Surrounded by manicured gardens and tropical palms, Noosa Hill Resort is a tranquil retreat that is central to Hasting Street, the bustling dining and shopping hub, and a short stroll to Main Beach.

Choose from Two Options

• $499 for a three-night stay (up to $1,259 value)
• $799 for a five-night stay (up to $2,045 value)
  
  

Included in all options:

• Two-bedroom apartment for four people
• Late 12pm checkout
• Three-night stay: 500MB data 
• Five-nights stay: 1.5GB data 
• Daily tennis racquet hire per person
• Daily passes per person to Franks Gym in Noosa Junction, includes classes
• Bottle of wine on arrival
  
  

The Hotel: Noosa Hill Resort

Surrounded by manicured gardens and tropical palms, Noosa Hill Resort is a tranquil retreat that is central to Hasting Street, the bustling dining and shopping hub, and a short stroll to Main Beach. Make the most of your tranquil surroundings with the choice of an outdoor heated swimming pool, spa or sauna, along with a full-size tennis court and gym, arcade and games room, large undercover BBQ area, and secure undercover parking. Hang out all day and then kick back in your room to enjoy the company of friends or family before heading off in search of a meal at one of the many restaurants in Noosa.

For those wanting to go out and explore the area, there is a 24-hour front desk with tours and ticket information readily available. Those wanting to sit back and enjoy doing nothing at all, utilize the free Wi-Fi and cable TV while relaxing in your air-conditioned, light and spacious apartment with a glass of wine. After your activities, unwind by the swimming pool underneath large umbrellas and surrounded by luscious palm trees, while reading by yourself or hanging with friends and family in the sunshine.

The Area: Noosa

From the style-savvy set to backpacking surfers, Noosa is a resort town that offers something for all travellers no matter their budget. While a string of upper-class restaurants and luxury boutiques tempt those chasing a decadent retreat, the world-renowned beaches and abounding natural sights give the area a down-to-earth, friendly vibe ideal for families or weekend vacationers. Pristine stretches of sand, dense national parkland and majestic Fraser Island make Noosa a stand-out lifestyle hot spot on the Sunshine Coast.

Travellers step out of their accommodation and head to Hastings Street, where a flurry of experiences assaults the senses. World-class restaurants, cafes and bars bump sides with boutiques and gift shops offering all manner of stylish wares, and visitors often live out their holidays in this cosmopolitan area alone.

Those searching for the some sun and sand head to Main Beach, where they enjoy a dip in the refreshing water or perhaps learn to surf with one of several schools. Pack the hiking boots and venture to Noosa National Park, where legs get a workout on the trail while eyes are treated to lush bush landscapes. More natural adventures await with an eco-tour out to famed Fraser Island or a boat trip up to the river and lakes, or simply kick back in sidewalk cafe with a good book.

Room Details

• Two-bedroom apartment
• One queen size bed and twin singles 
• Kitchen, dishwasher, full-size fridge, washing and drying machine, TV, and microwave
  
  

Hotel Policies

• Check-in: 2pm and ends at 5pm, contact ahead of time if you’re planning to arrive after 5pm
• Checkout: 12pm
• Free parking
• Rollaways: One additional guest may stay using a rollaway bed for $25 per night
  
  

Spacious apartment, starter packs generous, lovely facilities, helpful friendly staff. Spa available, tennis court, undercover parking, comfortable beds. centrally located, close to buses i.e. bus stop outside door.
Margaret B, TripAdvisor, May 2015

Peaceful spacious bright and airy apartments only a short walk to Hasting Street or to Noosa Junction. Although a bus stop is right out front. Hosts Liz & Tony are friendly and helpful. Noosa has an upmarket vibe and would appeal to those wanting a city style holiday... with a beach!
JustBeeFit, TripAdvisor, May 2015

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