This new-look luxe lodge promises a quintessential Daintree experience, though perhaps with less risk of being disembowelled by a cassowary or chased by a large goanna.

Much to Travel Weekly’s disappointment, the new lounge doesn’t feature robot butlers. However, it does have plenty of bright greenery and ambient lighting.

Rumour has it the resort’s GM is also sporting a new look, consisting of candy-coloured sweatpants, tractor-inspired boots and a bucket hat.

You could say this $45 million transformation is the hotel equivalent of Jocelyn Wildenstein’s plastic surgery efforts, except that it looks way better.

It got plenty of unwanted attention during the COVID-19 pandemic, and now the Melbourne hotel has a new owner and a new name picked out.

If you’re not spending your weekend poolside with a margarita, why not live vicariously by reading about this revamped resort instead?

Vomo Island Resort has revealed its $12 million refurbishment to the Australian travel trade.

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