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Our top choices for East Coast Australia holiday homes

A modern house with a wooden deck, a hammock, and a TV in a large window.

1. 99 Acres Bangalow Retreat

Bangalow

Michelle

RM654 total

includes taxes & fees

25 Aug - 26 Aug

A coastal landscape with a beach, rocky shoreline, and vegetation.

2. Haven Tropicana

Emerald Beach

Svenja

RM844 total

includes taxes & fees

26 Aug - 27 Aug

A modern living room with a flat-screen TV, a dining area with a table and chairs, and a kitchen in the background.

3. Family Haven

Park Ridge

Donna

RM1,064 total

includes taxes & fees

25 Aug - 26 Aug

A beach with a palm tree, ocean waves, and a clear sky.

4. Allure Stradbroke Resort

Point Lookout

Rebecca

RM1,347 total

includes taxes & fees

27 Aug - 28 Aug

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Top East Coast Australia Hotel Reviews

The Fullerton Hotel Sydney

10/10 Excellent

"Outstanding front desk staff, recently renovated room, super quiet. Loved it!"

Novotel Surfers Paradise

10/10 Excellent

"We loved staying here at the Novotel Surfers Paradise. The only thing I can suggest is that while they are asking the visitors to be “green”, they only offer 1 peg hook and a towel rail suitable for only 1 towel. Having more hanging areas for wet towels and bathers would be the icing on the cake."

Shangri-La Sydney

8/10 Good

"Beautiful stay, but concerning privacy issue I would have easily given Shangri-La 5 stars if it weren’t for two incidents involving housekeeping entering our room despite the "Do Not Disturb light being on". The first was particularly upsetting. A housekeeping supervisor entered while I was half-dressed and lying in bed. I heard the bell ring once but didn’t respond because the DND light was on, so I assumed no one would enter. To my shock, he came in and was suddenly standing in front of my bed. I initially thought it was my husband. He said he rang three times, but whether once or three times, "DND means do not enter". I reported it to the help desk. The staff member was very sweet, although her first response was, “Are you sure you didn’t call for service?” Thankfully, the manager handled it professionally. She called me, reviewed the camera footage, apologized, reassured me, and provided a $200 credit. Unfortunately, two days later, another male housekeeping staff member entered while the DND light was on, again saying he knocked three times. At that point, I was too tired to complain again. Aside from this, we loved our stay. Our suite had a beautiful harbour view, the room was always clean and well-stocked, staff were lovely, and breakfast was excellent. Without these two privacy incidents, this would have easily been 5 stars."

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