The new Outrigger hotel at Noosa is having opening specials, of $279 per night for a one bedroom suite. You should first compare Laguna on Hastings, at 32 Hastings Street, which is the Sebel Noosa. The Outrigger is located at Little Hastings Street, which is about a 7 minute walk from the beach and shops at Hastings Street, up a big hill. Laguna on Hastings is located right on Hastings Street, a zero minute walk to the shops and restaurants, and 1 minute to the beach.
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Showing posts with label Noosa. Show all posts
Saturday, July 31, 2010
Saturday, May 8, 2010
Noosa Top Ranked
Noosa was ranked by TripAdvisor as one of the top ten beach and sun destinations in the South Pacific.
Friday, January 1, 2010
Events in Noosa in 2010
Luxury Accommodation is currently available for these upcoming events in Noosa in 2010:
Noosa Festival of Surfing: 14 - 21 March 2010
Noosa May Fiesta: 1 - 31 May 2010
Noosa Riverfest Regatta: 15-17 May 2009
Noosa Blue Water Swim: 16 May 2010
Noosa Winter Festival: 22 and 23 May 2010
Noosa Long Weekend: 18 - 27 June 2010
Noosa Half Marathon: 1 August 2010
Noosa Jazz Festival: 3 - 6 September 2010
Noosa Triathlon: Wednesday 27 October - Sunday 31 October 2010
Noosa's Longest Lunch - December
Don't forget to also book a good Noosa restaurant.
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Hasting Street
If you are planning a trip to Noosa or the Sunshine Coast, I recommend staying in an apartment on Hastings Street. There are beachside apartments, where some have ocean views. There are also non-beach front apartment -- some of these have river views and some do not. The best value apartments, in my opinion, are the apartments in Sebel Noosa Resort (also known as Laguna on Hastings). These are high quality, luxury one or two bedroom apartments. This resort has a great pool, plus a toddlers wading pool. My favourite is apartment 333, which is top floor with river views and wireless internet. There is still some vacancy for December 2009 and January 2010. This apartment also has the best view of the finish line for the Noosa Triathlon. There is a 20% discount for all bookings in 2009, which is a great deal for a luxury apartment on Hastings Street.
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Firstlight
Firstlight, proposed new development on Hastings Street
- Seahaven Resort to be demolished
- 20 apartments
- oceanfront
- priced between $12M and $16M
- timeshares start at $1.5M for six weeks.
Friday, September 4, 2009
Noosa
Accommodation Websites
- Sebel Noosa
- Hastings Street Noosa
- Noosa Heads (not as close to beach as Hastings Street)
- Noosa Sound
- Noosa North Shore
- Sunshine Beach
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Laguna On Hastings - A Great Place to Stay in Noosa
Laguna on Hastings Resort on Hasting Street, Noosa Heads, is my favourite place to stay when vacationing in Noosa. A large one bedroom apartment. River views. Private balconey. Pool, plus childrens wading pool. book here!
Noosa Festival Of Surfing
Already a permanent fixture on Surfing Australia’s annual calendar, the Noosa Festival of Surfing aims to cement its international status as a benchmark surf-lifestyle festival located in one of Australia’s most popular tourism destinations - Noosa, Sunshine Coast.
In conjunction with its major event partners and the Noosa Malibu Club, looks to introduce more cultural elements to the Festival program, broaden the competitive disciplines, feature a stellar line-up of music and entertainment as well as showcasing some of Australia’s biggest industry brand and product names, all in one centralised hub.
Sunday 15th - Sunday 22nd March, 2009
www.noosafestivalofsurfing.com
In conjunction with its major event partners and the Noosa Malibu Club, looks to introduce more cultural elements to the Festival program, broaden the competitive disciplines, feature a stellar line-up of music and entertainment as well as showcasing some of Australia’s biggest industry brand and product names, all in one centralised hub.
Sunday 15th - Sunday 22nd March, 2009
www.noosafestivalofsurfing.com
Monday, September 29, 2008
Friday, September 19, 2008
Last Minute Noosa Deals
Richardson & Wrench in Noosa now do last minute deals and discounts.
