Cairns Hotels with Breakfast

The decoration is quite old, and the breakfast is simple, but the location is excellent, very close to the pier, and it is very convenient to go to the night market and supermarket. There is also a lagoon nearby, so it is also very close to play with the kids.

I had deluxe sea view double room.Very nice view.The best location,the shore broadwalk is just next to the hotel(can see at my balcony).I’ve read reviews saying it’s old,but actually it’s maintained in acceptable manner.Don’t expect luxurious 5stars design,it’s more like resort style hotel.The pool is big,with a small heated pool.Gym is small but sufficient,always empty.The rooms are clean, tidied up daily.Be careful the bathtub only has half glass covered up, no flooding would happen if being careful. Very nice room though. Helpful and nice front desk staff. Very good for value.

We booked a king room and was unavailable when we checked in. Upgraded to double queen bed with balcony. Room was very good, but the balcony was not clean as it was still have cement on the floor. Good location, nice staff, and good breakfast! Recommend!

This is definitely a place that is orientated more towards families rather than couples. What was good was the friendly staff throughout the resort, the food and beverage service and the convenient underground parking. Stayed in a deluxe king room on the fifth floor overlooking Cairns city which appears to have been recently upgraded. Room smelt damp on entry and after the first shower it was evident why. It is hard to believe that someone designed the shower so that water flowed directly onto the floor and out into the living area even when you had the least amount of water flow possible. Wee bit of a design flaw I would suggest. Also, when booking a King size bed it would be a good idea to ask guests if they want a second bed in the room along with connecting rooms. I personally have no wish to have connecting rooms unless I am staying as a family. This door along with the front door were not particularly well sealed and you could here plenty of noise from outside and next door. The balcony is marketed as being intimate in yet has one chair and being a connecting room has nothing between you and your neighbours balcony. Hardly intimate. Based on the reviews I am sure this place is perfect for families however, there are better choices for couples elsewhere in Cairns.

I left another local hostel after one night as it was just too noisy - I wanted a place for a good rest so that I could really enjoy all the amazing day trips nearby. This place did just that! I booked a single occupancy room (shared bathroom) on the day and stayed for 4 nights - great value for money and really did the job - I had a perfect rest here. Other guests were of all ages and were friendly. The hostel was very quiet at night and put on some optional entertainment (I chose not to partake and it didn’t disturb me at all). The pool area is small but great! Big kitchen area to cook in and store food. The staff were great at helping me book day trips and the location is fantastic for these (I did the Great Barrier Reef, karunda skyrail and daintree trip from here and the location was perfect). I would definitely stay again!

Crystalbrook Bailey was my stopover hotel so I wasn't expecting anything flash etc however when I arrived I was pleasantly surprised how beautiful and modern this hotel is. Such a change to a lot of the older Cairns hotels. I felt like I was in a hotel in Melbourne! Check in was a breeze and staff were lovely, I was in my room in no time at all. There is alot of stunning modern artworks all throughout the building, very cool to find as you make your way to your floor. The room was beautiful and sufficient for a one nights stay, I could have easily stayed for longer! The location is great, in the city and close to the esplanade. I would definitely stay here again!

One of the high-end hotels closest to the coastline, the hotel has complete facilities, a beautiful lobby, good service, old-fashioned room facilities, and a good balcony view. There is no bottled water in the room, but there is free lemonade in the lobby, just bring a cup. But there is free capsule coffee in the room, many kinds of tea bags, which is very good. You need to bring your own disposable slippers. The location is super good, just a few minutes walk from Nightmarket, surrounded by restaurants and shops, but the closing time is relatively early.

This was my second time staying at this hotel. The first was a much better experience. It seems it all depends on the room. This time we got room 101, on the corner of the building and next to the entrance gate and more importantly, next to a street intersection. It was quite noisy all night as trucks and busses accelerate from the intersection. I asked the desk clerk when we checked in if we could have a different room and he refused, even though other rooms were available. I couldn't quite figure out his reasoning. Anyway, this room also sufferers from a very weak air conditioner and is a little smaller than the last room we got (room 119). Basically, the hotel is fine, but your experience may differ based on the specific room.

This is the most beautiful and best hotel I have stayed in Australia this time. It has a Japanese style. You can't just use tap water. Two bottles of glass bottles of water are provided on the first floor every day (one bottle was broken by a child on the night of check-in, and the service staff quickly cleaned it up). Regarding breakfast, there will be birds flying in the restaurant to steal food, so don't sit outside for breakfast, but everyone can live in harmony with the birds. Other meals are eaten outside, so I don't know how the meals are. Of course, the breakfast is not as rich as that of domestic five-star hotels (this seems to be the same). Regarding the room: The pool view room I chose is simply full marks. You can see the sea and the swimming pool, and the children also like it. Regarding facilities: The swimming pool downstairs is the highlight of the entire hotel. The bottom of the pool is fine sand. The children like it very much, and the adults lie flat on the shore. It really meets the needs of parents like us who come to relax with children. In addition, there are many parks for children to play outside the hotel, which is very good. I read all the itinerary reviews for this trip, so I must take the time to write about these hotels and itineraries and recommend them to people like me who are going to a country for the first time! Finally, I would like to praise Cairns for being a good place to take children. It is not so commercial, and you can slow down and go around. The city is small and convenient to go anywhere. It is great to walk. There is also an outdoor swimming pool and Ferris wheel in the city center. This is my favorite place for my children and I on this trip. Highly recommended, I hope direct flights to Cairns will be restored as soon as possible!

Advantages: Good location. Opposite is the fig tree playground, which is popular with children. It is also very close to the free public swimming pool (cairns esplanade lagoon). There is ** on the 1st floor. Breakfast is served from 6:30 to 12:00, and is served a la carte (Western coffee). It is a wise choice to choose to include breakfast. The hotel was renovated in 2001. It also has fans, blinds and curtains, which are unique. Disadvantages: Because the rooms are separated by blinds, there is no sound insulation between the rooms. The shading effect is not good. The bed was soft and the pillows were uncomfortable. The service level can be improved further because the check-out date is postponed and multiple check-ins are required, which cannot be done at the front desk at once. Different waiters clean the room differently. Sometimes they don't provide free water, and sometimes they don't change bath towels. Fortunately, if you call and ask for it, they will get it. The cost is the most expensive among the surrounding hotels.