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P20,578 total
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P36,420
P40,062 total
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Aug 16 - Aug 17
3. InterContinental Hayman Great Barrier Reef by IHG
InterContinental Hayman Great Barrier Reef by IHGWhitsundays
Aden
P29,724
P35,332 total
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Sep 3 - Sep 4
P16,918
P18,610 total
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P19,105
P21,016 total
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P12,417
P13,658 total
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P8,138
P8,951 total
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Sep 1 - Sep 2
P6,602
P6,602 total
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Aug 16 - Aug 17
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Top Whitsunday Islands Hotel Reviews
Reef View Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"The service at this hotel on Hamilton Island is superior! Alvaro and Vicky are stellar, they made our holiday the best ever. Can’t recommend this hotel more! And Tyler takes it to the next level. The amenities are wonderful, the pools are lovely."
Beach Club
8/10 Good
"Let me commence by saying that the staff were exceptional. Every request was undertaken promptly. The club is situated on Catseye Beach, and the views are spectacular. The biggest problem for us was the intrusion of the wildlife. Whilst it does have its charm, the noise from the Cockatoos and Crows was incessant and excessive. The other problem is that it is overrun by Wallabies who poop all over the lawn, and it is not removed in a timely manner. Not a good look for an upmarket resort."
Palm Bungalows
10/10 Excellent
"Well equipped and maintained accommodation."
Hamilton Island Holiday Homes
10/10 Excellent
"Furniture was out of date. Apartment needs an upgrade"
Palm Bay Resort
10/10 Excellent
"Fantastic location, with beautiful bush walks to neighbouring bays and access to reefs by tour. Only one restaurant on site but the food was delicious and decent prices for an island resort. You are in the forest so you might encounter insects and small spiders in the room. Wallabies living in and around the resort, amazing to see!"
InterContinental Hayman Great Barrier Reef by IHG
8/10 Good
"First room was terrible! Spiderwebs, and very unclean, barely 3 stars, dated and very dirty! The bed was terrible! probably one of the worst ever in our travels - the mattress completely sank and couldn’t sleep! We got upgraded to the next category which was acceptable and close to 4.5 star perhaps. Dinner at the Pacific was average and expensive. Not good value. Breakfast was probably 3.5 star. The best dinner and highlight was Amici’s which we were fortunate to experience on our last evening. The island itself is spectacular and one of the most beautiful in the world. I think what let the overall place down was the lack of cleanliness and the lack of attention to detail as well as the food. The staff were lovely. However the service when we were ringing to request things was terrible as most of the time our calls were not answered. Overall a paradisaic experience let down by a lack of resources, passion and training - let down by humans - a paradise deserves perfection at least close to it .. the intercontinental fell very short of the mark and what could’ve been."
Qualia
8/10 Good
"qualia is one of the most beautiful properties we have visited. The setting, architecture, views, and atmosphere truly feel special and uniquely Australian. Our arrival experience was excellent. Noemi provided a warm airport pickup, smooth check-in, and a thoughtful overview of the property and room. The accommodations themselves were stunning. We also had an incredible “Best of Both Worlds” tour with Pedro, who was engaging, knowledgeable, and passionate about the island. It was one of the highlights of the trip. The main challenge during the first 24 hours was inconsistency in service attentiveness. At times, particularly at the pool and during our first dinner at Long Pavilion, service felt less proactive than expected for a property at this level. Drink refills, reservation follow-up, and simple check-ins occasionally required prompting rather than feeling naturally anticipated. What truly elevated the experience was the response from leadership. Rebecca, the General Manager, was exceptional: thoughtful, responsive, attentive, and genuinely interested in feedback. Her professionalism and accountability significantly improved the remainder of our stay. Beach Club dinner was another standout, with warm staff, relaxed pacing, and beautifully prepared food and cocktails. Overall, qualia delivers an extraordinary setting and many memorable moments. While there were some early service inconsistencies, the property’s beauty, excursions, dining, and strong leadership respon"