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181 Torquay Road, Hervey Bay, Australia

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Clean, quiet, friendly, quality accommodation, set in tropical surroundings, right in the center of Hervey Bay, less than 5 min. walk to the beach, shops, supermarket, restaurants, pubs and bars. Here at the Aussie Woolshed Backpackers we like to do our best to make all our guests feel very welcome and at home. We are well aware that travellers have different budgets, expectations and tastes. That's why we have set up a wide variety of rooms to suit all budgets. We are recommended as the 'OUR CHOICE' for ...(see more)budget accommodation in Hervey Bay by Lonely Planet - Nov 2007 (the latest edition!!) Here is a short description of available room types: 6 bed budget dorm (bunks), fans, linen incl. $ 18pp 3/4 bed dorms (no bunks), aircon optional, TV, DVD linen and duvets incl. $ 22 pp standard doubles & twins with fans, linen, duvets, towels incl. $ 23 pp delux doubles & twins, aircon optional, TV, DVD, tea & coffee making facilities in room, linen, duvets, towels incl. $ 28 pp ensuite triples (private bathroom) TV, DVD, tea & coffee making facilties in room, linen, duvets towels incl. (can only be booked by a group of 3 p) $ 26 pp ensuite doubles & twins (private bathroom) TV, DVD, tea & coffee making facilties in room linen, duvets and towels incl. (aircon optional) $ 32 pp Independent Travelguides described the Aussie Woolshed as 'The Best Hostel in Hervey Bay for it's exceptional quality accommodation' (BUG Backpackers Guide) and 'one of Australia's 50 most memorable Hostels - an exquisite range of nicely decorated rooms' (Footprints Travel Guide) We have also been recommended by Let's Go, Rough Guides and are one of the few Hervey Bay Hostels that have been recommended by the new edition of Lonely Planet 2006. There is a great range of Fraser Island tours departing from the Woolshed every day and can be booked through the hostel. Unlike a lot of inner city hostels that lack a garden and pleasant surroundings, our rooms are spread out over 3 different buildings, situated within a large garden, surrounded by ponds, tropical vegetation, palm trees and gum trees. This natural setting attracts a lot of wildlife, there is daily parrot feeding, possums like to drop in for a visit and Hervey Bay's famous fruit bats can be spotted every evening, as they fly in their thousands over the Woolshed on their way to Fraser Island. If you like to meet the other guests, find new friends, have a drink and a chat, why not drop in at our common room. It resembles an Aussie Woolshed, is entirely built out of wood and oozes character and atmosphere. There is a well equipped kitchen with gas cookers, microwave, fridge, freezer and lots of cooking gear. There are no hidden extras like linen fees, day charge fees or crockery deposits. We offer: Free courtesy pick ups and drop offs from the bus terminal (during business hours, scheduled drop offs) Free linen Free towels for all doubles, twins & private rooms Free DVD's to watch Free mail holding service Free independent travel advice Book your Fraser Island tour with us and receive free luggage storage Our office hours are 7.00 am - 7.00 pm, late check ins (24 hour check in) can be arranged (no surcharge)

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