Super friendly staff and clean/modern accommodation with a fantastic infinity pool that leads…read morestraight onto the beach. Located in the center of Hastings street everything you could want is out the front door. Stayed here 4 nights and was thoroughly impressed and would stay again.

I've been staying here with my wife's family for around 4 years and I'm impressed every time. The…read moreunit is well maintained and the staff are always friendly and welcoming. Great views from the balcony and short walk to the beach and the surf club.

We stayed there for six nights, great place to stay. Walking distance to a patrolled beach,…read moreeateries, coffee places, Coles and ice cream for the kids. Rooms are well set out and it is a very family friendly place to stay.

Peppers Resort Noosa is ideally located. Perched up a hill amongst the trees, an abundant sense of…read morespace and nature awaits. Notwithstanding the serenity, the hustle of Hastings St, and it's great restaurants, is only around 600m away. My Peppers apartment was spacious and well appointed, complete with a separate lounge, large bathroom and Euro laundry. I travelled up to Noosa by myself for a quick but sunny post Melbs lockdown trip. The location offered plenty for the single traveller. Pools, a gym, quick access to the beach and ample room to unwind. The View restaurant and it's outdoor/indoor bar offered a great variety of snacks and cocktails. Try the duck and plum spring rolls. A generous portion, though I managed to eat them all. I loved the cocktail selection and the quality of their make. Live music also plays during happy hours at week's end. Pros - spacious, modern, great location, great restaurant and bar. Not so pros - it would be great if the bar remained open a little longer in the evenings, although the adventures of Hastings St are not far away.

Yes it's beautiful. Yes it's close to the beach. But the pool is small and under staffed. I needed…read moretoilet paper and they said they were on their way and never came. Housekeeping came and barely cleaned the room and when we kindly asked for some towels the staff in the room started verbally attacking us and almost attacked us and slammed the door when we asked them to kindly leave. We were very rattled and scared and I started crying.

Friends and I booked here since it was the least expensive two bedroom unit that was near the ocean…read moreand affordable. First of all, the front desk was staffed by what I consider to be the nicest woman in all of Australia. Talked to me like a human, and when we were leaving she let us leave our car in the garage as long as we needed so we could do some last-minute activities after checking out but before we had to head back home! Second, the facilities are tropical and very nice. A regular pool, wading pool, spa, tennis court, exercise room, lounge space... and all of one street from the ocean! Third, the room was literally insane. We thought we'd stepped into some kind of a reality show. Very modern furnishings, a polished concrete floor, master bedroom loft with a built-in couch, en-suite bath with beautiful tile work and a skylight, vaulted ceilings with windows at the top and shades for them, an en-suite bath for the first floor bedroom, washing machine, two (two!!!) small balconies with furniture on them, and a kitchen fully stocked with more than enough glassware and china. The room also had a small stereo system which sounded great! Very quiet, too. Only downside: our room was on the 3rd floor and there was no lift.

Not only a great place to stay, what with fully equipped mini-apartments and views directly onto…read morethe William Heck Reserve but ... are you ready for this - a great restaurant on the premises. Little Hastings has a delectable menu with flavours as exotic as the surroundings. The wine menu is acceptable but does reach the bounds of both low end and high end wines. Forget worrying about restaurants in Noosa when the best quality is at your hotel. Now back to the hotel - in Outrigger fashion, the rooms are well appointed. However, one major fault. There is no door between the bathroom and the bedroom. My bride and I love each other but there are some things we simply do not like to "share". Perhaps our room was a one-of-a-kind. Other than that, I highly recommend the place. Expensive but worth it.

Nice place. 5 minutes walk from Hastings Street. Good breakfast. Nice room which was big and…read morecleaned very well. Had to take one star off for check out time of 10.00am. That's too early in a holiday resort. Late check out not possible even with a payment. I know hotels have high occupancies at times, but surely not all rooms will be cleaned at 10.00am! Convenient golf buggy transfer to and from the main street. Lovely staff. Would stay again.

