Noosa Motels

... then a couple of hours north of brisbane. we stayed at noosa heads, a very cosmopolitian town with a lot of bling motels, very simular to marbella!! noosa is next to a beautifull river with very clear water and lots of fish, tasha got quite attatched to ...

... and noodles with bread (at least we had a kettle). We settled into bed that night watching C.S.I (where people who stay in motels always get murdered!). The following day we would be going to see the turtles but that wouldn’t be till the evening. ...

... destination for Australians to take a domestic family vacation – in fact it is packed with Aussies. Hotels and motels were bursting at the seams so accordingly the prices rise – dramatically. There is also the added complication that ...

... of times inc for a Mensa event, stayed with a friend in Chicago whom we met on a tour in Australia. Rest of time hotels/motels. We found it saved money not to opt for the cheapest motels as mid range motels provided good filling breakfasts. This not only ...

... our travel agent in Brisbane, later in the week to finalise our next phase of the trip. Unlike New Zealand, where most motels have kitchen facilities, the Aussie motels are basic and have none at all, only the apartments have self contained facilities. ...

... I'd expected Cairns to be a lot nicer than it was. It's a built up town with a lot of car lots, run down motels, cheapo souvenir shops and a massive shopping centre that would give the Blanch a run for it's money. Maybe the Australian Tourist Board should ...

... a wee drive around Hervey and on to Urangan Harbour and beach. It's another stunning we area with holiday homes, appartments and motels a-plenty as well as bars and restaurants to watch the world go by from. We arrived at the harbour at about 1pm ...

... Paradise - I must say, I was rather disappointed in this place - all you saw was loads of high rise apartments, hotels, motels and traffic. It is a very commercial and tourist area and a bit tacky. I am sure someone out there will disagree with me but, ...

... , backpackers are everywhere along the east coast. Most of the buildings in Byron are two or three stories. There are lots of hostels, motels and two hotels. The town is full of shops selling surf clothing and boards. John learnt how to surf while we were ...

... monster, halfway between Noosa and Airlie Beach. Development right up the hills, flash shops and restaurants, First class hotels, crummy motels and backpackers.    Cruise the town trying to sort it out. Find the Lakeview Caravan Park, and book ...