Top Hotels Near Mooloolah Conservation Park in Mooloolah Valley from NZ$161

"Very comfortable bed and pillows, clean room, friendly service, parking can be tricky with lowered or larger vehicles"

"good, clean and friendly staff"

"We thoroughly enjoyed our week at the Orchard Guesthouse. Will was a wonderful host, sharing eggs from their chickens and giving us a cooking tutorial on his thermomix. We were close to the iconic hinterland towns: Maleny, Montville and Kenilworth as well as coastal towns: Molloolabah, Noosa and Caloundra. But the best was the lovely gourmet kitchen and outdoor heated pool. "

"We loved the tranquility, privacy, birdlife. We'll definitely be back. "

"Lovely quiet spot, excellent accommodation enjoyed our stay"

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"We all had a wonderful time. Our toddlers loved feeding the chickens and the campfire and its surrounding. The other highlight for them was also the local friendly bird life. There was plenty of room to cater for the various ages of our party. My only thing we found was no tea towels so it was a trip to the shops to get some. A suggestion if possible would be baby gates at the top and bottom of the stairs. We did get inventive and lucky ours were to busy to figure out how to get past our obstacle. But we would most definitely recommend this as a holiday place. Thank you for this wonderful place."

"Beautiful place to stay, John and Kath were amazing, everything you could ever need in a small cabin, thank you from Bec and Jake "

"We absolutely loved staying at this property. It was a very relaxing place to stay. Very comfortable and clean. We truly enjoyed our stay here from the amazing views, the lovely cows and the amazing variety of bird life. There is a bird feeder with a good supply of bird feed we stayed in winter and there was a plentiful supply of firewood for the combustion fireplace in the house and the fire pit just up the rise from the gate to the house. We woke up to fog in the valley on 1 morning which was beautiful. Highly recommend staying here we will certainly be back when we next travel to the Sunshine Coast hinterland. "