Great place. Perfect location right on the beach. Rooms are a little dated but well cleaned. We…read morehave a 2 bedroom ocean superior room on level 7 which is well worth the money. Great view and sun sets behind you from an arvo. Rooms are clean and kitchen is well equipped. Pool is good a little small but enough. Heated spa is great too. Plenty of restaurants around so no need to drive. Surf club 50m to the right but book on weekends. Would definitely recommend staying here to families and or couples.

Check in was a breeze, there's parking out the front of reception so you can leave the car and pop…read morein to do it. Providing of course you can figure out how to get to the resort. My GPS was lost and we had to do a lap before we spotted the right place. You use your room key for everything. You think I'm kidding but I'm not. Lifts, gym, sauna, pool, room, electricity, car park even the resort doors after hours. Carry it on you all the time or you'll end up stranded somewhere. When you check in they give you a welcome pack that includes vouchers for a couple of local restaurants. Use them, the restaurants are great I especially like Hot Pipis, check my review on that one. The smell when we got to our room was over powering. The cleaners must have dropped a bottle of deodorizer but even they knew it was to much the door to the balcony was left open. I had ordered, and paid for, extra towels which weren't in the room when we arrived. On the way past the front desk I mentioned it and even though it was after hours and one of the reception girls had to sort it for me rather than housekeeping it was sorted right away with many apologies and another restaurant voucher. Hotel does only provide one towel per person so if you need more think about bringing them from home or ordering more. They aren't terribly pricey. You aren't allowed to take room towels to the pool, if you want a pool towel from the hotel there is a $15 deposit and a $5 cost to hire one. It is cheaper to just go buy a towel really K Mart sells them for $4 each in a range of pretty colors. There's an overlook to the pool near the lift area, unfortunately this overlook provides a direct, close up line of sight to anyone who cares to look into our room. Curtains did seal out most of the heat and all of the light on the stinking hot day we had while there allowing us to have a very tranquil afternoon siesta. Didn't get any hall traffic noise and what pool noise we got was drowned out by the white noise coming from the air con. Its a low grade constant rumble so if you have trouble sleeping with noise it could be a problem for you. Luckily I've had a snoring husband for twenty years so it didn't bother me once I adjusted and my husband doesn't hear a thing with his cpap on. The room could do with some easier to reach power points especially near the beds for machines like this. We had to unplug the alarm clock so he could set it up. Having said that the kitchen is well appointed, they supply you with a limited amount of dish detergent and a cloth, scrubber, tea towel. They also give you a limited amount of laundry powder to use with the washer/dryer provided. I recommend bringing your own of both items if you plan on doing more than one load of laundry or dishes. Bring a spare bog roll too as you don't get a refill if you run out (this is not unusual for resorts just a warning for first timers) Hot water is plentiful late at night when I wanted it, can't speak for the rest of the day as showers after pool/ocean were all cold on purpose. This is a family resort, expect there to be kids in the pool all day, They clear out around 6pm presumably for dinner. That leaves the remaining three hours free for adult swim/spa time. Don't expect to be able to talk to someone in the spa. The jets are strong and loud but they will pummel every bit of tension out of you. Not the resorts fault but the whole town shuts down around 9pm even on Friday/Saturday, except the beach, the beach lights were still on and may remain on all night TBH I didn't go look. You are right across the road from the beach and right on the esplanade so if you want to shop during business hours you'll have plenty of options. Like most resorts they expect you to take your rubbish with you when you leave. There is a rubbish shoot right near the lift to make this easy. Leave your rubbish and you risk an extra charge. Check out was easy and they let us leave the car in the car park until we were ready to leave providing we made it back during reception hours so someone could let us down to the car.

Great location that's right on the corner of the esplanade. We had a great view of the ocean. Check…read morein and out was easy and there were so many room service options as many businesses deliver due to location. Indoor heated pool was very popular and a supermarket right next door. Plenty of underground parking. Bed was a little uncomfortable but that's the only thing that I could complain about. Great affordable accommodation.