Hotel a 3 stelle a Jubilee Pocket

Very Pleasant stay at Kipara Tropical Rainforest Retreat. Room was clean and beds comfortable. Loved that there were multiple camp kitchens available. Pool area was lovely. Staff were friendly and went above and beyond. It is a little bit out of airlie beach which we liked, bit more quieter, only a short walk to town. Only downfall was the wifi continuted to drop out and could really only be used outside the room, however this was okay as it was lovely weather outside. But a worth while stay a Kipara, and highly recommend if you are wanting a family stay with cooking great cooking faciilties and a quietier stay in airlie beach! Thanks to all the Kipara staff for making it such a pleasnt stay for our first time in Airlie Becah!

The second Tasman park we stayed at on our drive up the east coast and it was just as good as the first! The campsite was clean, beautifully presented and friendly! The reception staff went above and beyond and nothing was too much trouble. The pool was clean and well kept. We stayed a week and couldn’t fault the facilities! Would definitely reccomend staying here!

We absolutely loved staying at Mango House. It’s only a 5 minute bus ride to Airlie Beach centre and has a supermarket, cafe and post office just across the street from it. The room was amazing - as backpackers we were very excited to see a washer and a dryer to use for free! The pool and garden are lovely too. 10/10 would recommend. Pam, the owner, was an gem and even dropped us at the bus stop to catch our greyhound bus.

Easy checkin even after hours, and very responsive via email. The location is a bit past town but there is a nice store and cafe about a 1.5 km walk down a busy highway. We didn’t do the walk so I can’t vouch for shoulder/sidewalk etc. Tons of families, and many quite loud. Cockatoos and kookaburras everywhere, also loud but very fun. Nice greenery around the park. Local tours do pickup here. Office hours are pretty short and unreliable. Major drawback - there’s one bathroom building for everyone (besides en suite or cabins), which happens to be a fairly long walk from the grass sites. However it was rarely busy even at peak morning shower time. Just a 2.5-3 minute walk from the back of the park. The grass sites are basically the camper’s dog’s toilets and there are fleas or some other small biting bug infesting the grass. Bring repellent and cover yourself, or avoid the grassy sites. Not the fault of the property, just a note. If I had it to do over again we’d book an en suite campsite - more private, with toilets. Overall, okay but not great if you’re child free and looking for a chill quiet spot.