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"Loved the Chez Noosa! From the check-in to the checkout everything was perfect. Loved the attention to detail to make the apartment feel homey with the homewares and bedding. Only wished we were staying longer. We’ll definitely be back."

"Fantastic destination for a family holiday. Perfect for our kids, ages 3 and 6. Really handy to have the shuttle bus down to Hastings st. Very attentive staff, excellent buffet breakfast "

"Great location and amenities"

"Great location, beautiful surroundings. The staff were friendly and helpful. Thoughtful welcome gift and plenty of complimentary tea and coffee. We loved our stay in the tree top villa. "

"Very clean, convenient to beach and shops, pleasant property manager"

"Spacious and well appointed one bedroom apartment with two balconies. Great pools and spas and only a short uber to Hastings Street."

"Lovely large room, quite good condition"

"The friendliest place I've stayed in a long time. The common areas are a perfect mix of relaxed in atmosphere and comfortable for the minute you sit down. Absolute gem. Recommended for travellers who love an eclectic mix of people and the possibility of work around Noosa or bargain cars being offloaded. This joint had personality in spades."

"Flashpackers was an unexpected find. The proximity to the action in Noosa was handy and it allowed me to better explore a side I'd overlooked before. It was far enough removed to allow for some rest too- heck, I even had the room to myself for the last night! Likee the laundry around the back and the clothesline. Also the clean and orderly fridges in the kitchen area. Clean clothes and food either make or break a trip away, I find. The seated area just near that was cosy too- I do like a bit of solitude! Some hostel kitchen areas can be a bit manky. Not Flashpackers though, for the most part. Sure, common etiquette wasn't always strictly observed, but that's a given.It wasn't hard to restore some cleanliness, if you get my drift. The various activities organised for backpackers too (Bingo, meals etc.) were great mediums for getting to know fellow travellers. Was nice to be able to mingle with people and hear their stories. It was remarkable how the conversation just ebbed and flowed. And what an interesting bunch! Gals from Spain, Germany, Holland, Edinborough & Byron Bay; fellows from the UK, Brisbane & Argentina! This was just after my visit to Sydney too where at the YHA I bunked with three chaps from Japan, India & Thailand respectively. So whilst it didn't pan out quite the way I'd anticipated I am still delighted in hindsight. I won't be no stranger!"