For example, have a look at: Standby booking information
For example, have a look at: Standby booking information
Saturday, May 10, 2008
Noosa - One of the best destinations for 2008
Noosa was voted as the 78th best destination in visit in the world, and 11th in the Asia Pacific region, in the recent Trip Advisor survey.
See: Trip Advisor Report
See: Trip Advisor Report
Noosa Long Weekend
The Noosa Long Weekend Festival 2008 - the program looks fantastic for this year.
4 July to 13 July 2008
See: www.noosalongweekend.com
4 July to 13 July 2008
See: www.noosalongweekend.com
Saturday, February 16, 2008
Sunday, November 4, 2007
Noosa - Romantic Hotel Suite
If you are looking for a great place to stay in Noosa Heads in Queensland, I recommend the Sebel Noosa Resort.
The Resort has a great central pool, that everyone seems to love. The rooms have high quality furnishings and are fully air conditioned.
The Resort is not huge, only about 110 rooms, so it is quite personal and not overly busy.
Book here.
The Resort has a great central pool, that everyone seems to love. The rooms have high quality furnishings and are fully air conditioned.
The Resort is not huge, only about 110 rooms, so it is quite personal and not overly busy.
Book here.
Wednesday, August 8, 2007
Romantic Place to Stay in Noosa Heads
If you are looking for a great place to stay in Noosa Heads in Queensland, I recommend the Sebel Noosa Resort.
The Resort has a great central pool, that everyone seems to love. The rooms have high quality furnishings and are fully air conditioned.
The Resort is not huge, only about 110 rooms, so it is quite personal and not overly busy.
The Resort is located on Hastings Street, in the center of the action at Noosa, but is designed so that it is a private resort with two large courtyards. It does not overlook the ocean, but about 18 rooms overlook the Noosa River.
The Resort has one and two bedroom suites. There are no hotel rooms -- each suite is an apartment with a separate bedroom, living area, balcony, kitchen and dining table. Most of the two bedroom suites have two bathrooms.
There are a number of different aspects for each suite
Each room is three numbers. The first number is the building number, the second number is the floor number, the third number is the suite.
That is, room 121 is in building 1, floor 2, suite 1. Room 334 is building 3, floor 3, suite 4.
Buildings 1 and 6 are on the Hastings Street side. Buildings 3 and 4 are on the River side. Buildings 2 and 5 are internal only. There are main pool views from some of the suites in buildings 1, 2, 5 and 6.
The Resort has a great central pool, that everyone seems to love. The rooms have high quality furnishings and are fully air conditioned.
The Resort is not huge, only about 110 rooms, so it is quite personal and not overly busy.
The Resort is located on Hastings Street, in the center of the action at Noosa, but is designed so that it is a private resort with two large courtyards. It does not overlook the ocean, but about 18 rooms overlook the Noosa River.
The Resort has one and two bedroom suites. There are no hotel rooms -- each suite is an apartment with a separate bedroom, living area, balcony, kitchen and dining table. Most of the two bedroom suites have two bathrooms.
There are a number of different aspects for each suite
- main pool view
- Hastings Street view
- wading pool and bbq area view
- Noosa River view
- Roof view of neighbour building
- No view
Each room is three numbers. The first number is the building number, the second number is the floor number, the third number is the suite.
That is, room 121 is in building 1, floor 2, suite 1. Room 334 is building 3, floor 3, suite 4.
Buildings 1 and 6 are on the Hastings Street side. Buildings 3 and 4 are on the River side. Buildings 2 and 5 are internal only. There are main pool views from some of the suites in buildings 1, 2, 5 and 6.
Friday, May 18, 2007
Photos of Suite 333, Sebel Noosa Resort
You can see some photos of Suite 333, Sebel Noosa Resort, here.
Best Place to Stay in Noosa
If you are looking for a great place to stay in Noosa Heads in Queensland, I recommend the Sebel Noosa Resort.
The Resort has a great central pool, that everyone seems to love. The rooms have high quality furnishings and are fully air conditioned.
The Resort is small, only about 110 rooms, so it is quite personal and not overly busy.
