Beach Club Resort Mooloolaba is a 4-star apart-hotel in Mooloolaba, Queensland, Australia. Located 0,4 mi from the city center, the property sits at 87-97 First Ave.

Featured amenities include an outdoor swimming pool (free), private parking (free), wifi (free), and a fitness center (free). Additional perks include air conditioning, a sauna, hot tub, sun deck, tour desk, on-site parking (free), terrace, kitchen, beach chairs/loungers, patio, kitchenware, picnic area, garden, barbecue facilities, balcony, and an elevator with upper-floor access; a golf course is available for extra charges.

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A sun-kissed stay awaits with an outdoor heated pool (shallow end) perfect for a refreshing dip, any time of day. After a swim, retreat to the sauna or soak in the hot tub, then soak up the sun on the sun deck or terrace. The garden, picnic area, barbecue facilities, and the convenience of beach chairs/loungers invite easy outdoor moments, while a balcony or patio adds a relaxed, open-air vibe.

Practical amenities enhance every stay: free wifi, private parking (free) and on-site parking (free) help with easy arrivals, while air conditioning and an elevator with upper-floor access keep things comfortable and convenient. A well-equipped kitchen, plus various outdoor spaces like terraces, balconies, patios, and a picnic area, make it simple to dine in or out at leisure. A tour desk assists with planning day trips to explore the area.

A broad mix of apartment-style and room options is available, including Queen Rooms and several 1-bedroom layouts. Notable choices include Apartment, 1 Bedroom (517 sqft) with a sofa bed and a double bed, capable of sleeping up to 10 adults and 6 children in the larger configurations, and Deluxe Apartment, 1 Bedroom (517 sqft) with a double bed. Other layouts — such as Family, Family Apartment, Rooftop 1 Bedroom, Superior Apartment, and Superior 1 Bedroom — provide flexible setups to suit different group sizes, with capacities ranging from compact to sizeable families.