Twin Towns Clubs & Resorts — Hotel in Tweed Heads

Twin Towns Club & Resorts located at Tweed Heads is a first-class place to enjoy when visiting this part of the Tweed Coast region.

My family & I have always enjoyed all the amenities that are available at the Twin Towns Clubs & Resort.

Making a booking in advance is essential when it comes to staying at the resort for accommodation

The Twin Towns Club has a number of places where you can relax & enjoy lunch or dinner.

You can enjoy fine Asian or Mexican cuisine or try one their "roast of the day" in the nearby cafe/restaurant.

There is an Italian restaurant which caters to fine Italian cuisine.

Nearby is the Pizza Bar where you can sit down & enjoy a superb a pizza.

I recommend that you try the Supreme Pizza. It is delicious! 😋

Twin Towns Club & Resorts is divided into two areas with an overhead walkway crossing over the main road leading to either Queensland or NSW,

Twin Towns Club is a large club that caters to everyone's needs.

You can play the poker machines or a game of pool, watch live music or view your favourite sport, this club has a wide variety on screen 😀

Twin Towns Services Club has had many international & local artists perform in the main auditorium, which is located on the top floor of the club. Once again, pre bookings are essential due to the popularity of the club.

Twin Towns Services club has a great array of poker machines.

There are a number of quallty bars areas providing a great range of beers,cocktails, and other types of wine.

The club cater to live dancing for both the young & old. Their dancing area is one of the best facilities in this club.

Customer Service is of a high standard , I found that the staff go out of their way to ensure your time at this club/ resort is always relaxing & enjoyable 😉

There is onsite underground parking on 3 levels available at Twin Towns Club and Resorts.

So next time when you are at the southern end of the Gold Coast, pay a visit to this fine...

Disgraceful treatment from security after spending money and following the venue’s own dress code.

My partner and I dropped into Twin Towns on a Saturday after a long day of work — not filthy, just a few dirt marks from the job. We grabbed a beer, signed in with no issues (twice), and went up to the pokies. No one said a word. Staff were polite, no problems at all.

Third time heading up, some overweight security guard with a grey beard decides to single me out and say I’m “too dirty” to go upstairs. Didn’t say a thing to my partner. Didn’t care that we’d already been let up twice, signed in properly, weren’t making any noise or mess, and had just eaten and played the machines.

When I explained that we’d already been upstairs with no issue, he cuts me off with, “Doesn’t matter, I’m telling you now.” Completely dismissive, full power-trip energy, then throws in a sarcastic wave as I’m leaving like he’d just done something heroic.

And here’s the kicker: your own dress code states that casual attire — including workwear — is acceptable, and a higher standard is only required after 7:30pm. We were well within those guidelines. So what’s the deal? Selective enforcement? Or just up to whatever mood the security guy’s in?

We came in peaceful, spent money, followed the rules, and got treated like a problem. Never again. If this is how Twin Towns treats working Aussies just trying to relax after a shift, I’ll be telling...

My daughter and I went to your establishment for Mothers Day dinner on entering we were asked for ID from a friendly polite bloke as we are locals we were asked to become members in which the lovely ladies at the front desk gave us our member cards as we entered the main bar i asked the young lady behind the bar for a pink lemonade and a Pepsi she proceeded to ask my daughter for ID in which my daughter showed her she wasn't ordering I was and we weren't ordering alcohol beverages she said I'm entitled to ask for ID I said we showed our ID downstairs she continued to make comments in which I thought was rude and unprofessional The young lady seemed to be on a power trip and was revelling on all the attention she was receiving and seemed to be showing off to her fellow workmates I didn't appreciate how rude and unprofessional she was being towards my daughter and I and she totally ruined my Mothers Day I will be putting in a formal written letter of complaint on the the rude staff member and I will be calling the manager also as the situation needs to be dealt with nobody deserves to be treated in that manner especially not members I would advise others that encounter rude behaviour by staff to put it in writing to the establishment so it's dealt with...