Tempting tourists year-round

As one of the most popular resort towns in the Sunshine State with its incredible location, wealth of accommodation, excellent restaurants, bars and cafes, and stunning national park neighbouring Noosa Heads Main Beach and World Surfing Reserve, Noosa tempts tourists year-round. There’s an overflow of holiday accommodation in Noosa, not to mention accommodation deals for the budget-savvy, especially around main drag Hastings Street, where an extensive selection of well-recognised hotel chains and apartments mingle. 

There’s also plenty of affordable accommodation in Noosa, not to mention an array of accommodation deals to make your stay just that little more finance friendly, with more budget-friendly offerings lining the Noosa River and caravan parks and campgrounds if you’re planning to pitch a tent or you’ve got a caravan in tow. No matter where you stay or the style of accommodation you opt for, you’ll have endless things to do in Noosa — daily trips to the beach, nature walks, surfing, a spot of boutique shopping, or indulging in a delicious local feed. 

Noosa hotels, resorts and backpackers

There’s something for everyone when it comes to holiday accommodation in Noosa, whether your preference is for hotels, motels or backpackers. Families holidaying together in paradisiacal Noosa will love Peppers Noosa Resort & Villas with its hilltop location just off Hastings Street and Noosa Lakes Resort which is located next to the Marina. Looking for pet-friendly accommodation in Noosa? While there’s slim pickings in town, there are options a short distance away, including Horizons at Peregian, which is located at Peregian Beach, a town popular with surfers and those looking for a quieter break. For backpackers and the budget-conscious, there are two excellent options to be found at Noosa Heads YHA and Nomads Noosa, both of which boast excellent locations a short stroll from the action, while the latter also boasts a popular (and often rowdy) bar.   

Noosa camping and caravan parks

The Sunshine Coast is home to an abundance of campsites and caravan parks and Noosa is no exception, with an outstanding array of options to suit all holidaymakers and budgets. Ingenia Holidays Noosa North in Tewantin (North Noosa) is a popular option close to town with its range of powered sites and grassed campsites, while Noosa North Shore Beach Campground — just minutes from Hastings Street — is perfect for those looking to experience the most laid-back side of Noosa at this absolute beachfront caravan park and campground nestled among natural a bushland setting. 

There are more caravan parks and campsites a short distance from Noosa’s main drag, including Noosa River Holiday Park on the river at Noosaville, a popular spot for anyone planning on boating, fishing or kayaking, as is Noosa Caravan Park in Tewantin and Boreen Point Campground on Lake Cootharaba. 

H2: Noosa luxury escapesThose eager to splurge on a Noosa luxury escape will find no shortage of luxury accommodation options to do so. From the opulent Tingirana Noosa and On the Beach Noosa with their palatial ocean views, abundant on-site facilities and outstanding locations that put everything you need for a lavish getaway on your doorstep, to 5-star hotels and even glamping at the Habitat Noosa Everglades Eco Camp, luxury accommodation in Noosa is whatever you want it to be.

The Sofitel Noosa Pacific Resort is one of the top picks for Noosa luxury escapes with its ideal location in the heart of Hastings Street, as are the popular resorts of the Sebel Noosa which overlooks the waterway and Netanya Noosa, a beloved beachfront resort that has long been one of the most popular luxury accommodation options in Noosa. A short way up the road is neighbouring Little Cove, where even more luxury abodes nestle boutique hotels and holiday rentals along the gorgeous strip of beach between Noosa's Hastings Street and Noosa National Park.