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After reading reviews I didn’t expect much but was pleasantly surprised. The park is being revamped slowly and offers good facilities but could get better: 1. Great new amenity block but having a 2 minute timer on the light switch is a PITA, maybe look at a movement sensor with 5 minute timeout? 2. New showers are OK but lack clothes hooks (have 1) and also lack a place to put shampoo etc. BBQ area is nice but not a great alternative to a camp kitchen with an oven and good washing up facilities. New cabins look nice, garden landscaping is great. Yes there are a few permanents but why wouldn’t there be, there is a housing crisis and they have a solid roof, and certainly didn’t detract from my stay, in fact I reckon having some constant eyes on the park is a good thing. Overall a good stay, no real issues although park could do with better lighting.

The worst accommodation I have stayed in for a long time. Swimming pool is half empty and yes I understand it is winter but it looks derelict. Went to plug in the kettle in my room and almost electrocuted myself. Went to reception to report to be told ”oh yes it's been broken for a week”, when I proceeded to ask if she had informed my husband of this as he had checked in she said ”No” ... REALLY super dangerous. 2 coffee cups and 2 teaspoons supplied only, not even a glass for drinking water. Cheapo wobbly table with 2 slatted uncomfortable chairs. Springy thin mattress, thank heavens we only had to endure one night on it. Stairs outside our room were wobbly, with loose carpet tiles at the top of them (hmmm another safety issue!) and creaked as anyone ascended or descended. Carpet in the room stank of wet dog. Staff were smug that they were ”fully booked” I am guessing that this was because the Nambour Garden Show was on at this time as why else would you ever stay here???? For $130 there are SO many better accommodations I have stayed in. Do yourself a favour and stay somewhere else.

We booked our accommodation at Hola as it was a short drive from the birthday party celebration at a local Brewery we attended. We were pleasantly surprised by this bouquet-style accommodation(only 15 rooms). Every room is slightly different with different art from a local artist hanging in the room. A local potter has made one-of-a-kind coffee and tea cups. All of the content in the bar fridge is locally sourced (bottles are recycled) everything is about sustainability- furniture from recycled timber, a water tank, solar-sourced power, private, tranquil, and the most amazingly comfortable bed (we both sleep very well) The bathroom products are beautiful: organic botanicals designed to elevate your mood that is vegan-friendly, cruelty-free and refillable. Across the road is a park, Thai restaurant, and local markets (Wed & Fri.) We only stayed one night but we would definitely go back for a longer stay next time so that we could enjoy the gardens and private lawn area (picnic/ read a book/ chillout). We have already recommended Hola to family and friends. Eumundi is a 20-minute drive to Noosa (north) or (South) to Mooloolaba. Super clean and very new/modern. The welcome bag containing lollies and chocolates was a nice gesture The only very, very small thing for me, was there was no shower cap (I have long hair), I think because shower caps are plastic it goes against their suitability Philosophy. I did have a hairband to use, so really that is my only negative thing.

Fantastic accommodation located a short drive from Mooloolaba and Marochydore. Peaceful location with views of the river. The room was like stepping back in time but with all modern conforts, complementary snacks and coffee pods leave you not wanting. The Breakfast was delicious and served in room so you can enjoy on the balcony. Perfect for couples a really hidden gem.

Check-in in the caravan is good. The environment is beautiful. There is also a big water park. The kids love it. The front desk service is good (checked us in early). Everything in the caravan is good, but the only regret is that there is a gas stove inside. It can’t be used (there is no prompt and explanation. The front desk has never mentioned this matter) and I drove 10 kilometers to the supermarket to buy ingredients for 100 Australian dollars (about 500 RMB). Stir-fried vegetables and the ingredients are all broken) The front desk explained afterwards that there is a BBQ grill in the yard that can be used. But my dishes can’t be cooked with the BBQ one. It’s completely different... so it’s a pity that the stove in the room can’t be used and my own Loss...everything else is fine.