The Resort is located on Hastings Street, in the center of the action at Noosa, but is designed so that it is a private resort with two large courtyards. It does not overlook the ocean, but about 18 rooms overlook the Noosa River.
The Resort has one and two bedroom suites. There are no hotel rooms -- each suite is an apartment with a separate bedroom, living area, balcony, kitchen and dining table. Most of the two bedroom suites have two bathrooms.
Interestingly, all rooms are privately owned, by individuals. (It is not a timeshare, but a regular apartment building.) Some are used by the owners only and are not available for guests. Others are managed by the onsite hotel manager -- Sebel, which is owned by the Mirvac Group. Others are rented by real estate agents and accommodation booking offices on Hastings Street.
There are two ways to books rooms at this resort.
You can book via the Sebel Hotel chain. You will not know what room you get until you turn up.
Alternatively, you can book with an offsite agent.
The advantage of the offsite agent is that you book a particular room.
As this Resort has some bad rooms, with no views and looking at blank walls, you have to be careful.
There are a number of different aspects for each suite
Each room is three numbers. The first number is the building number, the second number is the floor number, the third number is the suite.
That is, room 121 is in building 1, floor 2, suite 1. Room 334 is building 3, floor 3, suite 4.
Buildings 1 and 6 are on the Hastings Street side. Buildings 3 and 4 are on the River side. Buildings 2 and 5 are internal only. There are main pool views from some of the suites in buildings 1, 2, 5 and 6.
Some people have commented that the pool view rooms are noisier.
My favourite room is Room 333. It is on the third floor of building 3 and overlooks the Noosa River, and has views to the mountains. It has large windows in the bedroom, which also has the river view. It is a one bedroom suite, with a small kitchen and large bathroom (with a spa).
You can book this room via Richardson & Wrench at: www.rwnoosaholidays.com.au from the end of June 2007.
I would be interested in your views if you have stayed at this resort.
The Resort has a great central pool, that everyone seems to love. The rooms have high quality furnishings and are fully air conditioned.
The Resort is small, only about 110 rooms, so it is quite personal and not overly busy.
The Resort is located on Hastings Street, in the center of the action at Noosa, but is designed so that it is a private resort with two large courtyards. It does not overlook the ocean, but about 18 rooms overlook the Noosa River.
The Resort has one and two bedroom suites. There are no hotel rooms -- each suite is an apartment with a separate bedroom, living area, balcony, kitchen and dining table. Most of the two bedroom suites have two bathrooms.
Interestingly, all rooms are privately owned, by individuals. (It is not a timeshare, but a regular apartment building.) Some are used by the owners only and are not available for guests. Others are managed by the onsite hotel manager -- Sebel, which is owned by the Mirvac Group. Others are rented by real estate agents and accommodation booking offices on Hastings Street.
There are two ways to books rooms at this resort.
You can book via the Sebel Hotel chain. You will not know what room you get until you turn up.
Alternatively, you can book with an offsite agent.
The advantage of the offsite agent is that you book a particular room.
As this Resort has some bad rooms, with no views and looking at blank walls, you have to be careful.
There are a number of different aspects for each suite
- main pool view
- Hastings Street view
- wading pool and bbq area view
- Noosa River view
- Roof view of neighbour building
- No view
Each room is three numbers. The first number is the building number, the second number is the floor number, the third number is the suite.
That is, room 121 is in building 1, floor 2, suite 1. Room 334 is building 3, floor 3, suite 4.
Buildings 1 and 6 are on the Hastings Street side. Buildings 3 and 4 are on the River side. Buildings 2 and 5 are internal only. There are main pool views from some of the suites in buildings 1, 2, 5 and 6.
Some people have commented that the pool view rooms are noisier.
My favourite room is Room 333. It is on the third floor of building 3 and overlooks the Noosa River, and has views to the mountains. It has large windows in the bedroom, which also has the river view. It is a one bedroom suite, with a small kitchen and large bathroom (with a spa).
You can book this room via Richardson & Wrench at: www.rwnoosaholidays.com.au from the end of June 2007.
I would be interested in your views if you have stayed at this resort.
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