Renowned for its stunning beaches, lush hinterland and enviable coastal lifestyle, the Northern Rivers region of NSW is experiencing an accommodation renaissance with a recent spate
of new hotels, refurbishments and unique stays attracting an increasing number of visitors.
In the year ending September 2017, the Northern Rivers attracted almost 2.7 million domestic overnight visitors, with 9.7 million nights being spent in the region.
NSW Minister for Tourism and Major Events Adam Marshall said, from Ballina to Tweed Heads, visitors to the region can enjoy an exceptional range of accommodation from backpacker hostels to award-winning boutique hotels.
“We’re thrilled to see significant accommodation development in the region from holiday parks to new hotels. In Byron Bay over the last year, we’ve seen the addition of 99 new villas at Elements of Byron Resort & Spa, 18 brand new two-bedroom cabins at Discovery Parks, refurbishments undertaken at luxury hotels The Byron at Byron and Rae’s on Wategos, and the opening of converted boutique hotel, The Bower,” Mr Marshall said.
To find out more about the Northern Rivers, go to visitnsw.com.
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