Oracle Resort Broadbeach - Gclr

Our stay at The Oracle Broadbeach Tower 2 from August 28-31st was a masterclass in disappointment. For the hefty price of $1,430 for three nights, plus $120 for parking92 cars), you'd think we were getting a luxury experience—think again. The layout of the apartment and position were good - but that's where the positives end. Once we stepped inside, it was clear this place was decades past its prime. The heavily stained beige carpet looked like it had hosted a thousand parties—or perhaps a thousand spills. Every single shear curtain was torn to shreds, resembling a scene from a post-apocalyptic movie. I assume they have been washed and during the washing process have torn. The curtains were crinkled and wrinkled like a batch of overcooked bacon left in the pan for too long. They were rehung without so much as a quick iron, probably to hide the gaping holes and ragged edges, making you wonder if the apartment’s only design goal was to give us a glimpse of what happens when curtains go to war. The furniture? Oh, where to start. The dining seats were so disgusting. Filthy and flaking pleather that even the brave would hesitate to sit. One seat actually fell apart the moment someone sat down—like a scene straight out of a slapstick comedy. The sofas in the lounge, though comfortable, looked like they had been recycled from the local tip shop. Their armrests absolutely putrid - it was a test of one's own immunity system, to attempt sitting in them and emerge not requiring a penicillin shot!. Given we could NOT sit in the dining chairs though it meant, it was the sofa, the floor (that was even more filthy) or the outdoor furniture on the deck. For the most part we opted for the outdoor furniture. The paintwork in the apartment was more marked than an overzealous graffiti artist’s canvas. And don’t even get me started on the bathroom—an ever-leaking puddle of water from the master bathtub that was never even turned on during our stay. Lovely. The refrigerator was rusted on the outside, with perished seals on the inside, making us question its storage capabilities. To add insult to injury, we were handed four coffee pods for four adults over three days. When we asked for more, we were told we could pay extra. Because nothing says ‘luxury’ like rationed caffeine in a supposedly high-end apartment. The entire apartment—stained, filthy, and frankly disgusting. It’s mind-boggling that such a place is marketed as ‘luxury’ when it’s clearly a relic of what once might’ve been. Honestly, I’ve never felt so disgusted by a rental. It was like waiting for hidden cameras to pop out and tell us we’d been pranked. Who in their right mind thinks torn curtains, rusty appliances, dirty furniture, and peeling/marked paint are acceptable in a premium apartment? For over $500 a night, I expected something noble—what I got was feral. I’ve waited for over a week since our departure for The Oracle to send us a feedback email, and surprise, surprise—they haven't bothered

Don’t stay tower 2. Horrible small dirty room no ocean view at all power points not working no privacy in bathrooms. Never again. Plenty of other options and cheaper 🤬🤬🤣🤣🤣🤣

Luxury and Convenience Luxurious accommodation in the heart of Broadbeach, everything was in walking distance.

The room had some beach views which was lovely. We felt the room to feel dark. No island bench in oir room either which made it hard for cooking. The curtains had stains. It was an average room. Facilities were good.

On the smaller side for a two bedroom apartment. The pillows and bed both on the hard side. Otherwise pretty much as expected.

Excellent hotel. It was spacious, comfortable and very clean. The bed was comfortable and the bathroom was really big, connecting between the 2 rooms. Excellent location, close walking distance to the beach and main strip. I highly recommend this hotel and I would definitely stay again!