The room assigned to us this time was 503, which had been renovated. As soon as we entered, a group of large cockatoos came to welcome us. We didn't feed them during our stay, and they behaved very politely. It's as convenient as the neighboring Whitsunday Apartments, directly opposite Catseye Beach, and there are free Green and Blue shuttle buses right outside, making it easy to get anywhere.
The biggest highlight of the room is the kitchen, equipped with various pots, pans, and even chopsticks, which was a pleasant surprise. You can buy oil, salt, vinegar, soy sauce, eggs, tomatoes, and other ingredients at the IGA supermarket. It's a great way to enjoy good food on Hamilton Island (where dining out isn't particularly good and is expensive). We bought a pack of Korean kimchi in Sydney beforehand, and for the past few days, we've been happily eating noodle soup with tomatoes, eggs, and cabbage bought on the island. The vegetables on the island taste really fresh and flavorful.
The only downsides are that the bathroom isn't very well-ventilated, and the stove's heat output is a bit low. I tried to stir-fry some bell peppers, but they took a very long time to cook.
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