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One Bedroom Apartment: the villa precinct's all-rounder
A separate bedroom, a living room with a fold-away bed and a kitchenette, close to Bolters.
Facts checked against official sources 31 October 2026 · Casino areas 18+
The resort describes the One Bedroom Apartments as a favourite with both leisure and business travellers, and the layout explains why. A separate bedroom with a queen bed is closed off from a living area that holds a wall bed or sofa bed, so a family of three or four can sleep in two rooms. A kitchenette covers simple meals, and the Bolters grill, pizzeria and bar are close by.
| Item | As published |
|---|---|
| Size | 46 m² (495 ft²) |
| Beds | Queen bed, plus an additional wall or sofa bed |
| Sleeps | 4; cot at extra cost |
| Layout | Separate bedroom and living area; self-contained kitchenette |
| Parking | At the door |
| In the room | Complimentary Foxtel and Wi-Fi |
| Times | Check-in 2:00 pm, check-out 11:00 am |
Daily practicalities
There is a barbecue area at the playground behind Bolters and supermarkets in Prospect Vale, but no grocery shop on the resort grounds. The shuttle to the main building runs in the afternoon and evening every day and on weekend mornings on request. Daily servicing is not automatic in the villas: the resort says schedules vary by villa type and length of stay, so a guest who wants fresh towels each day should ask.
Compared with the Garden Villa, the apartment is five square metres larger and sits closer to Bolters; the Garden Villa has its own patio and an accessible version.