Gold Coast Accommodation - Popular Destinations
From Surfer’s Paradise to Broadbeach – these are some of the biggest and best beaches for surf enthusiasts. You'll also find some other coastal gems, including Palm Beach, Hope Island, Carrara and breathtaking Mermaid Beach. With over 57 kilometres of shoreline, there are so many Gold Coast hotels and accommodation to choose from! Where would you like to go?
True to its name, this is surfing heaven. Gold Coast Surfer’s Paradise hotels are just minutes from beautiful beaches and a bustling city lifestyle – and some of the best waves this side of the Pacific.
City life meets beachside living when you check into Gold Coast Broadbeach hotels. A great family destination, it’s just a short drive from Hinterlands and moments away from the beach.
Your entry point to Queensland and the Gold Coast, Coolangatta and Tweed Heads hotels sit along border between the two states. A fantastic holiday destination if you’re looking for shopping and sand.
For theme park excitement and relaxing in the sun, look for Gold Coast Main Beach hotels. It’s the perfect base to enjoy water sports or to catch a glimpse of the SuperGP races.
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Broadbeach, Self Catering Apartment
Southport, Self Catering Apartment
Surfers Paradise, Hotel
Broadbeach, Hotel
Note all pricing and availability is based on 2 adults per night.
Gold Coast Hotels, Motels and other Accommodations
Whether you’re hoping to catch some waves, go on a nature walk or flip upside down on a roller coaster, Gold Coast hotels put you right in the middle of paradise with plenty of accommodation options available including Gold Coast motels, apartments and luxury accommodation. Where are you looking to stay?
Stay right by the water and take in the magnificent view at Gold Coast beach hotel. Your perfect beachside getaway is right at your doorstep. Or live in the lap of luxury when you check into decadent 5 star hotels in the Gold Coast.
Caravans are a great way to travel. Gold Coast caravan parks have a spot for your home away from home. Or browse some of our other options for family accommodation in the Gold Coast.
With so much to see and do, you won’t need more than just a place to rest your weary head after a full day of excitement. Find comfortable and cheap Gold Coast hotels that’ll suit your budget.
Flying in and out of the Gold Coast is a breeze, if you stay at Gold Coast airport hotels. Centrally situated in the Tweed Coast, your just moments away from the popular Gold Coast destinations.
Palazzo Versace, Gold Coast
The distinctive vision of Gianni Versace, his audacious commitment to luxury and beauty, influenced his designs and translated into the decor of his homes.
The creation of the world's first fashio-branded hotel reflects the synergy of perception u...
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Hotel Grand Chancellor Surfers Paradise, Gold Coast 
Hotel Grand Chancellor Surfers Paradise is situated in the heart of Surfers Paradise surrounded by pristine beaches, iconic theme parks and an energetic nightlife.
Famous for its sun, surf and sand, the beautiful Surfers Paradise is one of the mos...
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Paradise Resort Gold Coast, Gold Coast 
Paradise Resort Gold Coast is a low rise set on a 5 acre oasis located close to beaches, attractions and the heart of Surfers Paradise. With a range of accommodation options ideal for families you can choose from standard Resort Rooms, Resort Family...
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Q1 Resort & Spa, Gold Coast
Q1 Resort & Spa provides unprecedented access to some 40 kilometres of surf beach coastline. Tempting, as it is, to admire the deluxe interior, even more alluring is the stunning Gold Coast itself. Holidaying in one of the tallest residential and hot...
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Getting to Gold Coast
Gold Coast by Air
Gold Coast International Airport is your gateway to the Gold Coast. Situated along the Gold Coast Highway in Coolangatta, it’s just 25 mins away from Surfer’s Paradise and 40 mins from Byron Bay. With 310 international and domestic flights a week, it’s easy to get to and from the Gold Coast, no matter how long you plan to stay. Alternatively, you can fly into Brisbane, which is just over an hour’s drive from the Gold Coast or 90 minutes by AirTrain.
Gold Coast by Car
Interlinking the 57 kilometres of surf and sand is the Pacific Highway – Gold Coast Highway. Driving to the Gold Coast is easy and it’s just an hour away from Brisbane. The next nearest capital city is Sydney which is about 11 and a half-hour trip. Driving to the Gold Coast is a great way to see Australia’s glorious coastline and a fun journey to take with your friends or family.
Other Transport
Regular trains operate between Brisbane and the Gold Coast with bus connections available to Surfer’s Paradise and other destinations. Or hop on a train servicing the capital and take one of the many connecting coach services to your Gold Coast destination.
Gold Coast Attractions - Things to do on your trip
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Find a Theme Park Thrill – Dreamworld, Sea World, Movie World – they’re all here! Visit a Gold Coast Theme Park and discover the thrill of upside down, inside out and other experiences to rock your world.
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Get in touch with your wild side – there’s wildlife galore here in the Gold Coast. Discover exotic bird and animal species in the Gold Coast Hinterlands. Hop in a 4WD and dive into the lush vegetation of the rainforest.
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Bask on the Beach – whether you’re into water sports or just a bit of sun, Gold Coast beaches offer you the perfect tropical style beach getaway for fun and relaxing vacation. Enjoy the calm waters of The Broadwater - perfect for the kids.
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Whale Watch – between June and December, whale watching is one of the best activities to try at the Gold Coast. Migrating pods of humpbacks whales are a spectacle not to be missed!
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Tour the wineries – get a quaff of the local drop when you visit one of the many Gold Coast Hinterland wineries. Drop into a private cellar and sample some of the most tantalising wines of the region.
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Participate at Gold Coast Events – the Gold Coast hosts a number of fantastic events, including great concerts and music festivals, such as the Big Day Out and top sporting events including international surfing championships. Head to the Gold Coast 300, replacing the Indy 300.
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Browse the markets – The Gold Coast combines relaxed coastal living with city entertainment. Visit the many markets, such as the Arts and Crafts Market in Burleigh Heads which features some of the best works from local artists and craftsmen.
