This is a beautiful property and we were updated to a full condo, two bedrooms, full kitchen, washer, dryer, dining and living room, outside patio and a roof patio with jacuzzi and outside grill. Many of the condos are on the pool, but ours faced the golf course with a road in between. Not much traffic and very quiet. We spent one afternoon in the pool and learned that many of the condos are privately owned and rented out when owners are not using them. The hotel is out a ways from the downtown of Port Douglas, but there is a shuttle bus ($5.00) that takes you into town. Regular schedule and easy to do. One night we cooked our dinner on the roof patio and watched the flying foxes (fruit bats) flying out to feed. It was a spectacular sight.

We stayed here 4 nights during the Aussie summer. Essentially every available amenity, BUT you have to pay $49 for 7 days of wireless service. Sooner or later, Australia will catch on to the fact that free wireless is essential to the traveler. The pool is huge, and is accessible directly from many rooms. Drinks and food are pricey. The service is superb, as it should be for a high end property.

I thought the Hotel and location were amazing. Very disappointed with the gym both in size and equipment. It was very expensive but also very nice. The staff were very friendly. The rooms were amazing. Port Douglas is beautiful and the pool area and the design was really nice. Some more areas for sun beds would have been nice as we had a penthouse room and couldn't use the ones outside the pool side rooms and the other ones were all taken for the whole day. People getting there early and then leaving a owel on the chairs. The upstairs rooftop bbq area with spa was great too.

Overrated. We travelled as a couple for a week of relaxation. We were under the misunderstanding that this was some type of luxury resort. Our studio apartment (anything larger was superfluous to our needs) had no internal furniture nor stereo. The room service menu (Asian platter) was straight out of Coles deep freeze and our room was not serviced on the first day. Based on the quality of the room service menu, we didn't risk it in the resort restaurant. The staff were pleasant enough although obviously under-resourced. Port Douglas itself seemed to be in some sort of decay. Most of the restaurants seem to be hung up on Asian fusion and the better ones didn't open during the day. If you're used to city quality, there's nothing to look forward to here.