Top 10 Seabelle Hotels

A particularly good hotel, highly recommended for children. There is a beach swimming pool specially prepared for babies in the hotel, which can be used by both children and kids. The back door is the seaside, and there are supermarkets, restaurants and dessert shops in the surrounding area. I plan to stay here next time I return from the Great Barrier Reef.

A very relaxed stay with fabulous beach-front location easy for 4WD access on the eastern beach and to access Lake McKenzie. Recently renovated 2-bedroom apartment that worked well with our 2 adult children. Huge pool with poolside cocktails. Solid food options of restaurant, cafe or self-catering. Amazing fresh prawns in the restaurant -all meals were delicious. Friendly, attentive service from Nathan of Sheffield. Will definitely visit this resort again.

Very nice, the room is big and functional! It's convenient to bring your own children to cook! The surrounding traffic is also very convenient! 👍

Great 2 bedroom unit stay for our family of 2A and 2c. Shared bathroom including toilet in between rooms and ensuiting to the main. Shower head is fixed fairly low on the wall, so not ideal for tall people, water pressure however was great! Extremely comfortable bedding, best sleep in ages! Lounge was well equipped with large tv and comfortable recliners. Kitchen was well equipped and in room laundry was handy. Spare lounge/sofabed room was great for storing luggage. Large pool that had a crisp temperature for a hot day.. Bbqs close to the pool area for use. Undercover dedicated room parking close to room allocation. Secure entry to resort with room key fob. Fairly quiet resort considering it was school holidays, short walk to the boat club precinct. Would stay again.

We paid $686 for 2 nights here. The light in bathroom was a Floor that flicked and cut out yes I mean went out. The toilet seat was wonky, slipping off the side. We booked at the restaurant for dinner and it took at least an hour for our meals to arrive. Most disappointing of all was the ‘security car parking’ there simply is not enough. Totally inadequate. We have stayed many times at Ramada In Ballina where there are no issues with undercover secure parking. Many, a lot of Guests on the second night we stayed had to park off site in the streets surrounding the ‘resort’. For this kind of money I expect more. Originally I had requested our travel agent book us into the Oaks and with integrity the oaks informed us prior there were renovations taking place so we switched our booking to the Ramada. We should have stayed at the oaks as believe it or not we were woken up by builders working onsite at the Ramada (anyway).

This complex is showing its age but it was a comfortable location in Happy Valley. We lucked out with a refurbished bathroom in our 1 bedroom cabin (cabin 5, our friends in cabin 4 had an older bathroom). It contained a full size fridge and kettle and cups in the room with access to a communal camp kitchen with a gas BBQ, microwave, toaster, sink. Plenty of dishwashing liquid, chux, paper towels and alfoil were supplied there. Two hotplates and a dire looking fridge looked old and no idea if they worked; the BBQ was a little slow but worked fine. With your own fridge in your cabin there is no need to use the communal one but remember to bring all your own crockery, cutlery and anything else you need. Our cabin was clean and the camp kitchen reasonably so. We had plenty of hot water in the bathroom with decent pressure in the shower. In relation to a comment below, there was one blanket on our queen bed and a double size one on each of the two single beds (so they could be doubled over for warmth) but there were also extra quilts in the blanket box in the room. The mattresses felt new as did the pillows, but they were quite high and hard and I wished I had brought mine with me. If you have children, like camping, don't forget to bring along things to amuse them as no TV and variable internet depending on your provider. Be prepared to carry your gear up several flights of wooden stairs to reach the higher cabins. There is a pool (too cold so didn't try it) and a cafe/licensed bar/restaurant on site and the dinner we ate there was very good and reasonably priced. Special mention to a decent salad with our various seafood options that contained lots of variety not just limp lettuce as we have been served in much more expensive establishments. Like all settlements on Fraser now, Happy Valley is enclosed within a dingo fence. The shop area stocked a variety of eg tinned and snack items if you forgot something or need to boost your supplies, as well as various toiletries, bait for fishing and souvenir items. The cafe opened for coffee by around 8am. Don't forget of course you need a 4WD to get here.

Room was spacious and clean, pool area was nice and bbq facilities were good. Only negative was the wifi didn’t work in our room m.

Motel is in a great spot but I would have to agree with others about the smoke detector not being attached to the ceiling…this is totally illegal and could be reported to authorities if they choose to let it go…and an audit on safety was to happen..I was going to mention it to them but couldn’t find anyone at check out time