek, Taralga, Towrang, Bannister, Gundary, Golspie, Carrick, Bungonia, Quialigo, Goulburn, Lake Bathurst, Yarra, Myrtleville, Run-O-Waters, Bannaby, New South Wales | 61 2 ** ** 66 | m***@t***.au | www.bakehousemotel.com.au |
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Who uses an Australia hotel business list
Use the file to define viable service routes and select properties whose operating model fits your product before outreach.
Food, beverage, linen, amenities, and cleaning suppliers
Find properties that may buy breakfast products, minibar or bar stock, guest supplies, linen, cleaning products, and paper goods.
Property type, facilities, state, locality, email, phone
Equipment, maintenance, energy, and site services
Plan service areas for furniture, refrigeration, HVAC, laundry, pools, waste, grounds, security, pest control, and refurbishment.
Address, property type, facilities, postcode, phone
Hospitality software, payments, staffing, and connectivity
Review each property's booking journey and current setup before proposing PMS, payments, booking distribution, rostering, Wi-Fi, access control, or guest communications.
Website, booking path, brand, email, phone
How SphereScout prepares this business contact CSV
SphereScout turns public business profiles into a category-and-location export. The process uses the business categories shown in the current page breakdown and keeps official registers, classifications, licences, and inspections separate from the file.
Match the displayed business categories
SphereScout selects public business profiles matching the categories shown in the current page breakdown. These labels define the file's scope but do not replace official activity codes or authorisations.
Structure available public details
SphereScout organizes the available business name, category, location, website, email, phone, and public profile fields, then normalizes and deduplicates contact values for export.
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Using business contacts in Australia
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Hotels by country
SphereScout lists Hotels in 43 countries. Largest market: Italy (131,000+ public business listings).
| Country | Public business listings | Businesses with email | Businesses with phone |
|---|---|---|---|
| Italy | 131,000+ | 51,000+(39.5%) | 112,000+(85.3%) |
| Brazil | 127,000+ | 16,000+(13.3%) | 91,000+(72.2%) |
| United States | 115,000+ | 40,000+(34.9%) | 99,000+(86.4%) |
| France | 77,000+ | 38,000+(49.1%) | 66,000+(85.6%) |
| Thailand | 60,000+ | 4,500+(8%) | 46,000+(76.8%) |
| Türkiye | 55,000+ | 11,000+(20.7%) | 38,000+(70.3%) |
| Japan | 50,000+ | 8,500+(17.4%) | 38,000+(75.7%) |
| Germany | 50,000+ | 29,000+(57.7%) | 43,000+(86.2%) |
| United Kingdom | 49,000+ | 18,000+(37%) | 41,000+(83.6%) |
| Spain | 46,000+ | 20,000+(44.1%) | 35,000+(76.2%) |
| Poland | 34,000+ | 15,000+(44.7%) | 29,000+(86%) |
| Argentina | 31,000+ | 3,500+(12.3%) | 20,000+(66.9%) |
| Saudi Arabia | 26,000+ | 700+(2.9%) | 16,000+(60.8%) |
| Greece | 22,000+ | 8,000+(37.3%) | 19,000+(85.3%) |
| Portugal | 21,000+ | 7,000+(34.3%) | 14,000+(70.6%) |
| Romania | 19,000+ | 5,000+(26.4%) | 16,000+(82%) |
| Australia(this page) | 17,000+ | 7,500+(43.7%) | 14,000+(83.6%) |
| Austria | 16,000+ | 10,000+(61.7%) | 13,000+(83.4%) |
| Canada | 15,000+ | 4,500+(29.6%) | 12,000+(79.4%) |
| Netherlands | 13,000+ | 5,500+(43.9%) | 10,000+(78%) |
| Hungary | 12,000+ | 4,500+(38.8%) | 9,500+(80.4%) |
| Bulgaria | 11,000+ | 3,000+(26.1%) | 9,500+(80.7%) |
| Belgium | 10,000+ | 4,500+(48.6%) | 8,000+(79.3%) |
| Croatia | 9,000+ | 2,000+(25.8%) | 6,500+(73.5%) |
| Switzerland | 8,000+ | 4,000+(52.2%) | 6,500+(80.1%) |
| New Zealand | 6,500+ | 2,500+(40.8%) | 5,500+(85.2%) |
| Slovakia | 5,500+ | 2,500+(43.6%) | 4,500+(82.8%) |
| Sweden | 5,500+ | 2,500+(47.7%) | 4,500+(78.6%) |
| Ireland | 5,000+ | 1,000+(21.6%) | 4,000+(76.8%) |
| United Arab Emirates | 5,000+ | 1,000+(25.3%) | 3,000+(61.5%) |
| Czechia | 5,000+ | 2,000+(47.6%) | 4,000+(85.6%) |
| Serbia | 4,500+ | 900+(18.3%) | 3,000+(70.6%) |
| Denmark | 3,500+ | 1,500+(47.1%) | 3,000+(83.6%) |
| Israel | 3,500+ | 800+(21.8%) | 3,000+(79%) |
| Oman | 3,500+ | 100+(5.2%) | 2,000+(62.9%) |
| Slovenia | 3,000+ | 1,000+(32.8%) | 2,000+(77.5%) |
| Finland | 3,000+ | 1,500+(56.6%) | 2,000+(81.6%) |
| Norway | 2,500+ | 1,000+(44.4%) | 2,000+(77%) |
| Lithuania | 2,000+ | 700+(29.6%) | 2,000+(82.3%) |
| Latvia | 1,500+ | 500+(27.1%) | 1,500+(82.7%) |
| Estonia | 1,000+ | 500+(37.6%) | 1,000+(81.9%) |
| Qatar | 1,000+ | 100+(14%) | 400+(43.5%) |
| Luxembourg | 300+ | 100+(35.9%) | 300+(75.4%) |
Counts come from the latest SphereScout snapshot for each country. They describe public business listings, not an official count of every business.