Search Ellis Beach Hotels

"The beachfront cabins are a delight with the ocean practically on one's doorstep. Beautiful location nestled within the rainforest. Cabins are clean and comfy, a quiet spot for a restful night's sleep. I have stayed here before and will return again."

"I stayed here with four friends! The reception staff and cafe staff were all kind, the rooms were very clean, and we all had a great time. It was a shame that the cafe wasn't open all day because it was the off-season, but other than that it was really nice!"

"A short overnight stay at Peppers Palm Cove in a lovely clean garden view apartment. The apartment had all the necessary things you need. The pool areas are lovely but crowded & no loungers which was very disappointing with people coming early and reserving the seats then spending no time there. In saying that I don't know how the management can change this perhaps a second row of loungers behind the the first. The included breakfast was very good and a pleasant surprise. Overall a great stay."

"The hotel is by the sea. The scenery is first class. The room is large, clean and comfortable. However, there are ants, and the tropical climate may be inevitable. Parking is a bit crowded."

"The house facilities are really old and not worthy of the price, but the resorts can do this. In addition, the service is not available, and all customers who enter the room to leave the luggage will move by themselves. The surrounding environment is so beautiful that it is impeccable, but there is definitely no choice in Cairns City for eating."

"Greeted by a closed reception window at 4:00 pm on a Saturday… I saw a note with a mobile number to call so rang through to get an answering machine… left a message then started wandering around. Eventually found a housekeeper who said she’d check me in. Gave me “the only room available” (yes I had a reservation) which was not what I had booked. Welcome to Room 101! As you enter the hotel from the front, past the boarded up bar/ restaurant that used to be, you will pass two public toilets in the cavernous lobby after which you’ll find the door to room 101. Bright lights, and the noise of every single resident passing through the lobby on their way to bed that night was all for me! The “patio” that comes with this prime piece of realestate was two outdoor chairs located in the short space between two buildings of 3 floors in height and is shared only with the rumble of a dozen or so air conditioning units discharging their unwanted heat. The photos of the room I booked showed those rooms out the back, between the main hotel and the car park. Would have been happier there but there were only five still available when I booked mine so I guess I really lucked out… not a pleasant stay. The photo is of my smoke detector.."

"It was about $70 by taxi from Cairns city to Palm Cove. Four suitcases and three adults can easily travel by taxi. However, it takes about 30 minutes, so you may want to rent a car to make your 3-night stay smoother. Mantra amphora was the best. The beach was right in front of us and the pool was very comfortable to spend time in. Although there is a liquor store in Palm Cove, there is no large supermarket, so it is recommended that you purchase ingredients elsewhere. I think it depends on the room, but it was on the 3rd floor, but there are stairs. The room didn't get a lot of sunlight, so there were some small insects that grew up in the humidity, but it wasn't a big problem. The bathtub was larger than that, and the room was spacious and comfortable, but the extra bed was an air bed, and it was deflating day by day lol. The sofa was spacious so that wasn't really an issue either. The location is perfect. I was there in September, thinking it was summer, but the weather was cool enough that I didn't sweat."

"The Cairns trip was arranged for 7 days, 5 days spent in urban recreation and strolling, and 2 days came to Palm Cove, a seaside hotel suitable for leisure. The hotel has a large swimming pool and a gym. Because I learned that the hotel is equipped with kitchen utensils, but there is no large shopping supermarket nearby, I bought some beef and lamb chops, vegetables, eggs and rice in the supermarket in Cairns before coming to Palm Cove. Friends who don't like to cook can go to the beachfront street to eat, very close, it is a little expensive. Also suitable for taking children, need to be reminded that there may be jellyfish at the beach, pay attention to safety. In addition, from the Cairns city to Palm Cove, if you do not have a lot of luggage, you can choose to take the bus, you can also take a taxi, a little expensive about 100 Australian dollars."