Club Wyndham Kirra, Trademark Collection by Wyndham is a accommodation in Coolangatta, NSW, Australia. It has a 4.4/5 rating from 990 Google reviews. Contact: +61 7 5590 6188. Website: https://www.wyndhamhotels.com/trademark/coolangatta-australia/club-wyndham-kirra-beach-trademark-collection/overview?CID=LC:4d7auublw4ufaga:54410&iata=00093796.Listed on thegood.guide, the local's guide to Byron Bay.
Club Wyndham Kirra, Trademark Collection by Wyndham
Coolangatta · Accommodation
BeachfrontFamily FriendlyParking AvailablePool
4.4/5
(990 reviews)
The putt-putt course is a small detail that tells you everything: this is a resort that actually thinks about what you do between beach visits. Three-bedroom apartments with full kitchens, separate lounges, laundry, and two car parks make this work for families doing a proper week rather than a quick overnight. The pool runs warm, the BBQ setup gets consistent praise, and Kirra Beach is directly across the road. Staff reviews are overwhelmingly warm, though one note of caution: the Wyndham timeshare pitch can follow you into your holiday if you're not firm about it upfront. The location is the real drawcard. Walk to Coolangatta, walk to Kirra, catch the bus north. You're not stranded in a resort bubble.
Opening Hours
- MondayClosed
- TuesdayClosed
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- ThursdayClosed
- FridayClosed
- SaturdayClosed
- Sunday12am – 11:59pm
What People Say
Peter E4 months ago
Couldn't find a fault over our 10 nt stay. A 3 bedroom unit gave us 2 carparks which was very convenient. Room was very comfortable & well equipped - teas, coffès, room & beach towels, dishwasher & washing liquids. This was all restocked half way through our stay. Didn't get time to use the bikes or sea craft. Pool was nice temperature. Played mini golf, used playground & bbqs (very good set up). Convenient location- across from beach, walk to Nth Kirra, Kirra & Coolangatta or use bus that goes past the property.
Jessica Legault9 months ago
Loved staying here this past weekend. Room was clean, big, comfy and had a great view. Amenities are awesome-so much for kids to do (putt putt was a huge hit). Every staff member we encountered was so friendly and accomodating. We will definitely be back!
Helen K (Copper)2 months ago
Love the resort. We were in two rooms. 2 bedroom and 3 bedroom. 2 bedroom had a great veiw. And 3 had two balconies. And had great veiws of both beach and Hinterland. Everything was clean and as our stay was more than week. They came and cleaned and made the beds in bedroom 3. Replaced towels. We did run out of toilet paper. But no biggie. The dryer didn't work in 2 bedroom. But we just used the 3 bedroom to dry. Don't like the black benches. Speckled. Kept trying to clean it off. But all in all we had a great time. And will return and recommend Kirra to anyone. Just minor issues.
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