QT Gold Coast
What the experts agree on
QT Gold Coast nails retro surfer-chic style with mid-century design throughout its bars and breezy rooms. Standout pool and dining scene, though guest rooms are simpler than the glamorous common areas.
“Retro surfer chic best describes this 297-room resort-style hotel at Surfers Paradise on Queensland's Gold Coast 'glitter strip'.”
– The Telegraph
"One of Queensland's most popular destination hotels, this vibrant retro-meets-modern resort boasts 360-degree views of the beach and hinterland, on-site restaurants and bars." Full review
"This hedonistic high-rise aims to please, with dreamy dining, a cool pool, stylish spa and sea-view rooms." Full review
Top choice
"Acapulco chairs, retro bikes and preppy-styled staff are a deliberate take on the mid-century design-glory days of Surfers." Full review
Bib Gourmand
"Bars and lounges pull off the neat trick of seeming cavernous without feeling like repurposed warehouses. The guest rooms take it down a notch, splashing white walls and crisp white linens " Full review
"One of Queensland's most popular destination hotels, this vibrant retro-meets-modern resort boasts 360-degree views of the beach and hinterland, on-site restaurants and bars, and enough..." Full review
17.4
"You might expect a place called Surfers Paradise to be an unspoiled refuge full of endless-summer vibes and world-renowned surfing — and you’d be right about the surfing, anyway. A..." Full review
$122/night
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