Club Wyndham Mission Beach has unveiled a fresh new look for its 48 suites, with a design story inspired by the Great Barrier Reef, the lush Wet Tropics rainforest and the resort’s beachfront setting. A soothing palette of turquoise, coral and white creates an inviting tropical mood.
Across the resort, every studio, one‑bedroom, two‑bedroom and loft‑style apartment has been thoughtfully updated with soft sandy textures, light timber finishes, fresh paint and lively accent cushions and ottomans. Brand‑new furniture and beds bring a renewed sense of comfort, while the studio rooms now feature kitchenettes and the one‑bedroom Grand apartments have been fitted with new kitchens.
To complete the transformation, blackout curtains have been added in both bedrooms and studios for a more restful stay, while the reception area, internal corridors and gym have also been repainted and refreshed to reflect the resort’s new design direction. The result is a space that feels contemporary, breezy and unmistakably tropical.
Club Wyndham Torquay has completed an extensive refurbishment of its 66 club rooms, designed to mirror the natural beauty of this iconic coastal destination. The new beach‑inspired interiors perfectly complement Torquay’s reputation as Australia’s surfing capital.
From the moment owners step inside, they’re greeted by a refined palette of taupe, navy and cream that captures the colours of ocean and sand. Soft textures, new artwork and contemporary lighting create a calm, coastal atmosphere, while VJ wall panelling and live plants bring a touch of nature into each room.
Every space has been updated with new beds and sofa beds, stylish armchairs, fresh window furnishings and modern shower screens, giving the rooms a crisp, current finish. The result is a welcoming, home‑like retreat where owners can unwind in comfort after a day exploring the beaches, cafes and surf culture of the region.
Club Wyndham Surfers Paradise is refreshing its 77 apartments with a new design that captures the spirit, colour and coastal energy of the Gold Coast. Inspired by the ocean and shoreline, the refurbishment will turn the resort into a stylish beachside retreat that feels both modern and effortlessly relaxed.
The updated interiors follow a sophisticated coastal aesthetic, anchored by an “Ocean Blue” scheme. Think ocean‑blue walls, warm white linens, light oak joinery, woven textures, engineered stone benchtops and polished chrome finishes, with rattan accents adding a soft, breezy touch that ties each apartment to the coast. On the top‑floor Sky Suites, a “Seafoam Green” palette will take the lead, with stone benchtops, bronze mirror accents, rattan weave detailing and wave‑pattern carpets in sandy tones that echo the shoreline.
Across living rooms, kitchens, bedrooms and balconies, the renovation brings cohesive palettes, updated cabinetry and contemporary furniture, layered with soft textiles for a polished yet welcoming feel. Bedrooms will be reimagined as tranquil coastal retreats with feature paint finishes and nautical‑inspired artwork, while ensuites and bathrooms will be upgraded with refined finishes and modern fixtures to complete the resort’s new seaside look.
Land’s End Bar & Grill at Club Wyndham Denarau Island has introduced a new menu that captures the bold, sun‑soaked flavours of Fiji. The new à la carte offering blends Pacific Rim zest with global comfort, turning every meal into a mini culinary journey across the region.
The refreshed menu shines with dishes like Kokoda Vuda, island‑style grilled octopus, Yasawa Island lobster and Greenham beef rump dusted with local spices. Sweet endings are just as memorable, with warm baked ripe banana and toasted coconut crumble, traditional Fijian cassava cake and a silky lemon crème brûlée that echo the restaurant’s laid‑back island surroundings.
Guests can sip tropical cocktails such as the Yasawa Sunset, island‑infused rum classics and zesty mojitos, or toast the day with a glass of wine from the restaurant’s well‑curated list. Set on the waterfront, Land’s End Bar & Grill offers Fiji’s signature island hospitality and one of the best vantage points in the country to catch the elusive Green Flash, that fleeting emerald glow as the sun dips below the horizon.
Club Wyndham Patong Hill Phuket (formerly known as Club Wyndham Sea Pearl Phuket) is undergoing a significant transformation and repositioning. Owners will be able to expect a premium experience at the refreshed resort.
Significant investment from the Developer is being made into the resort's facilities and service delivery. A central feature of the transformation is the creation of a lively village square - which will serve as the social hub of the resort, bringing together dining, drinks and leisure spaces, in a vibrant and welcoming hub.
The resort's eight pools, Carissa Day Spa, restaurant and bar Alfa Fire & Grill, pool bar and fitness centre are all undergoing progressive renovations.
Owners can continue to enjoy the resort’s facilities during the refurbishment, with only minimal disruptions expected – ensuring they can continue to experience the relaxed island lifestyle Patong Hill is known for.
Club Wyndham Dreamland Bali is back!
An exciting new chapter has begun, with refreshed spaces designed to elevate the resort’s laidback beachside charm. The first 17 Club Wyndham South Pacific rooms have reopened and we are preparing more to reopen soon!
The resort is in the process of wrapping up a significant refurbishment. Club apartments, from modern hotel rooms with private balconies to spacious two-bedroom Presidential villas featuring private pools, outdoor baths and showers, full kitchen, and air conditioning, have been beautifully renewed with new designs, furniture and furnishings. You can see some of the designs below.
And it’s not just the rooms getting a refresh – the resort’s swimming pools, wellness centre, day spa, and event spaces are also being revitalised. The tranquil beauty of Bali’s coastline and the relaxed atmosphere of the resort promise even more unforgettable stays ahead.
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