BOOK NOW
Genuine warm and friendly hospitality, stemming from the Sisters of Mercy who operate the facility, is the centre’s philosophy of caring for each and every guest as if they were family.
There are two stylish Queen rooms that include ensuites, separate lounge rooms, televisions, desk areas, air-conditioning and spectacular rainforest views.
Twin, Single and Triple rooms feature desk areas, comfy chairs, air conditioning and shared bathrooms. A King Single with ensuite is wheelchair accessible and perfect for people with limited mobility.
Catering to all dietary requirements, we offer our guests a wide range of delicious meal choices based on their budget and created by experienced chefs for all occasions, or guests can set their own menu.
We have undercover outdoor and indoor locations for guests to enjoy refreshments and meal breaks. Complimentary tea and coffee are served throughout the day.
Your guests will love the well-appointed Cooktown Dining room for a formal wedding reception for up to 100 people, or they can dine outdoors where there is space for 500.
We partner with many local tourist groups to offer guests different tours so they can explore our beautiful region, such as the Great Barrier Reef and the Wet Tropics rainforest. We also offer various Indigenous tours and experiences.
Our guests love guided tours by rainforest rangers and experienced guides as they learn about this living museum, which is more than 130 million years old, and discover some of its amazing flora and fauna.
Spend a day discovering the magnificent Reef. While snorkelling and diving are popular ways to see the world’s largest coral reef ecosystem, we also offer tours that suit all ages and abilities.
Experience the wisdom, culture, ancient knowledge and spirituality of the world’s longest-surviving culture, dating back more than 40,000 years. The Indigenous tours we offer are conducted by experienced professionals and proud Traditional Owners.
At Seville, we acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their Elders past, present and emerging. We extend this respect to all Indigenous Australians today.