Far North Queensland Hostels

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Our top choices for Far North Queensland hostels

On The Wallaby Eco Lodge - Hostel

Yungaburra

Adam

HK$296 total

includes taxes & fees

23 Jul - 24 Jul

Little Drifter Cairns

Cairns Central Business District

Frederick

HK$932 total

includes taxes & fees

2 Aug - 3 Aug

Jackaroo Treehouse Mission Beach - Hostel

Bingil Bay

Daria

HK$597 total

includes taxes & fees

12 Aug - 13 Aug

Gilligan's Backpackers Hotel & Resort

Cairns Central Business District

Andrea

HK$1,237 total

includes taxes & fees

27 Jul - 28 Jul

YHA Cairns Central

Cairns Central Business District

Ryoichi

HK$616 total

includes taxes & fees

3 Aug - 4 Aug

Caravella Backpackers

Cairns Central Business District

Elizabeth

HK$630 total

includes taxes & fees

3 Aug - 4 Aug

Cairns City Backpackers Hostel

Parramatta Park

Chen

HK$383 total

includes taxes & fees

3 Aug - 4 Aug

The Espy Hostel

Cairns Central Business District

Jennifer Ann

HK$665 total

includes taxes & fees

9 Aug - 10 Aug

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Top Far North Queensland Hotel Reviews

Hilton Cairns

8/10 Good

"Overall trip was great specially the Jacuzzi. Staff was good in helping while check out, whereas their check in process was painfully slow. Also, we had issues in breakfast where instructions were not properly followed."

Crystalbrook Flynn

8/10 Good

"property is in a great location. We stayed in the Esplanade Tower, and the room was spacious enough for two people for a short stay. The bed was large, but it consisted of two mattresses joined together, with a noticeable gap in the middle that made it uncomfortable. The balcony was very small, not particularly clean, and the outdoor chairs were old, worn, and uncomfortable. only bath towels and hand towels were provided—no face washers. pools are undercover, so they receive no sunlight, and the area was quite breezy, making it too cold to swim during our stay. The whiskey and gin bar was closed on most days, and the breakfast was average. Reception staff were polite but provided only the basics during check-in and check-out. On Sunday morning at approximately 6:25 am, the emergency alarm sounded, requiring a full evacuation. Guests, including elderly people and those with limited mobility, had to use the stairs from upper floors. Once outside, there were no staff providing information or direction, and guests were left waiting for nearly an hour without updates or guidance on when it was safe to return. Eventually, people made their way back inside without any communication or apology. lack of communication during this incident was disappointing. lifts were also very slow, often delayed because housekeeping staff were using the same lifts as guests. staff at the bar were good. Overall, the stay was satisfactory. Several Areas of improvements required."

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