Noisy. We even called them in advance to check, they assured us we would not find noise a problem. It was. Of course they couldn't do anything about the roadworks (7 am start with jack hammer and regular barrage of trucks delivering asphalt throughout the night). But even without that, it's very noisy with traffic on two sides (we were there in low season so not sure what peak would be like). You can't leave the windows open (and if you do you might get blasted by the manager at 9:30 pm because of the noise of a family card game! I do apologise for that - we had inadvertently left a window open as it had been a wet day and the rain drowned out the traffic noise which was a nice change). As for the rest - ensuite bathroom and toilet are located directly in your bedroom - no door (kind of a musty smell as a result - maybe due to the filthy air vents or fans which have a layer of dust caked on them?). Filthy carpet from the shower area, mould growing on the ceiling of the second bathroom (yuck).
Overall a pretty ordinary stay which was a pity. Peregian is a great place with plenty of friendly and quiet accommodation options. You don't need to put up with this.

We came across this place randomly on an internet search after we could not find any last minute accomodation in Noosa. I am so glad we did. Unlike most backpackers we had the luxury of our own car which meant we did not need to be so precious about staying inside Noosa itself. The resort is around about a 10 minute drive up the coastal road from Noosa and Noosaville.
The apartment cost us less per person than what a hostel would have and what great value for money. It had two decent size rooms, one with a double and the other with twin beds, bathroom, full kitchen with open plan living and dining area, a balcony that partially overlooked the ocean, washer, dryer and free parking. The local beach (Peregian) is about a 2 minute walk away and is stunning. The whole coast line is one long beach that just goes on and on but each part has it’s own name.
This is not a lively place to stay, we were grateful of the peace and quiet and the time to relax. There are no bars, restuarants or shops within easy walking distance so a car is necessary in reality but there are buses that stop just accross on the main road that run to Noosa. It is nestled inside Noosa National Park so you are surrounded by natural beauty.
The only negative is that there is not free wifi, in fact we could not even manage to connect to the paid service but it wasn’t too much of an issue for us as we were taking time out and had 4G for when we needed the internet.