Hostels in Queensland, Australia

Lovely hostel in Coolangatta! Spacious clean rooms, no curtains so get a eye mask for a good sleep! Earbuds for free at the reception which is open 8-5pm. Activities all week, pool area was really nice. Industrial kitchen with a lot of utensils. Bring your own salt and peper lol nice staff. Beach and food (sushi, burgers, subway) 5min walk. You can rent bikes for $20 a day! Room photo taken at 5am lol

My friend and I stayed here for three days. There were different social activities every night. We could play board games, taste cheese, sip red wine and enjoy grilled sausages with friends from different places. Friends who are not good at socializing can pet Spider, the store dog🐶 The kitchen is fully equipped with pots and pans, and basic seasonings are provided. There is a whole wall of refrigerators, so you don’t have to worry about not being able to put the purchased ingredients because there are too many guests. In the morning, simple toast, spreads, milk and tea bags are provided as breakfast. I stayed in a quadruple room. The environment and shared bathroom were quite clean and there was air conditioning in the room. Unfortunately, the mattress was a bit soft and the soundproofing in the room was not very good. It seemed that no one stopped the guests from making noises and laughing by the swimming pool late at night, which made it difficult to fall asleep.

Had a wonderful stay at Bohemia Resort Cairns! The room was clean, spacious, and well-equipped with modern amenities. The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful, going above and beyond to make our stay comfortable. The location was perfect—close to key attractions but still peaceful. Breakfast was delicious with plenty of options. Overall, a fantastic experience. Highly recommend this hotel for anyone visiting the Esplanade Cairns.

Great hostel with swimming pool.. clean What can i suggest provide table lamp.. because lamp inside the room its central and to bright if u turn on when other already sleep

I stayed at the Civic Guesthouse before I got a room in Townsville. I felt that it was a really good place to manage. I used a four-person room, but it was not very uncomfortable because there were several shared toilets and bathrooms, and the staff were all friendly ㅎㅎㅎ I want to introduce you to my friends.

The YHA in Brisbane is my favorite in Brisbane. The rooms are clean and big enough (4share), in a convenient location close to the center - and it has a nice rooftop terrace with regular events such as Mario cart night (see pictures) Only downside for me was that there was a working holiday makers, charging a huge, loudly whirring e-bike battery in the room.

After a long day of driving, i arrived at the place because i just needing a place to sleep for the night. It’s basic, as expected, but at least it was clean. The room was small and plain, with just the essentials—a bed, a desk, with shared bathroom. It wasn’t particularly comfortable, and the amenities were minimal, but it served its purpose as a quick stopover. The staff was polite enough, and while it’s not somewhere we’d stay for more than one night, it worked for what we needed: a budget-friendly, no-frills place to rest before hitting the road again.

The room is large, with separate bathroom, separate shower, kitchen, cloakroom. It is not very neat and clean. At the end of August, there was a sheet on the bed. It was too cold. I woke up at 4 o'clock and found that there was a small blanket in the cloakroom. It was too small and about the same size as today. It was covered with two bath towels. The best is the location, shopping around various bars, BWS, Woolworth walk3-5 minutes away. Airport shuttle is also very convenient.

Great hostel. In the center, next to the tram stop and supermarkets. Big comfortable beds (Deluxe). There is breakfast and dinner, which is very convenient. Large public area.