Coral Beach Lodge

Motel · Port Douglas

Coral Beach Lodge

Motel · Port Douglas
9 Port St, Port Douglas QLD 4877, Australia

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Relaxed hostel with pool, bar, game room & clean en-suite rooms  

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9 Port St, Port Douglas QLD 4877, Australia Get directions

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9 Port St, Port Douglas QLD 4877, Australia Get directions

+61 7 4099 5422
coralbeachlodge.com
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Lisa

Google
With great facilities and location I would have loved to have given Coral Beach Lodge a 5 star review. Unfortunately management weren't prepared to provide any guidelines to long term guests (on work visas - NB: friendly & no aggressive behaviour - just really loud) to keep the noise down and be considerate of other guests. I spoke to reception before booking and was told it could be noisy til around 11pm. Feeling this was reasonable I made the booking. The reality was party central every night (think hospitality workers who return around 9pm, have dinner, turn up the music and party til 1 or 2 am). My query to management regarding their noise policy was met with a "there is no legislation" to restrict times for noisy guests. It felt they were happy to take our money but had no care regarding a positive experience for their 'short term' guests. And lets face it - when you're on a short holiday and trying to make the most of every day - it's great to have a good nights sleep. Their plan is to be a backpackers only next year - I guess this means they'll have no complaints about the noise (unless its their neighbours - poor people). There was a strange smell in the bathroom upon arrival - but this disappeared after a day (and airing out). The rooms were comfortable, clean and tidy. The camp kitchen was great, and having the pool, table tennis table etc. was great. Just bring your own fork (never enough) and your dancing shoes (or ear plugs)!

Holly Sibley

Google
SOLO FEMALE BACKPACKER I’ll start with the positives: The property itself is nice, the common area is spacious, the pool is really nice, the kitchen is clean and well-equipped, and the location is very convenient. The not so positives: The people staying there. Most of the people staying are long-term working holiday makers, and I found them to be the most hostile and messy group I’ve encountered while traveling. The dorm was extremely untidy when I checked in, and when I asked to move rooms, I was told the hostel was fully booked, the only reason my bed was available was because someone left temporarily for a wedding. When I later spoke with the owners, they explained that the rooms are serviced weekly and that long-term guests can be “a bit clicky.” (They did offer me a full refund on my stay but I couldn’t find anywhere else in my budget at such short notice) it felt far beyond “clicky” I’ve never felt so excluded and alone in a hostel. I was lucky enough to have a car and I kept my bag in the car as there was no space for me in the room. One the social side of things, one evening I was sitting at a large table in the common area when a group chose to move to a table directly behind me instead of sitting nearby, continuing to speak in their own language while looking my way. Parties are frequent and loud, often running late into the night. One night, someone came into the dorm at 11pm, turned on the light while I was sleeping, and refused to turn it off when I asked, saying I should “wait” because it was the only light in the room. I asked if she can use her phone torch, she said “no”. There was also only one plug in the room what worked. I woke up one night and I found my phone has been put on the floor and someone else taken the plug socket. Why they couldn’t leave my phone on the side I don’t know. The atmosphere made my stay really uncomfortable. I would not recommend this hostel if you are just traveling through and hoping for a welcoming environment. (Yes people were still using those tooth brushes, they moved daily)

Sienna Conti

Google
room was lovely and clean and facilities were really nice however long term guests (backpackers who couldn’t find long term accommodation) were so loud. Partying most nights till 11/12 then up banging around in the kitchen from six in the morning. Our room was right near the kitchen so it was nearly impossible to sleep. If ur a light sleeper I would not recommend. No noise restriction signs or consideration for any other guests. Shame because location perfect and staff really lovely

Vicky Marshall

Google
Great hostel, staff is friendly and always willing to help, rooms are very clean and comfy, kitchen is spacious and fully equipped. Location is pretty good too, walking distance to the beach and the town central area. Made great friends and memories during my stay ❤️

Quodiaq

Google
Wasn't bad, okay for the price. I was just not aware that it did have a better backpacker feel to it with common kitchens (well equipped) and - at least in August - many younger guests who stay around for longer.

Majid Abdi

Google
If you care about your hygene, avoid this place. My body was itching and I did not know why. Till we found the attached stains on the (i) bedding sheet and (ii) pilliow of distinct beds of the room. The stains are so worn out, I can say these are not washed for at least a week (so you are sleeping with the germ of at least two different persons). I called the owner, and instead of receiving an aplogy and remedying the situation, I was hung up on. Reserve if you want this experience in your holiday.

majida987

Google
If you care about your hygene, avoid this place. My body was itching and I did not know why. Till we find the attached stains on the (i) bedding sheet and (ii0 pilliow of two different beds. They are too old and worn out, I can say these are not washed for at least a week. The owners response instead of aplogy was hanging up on me.

Jos W

Google
Super noisy because of backpackers till 1 am. Super noisy because of backpackers from 7 am. Maintenance walked into our room two times in the morning at inappropriate moments. Overpriced for what you get, just pay 10 dollars more to actually stay in a resort across the road instead of this disaster. This is the most horrible experience I ever had staying somewhere.
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Dione D.

Yelp
4 stars - yay, I'm a fan! Stayed here for three nights on my first trip to Australia. I had to book separate transport up to Port Douglas - the hostel provides a shuttle but only Mondays and Fridays. I arrived outside of reception hours, but was still greeted with "Hi Dione! I'm Tom! Here is your room key, the bistro is open one more hour, and your tour is picking you up at 8:04 tomorrow morning." How lovely! The room (female suite, 4 beds, private bathroom) was neat and clean. There were some little bugs (ants in the bathroom, and what looked like baby roaches in the wooden closet), but I guess that's normal since the door opens to the outside. There was also a backyard area for the room. Port O Call lodge (I booked through Australian YHA) has a self-cooking area, pool, ping pong table, TV room, and bistro. Right now I'm sitting outside of reception listening to the bats in the tree across the street, and it is mildly soothing. I would certainly recommend this place for the traveler on a budget! (Off to snorkel I go!)