Port Douglas Hinterlands Resorts

A winding road through a mountainous area with dense green forests, leading to a coastline with clear turquoise waters.

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Our top choices for Port Douglas Hinterlands resorts

A wooden pathway leading to a thatched-roof structure surrounded by lush tropical vegetation.

1. Ramada Resort by Wyndham Port Douglas

Port Douglas

Sasha

P10,379 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 14 - Sep 15

An aerial view of a natural pool surrounded by dense foliage, with a small structure and seating area visible.

2. Thala Beach Nature Reserve

Oak Beach

Gisele

P25,886 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 30 - Aug 31

A resort with a swimming pool, palm trees, and a covered seating area.

3. Peppers Beach Club

Port Douglas

Brian

P16,956 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 23 - Aug 24

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Top Port Douglas Hinterlands Hotel Reviews

Sheraton Grand Mirage Resort, Port Douglas

8/10 Good

"There should be mo life music at night time To many outsiders using your pools uncheck"

By The Sea Port Douglas

10/10 Excellent

"This is the place to stay in Port Douglas. Everything is fabulous about By The Sea but it is the staff who make your holiday the absolute best. Friendly, cheerful, helpful, nothing is too much trouble. The accommodation is excellent & everything is there for you to have a wonderful holiday."

Mantra PortSea

10/10 Excellent

"Let me start off by saying that we had a wonderful stay at the Mantra PortSea. The staff at the Mantra PortSea were fantastic. The apartment was clean and big enough for our family of five. We had the sofa bed converted to a bed for our stay. We had a small kitchen that meant we were regular visitors to Coles to buy some food and drink for our stay. The lack of on-site restaurant/kitchen was a bit of a pain point. The Lagoon Bar was open from 12pm-5pm but only serves fries and deep fried fish/tenders/calamari which is a bit limited for lunch options. The salt water pools at the hotel are lovely and the beach is a short walk. It’s a short walk up the beach to an area of sun loungers and lifeguarded sea swimming. We went on a croc sighting tour and the croc guys advised against swimming in the sea at four mile beach even though it’s monitored so we stayed out of the ocean. The included breakfast buffet was fairly limited but served us just fine. There’s pretty good choice of cold breakfast items, and we were advised of this when booking. We walked the ten minutes up four mile beach every day into Port Douglas which has a bunch of shops, bars, and restaurants available. One of our favourite breakfast/lunch spots was Cafe Fresq. We stayed at the Mantra PortSea for two weeks and were advised ahead of time that room servicing was only every four days. The room was only serviced twice during our stay but ideally it needs servicing slightly more because it gets quite sandy."

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