Hostels in Queensland, Australia

As value as price. The location is so good, it's in the middle of GC's city. But shower is so bad...it's only cold water if I try to get strong water,and it becomes very very weak if I try to get hot water. After all, I gave up and I used only cold water.

Lovely hostel in Coolangatta! Spacious clean rooms, no curtains so get a eye mask for a good sleep! Earbuds for free at the reception which is open 8-5pm. Activities all week, pool area was really nice. Industrial kitchen with a lot of utensils. Bring your own salt and peper lol nice staff. Beach and food (sushi, burgers, subway) 5min walk. You can rent bikes for $20 a day! Room photo taken at 5am lol

My friend and I stayed here for three days. There were different social activities every night. We could play board games, taste cheese, sip red wine and enjoy grilled sausages with friends from different places. Friends who are not good at socializing can pet Spider, the store dog🐶 The kitchen is fully equipped with pots and pans, and basic seasonings are provided. There is a whole wall of refrigerators, so you don’t have to worry about not being able to put the purchased ingredients because there are too many guests. In the morning, simple toast, spreads, milk and tea bags are provided as breakfast. I stayed in a quadruple room. The environment and shared bathroom were quite clean and there was air conditioning in the room. Unfortunately, the mattress was a bit soft and the soundproofing in the room was not very good. It seemed that no one stopped the guests from making noises and laughing by the swimming pool late at night, which made it difficult to fall asleep.

My stay was nothing short of excellent! The property is conveniently located very close to the beach, making it easy to enjoy the sun and surf. One of the highlights was the friendly atmosphere among guests; many spent time by the pool, chatting and sharing stories with one another. Additionally, having access to a kitchen allowed to prepare own meals, adding to the comfort of my stay. Ms. Mary, the owner, is incredibly accommodating and always ready to assist with any requests. Her warm hospitality made my visit even more enjoyable. I wholeheartedly recommend considering Palms at Parmer for next getaway. If given the chance, I will certainly return!

It was a very cozy hostel. The mixed share rooms have individual beds instead of bunk beds, so you don't have to disturb someone else's sleep, which is a big plus! The owner is a very calm and kind person, and he starts by giving us a thorough tour of the surrounding area and the hostel. There is a garden and a pool, and the kitchen is equipped with salt, pepper, and oil, and we could drink tea and coffee freely. It was also nice that we didn't have to buy a few condiments just to cook for ourselves for a few nights. The people staying there were friendly, and it's been a while since I've come across such a cozy hostel. I'd like to use it again when I visit Cairns! I really recommend it to everyone!

As a first-time backpacker, the first impression was great. The hotel is relatively new and the hygiene and cleaning management is very good.

Great hostel. In the center, next to the tram stop and supermarkets. Big comfortable beds (Deluxe). There is breakfast and dinner, which is very convenient. Large public area.

On the same day, I booked another accommodation for my friend, but after booking, the customer service said that there was no room. We booked somewhere else at six o'clock in the afternoon. The housing is relatively tight, so it is more expensive, the customer service applied to make up the difference. The attitude and response were very timely, and I responded in the middle of the night. Like Ctrip Hotel