基拉海灘公寓酒店

Great location, great place, was a shame there was construction happening early in the morning waking us. Nonetheless great stay

Location, Location. Amazing view. We recieved a text for an early check in from Steve. Thankyou. Which was greatly appreciated. Apartment clean and comfortable. Walking distance to restaurants. Easing parking. Great pool. We will stay again.

Third time I have stayed here and once again it didn’t disappoint. I love the open air facilities so the rooms don’t have that stuffy air smell. The two bedroom apartment was roomy with great views. Kirra beach is a short walk away which is great for swimming and boogie boarding. There are great eating places just downstairs which sell a variety of food including amazing coffee (Cafe Kirra). My son loved that he could walk downstairs to the seven eleven whenever he wanted and he also enjoyed the ice cream across the road. The pool and spa are also good. Overall great value for money.

A crisp, white apartment but only one towel to last for the week. When I asked for additional I was told it was going to cost $10 per towel. Talk about disappointing. I have never stayed at a place that is so stingy! My daughter uses two towels when she showers, one for her body and one for her hair. We also had to use the towel to mop up the leaking shower. When I mentioned this they couldn't have cared less. With two Queensland Blokes running the show, it's no wonder they had no idea what the needs were of their guests. They told me "You have a washing machine and dryer". Yes but I am ON HOLIDAY do I want to be washing and drying every day, the short answer is NO. Again, did they care, nope, not an iota. The swimming pool looks lovely but its freezing cold so using that was out of the question. When we left I asked if we could stay another 30 minutes and depart at 10.30am. Their answer, (big sigh) I suppose so. Gosh, sorry, I have just stayed here for a week, paid you a big sum of money and that's a problem. When we left, we dropped the keys off and politely said "goodbye". In return, we got nothing from them, not even a "we hope you enjoyed your stay". We will never stay here again. If the vibe at Reception is bad then not much else is better with this type of accommodation. The only advantage to staying in Coolangatta is the closeness to the airport, the rest of it is a retirement village. You certainly wouldn't go here for the fun and entertainment that the Gold Coast can provide.

Super friendly and well educated front office staff Darren who made sure that rooms were ready earlier than we expected and kept us well informed of any possible changes. Appreciated the good sense of humour of Darren and information given regarding close amenities such as the fabulous bakery in the nearby shopping complex and ideas for day outings. We experienced a few different rooms all with excellent ocean views and all with enough space and storage. Location to all swimming areas and restaurants/cafes within short walking distance. If I could change one thing I would wish for more thicker fluffy bath towels but the ones we used were fine!! The view from the balconies showcasing famous Kirra Beach was breath taking at times. Thanks for the great memories.

Stayed 2 nights it was lovely, clean, free wifi everything we needed. Staff were very helpful had amazing ocean views. We didn’t use but had boogie boards, beach umbrellas etc for use. Nice hot showers well equipped kitchen was perfect

LOCATION Kirra Beach is a “suburb” of Collonagatta but one needs to take that phrase with a pinch of salt given that “Cooly” as it’s affectionately known, is a little town with a population, according to Wiki, of about 6,000 people, so being a “suburb” doesn’t mean much, except that it’s approx 1.5 km from the town centre, which I take to mean the “The Strand” shopping arcade. It’s close enough to be able to walk, or a quick $8 Uber or taxi ride. But it is a slightly quieter and laid back location making it more desirable than being right in the heart of the action, and it does have a few little shops and restaurants nearby like the Seven-Eleven grocery store, a chemist, newsagent and bakery. APARTMENT We stayed for one weekend in apartment 607 on level six. It had a lovely ocean view and we were very happy with all aspects of our short stay. The apartment had one bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and a walk-in cupboard, a lounge-dining combo, a kitchenette, a balcony, a long passageway with three cupboards (none of which were usable for us though) and a second bathroom which housed the washing machine and dryer. The apartment has been nicely decorated in light colours, giving it a bright, airy and spacious look and feel about it that will lift your spirits the moment you walk into it. The bedroom was super comfy with a queen bed, two bedside tables - each one with two drawers, a shelf, and a lamp - and a small TV on the wall. There were also two mirrors, one on the wall and one behind the door, and a hall table. The walk-in cupboard situated between the bedroom and the en-suite bathroom was a handy feature, with lots of useful storage space including shelves, a tallboy with baskets instead of drawers, hanging rails on both sides with plenty of hangars. Inside it, we found an iron, ironing board, fan heater, spare blanket, hair dryer and standing fan, although the latter we didn’t need as the air con worked pretty well to keep the place nice and cool. Having the walk-in ‘robe strategically situated between the bedroom and the en-suite bathroom is a genius idea, to give that extra bit of privacy in the bathroom. Both the walk-in robe and en-suite bathroom had solid wooden locking doors. There was a sliding door leading onto the balcony. In the passageway, were three additional cupboards although none were really usable for guests. One cupboard, nearest the balcony, had the various cleaning materials in it, like broom, brush and pan and vac, plus the internal clothes dryer, which didn’t leave much room for anything else. The middle one contained a large ugly contraption (see pic) which looked like an instrument of medieval torture but I’m assuming had something to do with the air conditioning, whilst the third cupboard, nearest the front door, was filled with books (again, see pic), which also didn’t leave much room for anything else. But it didn’t really matter as there was ample storage space in the kitchen cupboards, the walk-in wardrobe an