The best places to stay in Australia have been crowned

There's no shortage of incredible accommodation when it comes to holidaying in our own backyard, and now the absolute best places to stay have been named by the Qantas Australian Tourism Awards.Covering everything from five-star luxury accommodation to the best caravan and holiday parks, there's inspiration for every traveller."Each winner represents the evolving spirit of Australian tourism – businesses that embrace innovation, adapt to change and continually raise the bar for visitor experiences," said Australian Tourism Awards Chairperson Shaun de Bruyn.READ MORE: Five of the best day trips you can do from PerthCaravan and Holiday ParksIt's a popular choice for families and budget-conscious travellers, and BIG4 Adventure Whitsunday Resort took out the top gong in the Caravan and Holiday Parks section. The property was also inducted into the Hall of Fame.Meanwhile, Alivio Tourist Park in Canberra took out silver, and BIG4 St Helens Holiday Park in Tasmania nabbed the bronze.Hosted Accommodation Nothing beats a stay at a cute bed and breakfast, and nobody does it better than The Dragonfly Inn, located in West Launceston, Tasmania, who boast heritage accommodation with an edge.Joining them on the winner's podium was Gippsland's Boat Harbour Jetty B&B in silver spot, and Wooleen Station in Western Australia's Murchison region which took out bronze.Unique accommodation If you're on the lookout for a holiday experience like no other, look no further than the gold award winning Sierra Escape. This adults-only glamping spot celebrates the best NSW's Mudgee region has to offer with luxury safari-style tents, outdoor baths and unbeatable views.If solid walls are more your thing, second place winner The Cove Tasmania offers spectacular views and penguin sightings. Meanwhile, Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm in Dampier Peninsula, Western Australia is a worthy bronze winner thanks to its glamping, camping and caravan sites after a day experiencing the onsite pearling tours.Self-contained AccommodationFor everything you need and much more, Old Coach Road Estate in South Australia's Fleurieu Peninsula takes out the top gong for self-contained accommodation.The silver award goes to Pinnacles in Airlie Beach, with its 29 stylish self-contained luxury apartments a hit with travellers, and Alice's Cottages in Launceston, Tasmania awarded the bronze.3.5-star AccommodationPerfect for group accommodation and school groups, Melbourne's Urban Camp took out the gold award in this category.This was closely followed by Safari Lodge Motel in Tennant Creek, Northern Territory, and Broadwater Resort, Busselton in Western Australia.4-4.5 star Deluxe AccommodationFor those in the market for an affordable yet stylish stay, Peppers Silo Hotel in Launceston, Tasmania is such a great choice it's taken out the gold medal in this category.Other great options? The sleek Oval Hotel in Adelaide can now boast a silver medal win, with the bronze going to Novotel Cairns Oasis Resort.5-star Luxury AccommodationThere's a reason why The Reef House Adults Retreat in Palm Cove has nabbed the coveted top spot here, and from its all-inclusive package (daily canapes and poolside butler, anyone?) and spectacular pools and rooms, it's easy to see why.For something less beachy and a little more lush, try silver award winner Mt Hay Retreat, found along NSW's stunning South Coast. Or, if good food and wine are your go-tos, bronze winner Pullman Bunker Bay Resort in Western Australia's Margaret River region is well worth a visit.