Hotels With Breakfast in Northern Territory, Australia

There's a Uluru lookout point right inside the backpacker hostel. It's a lot further than getting into the park itself, but it's perfectly fine for a day when you're not using tours or buses. The showers and toilets have a lot of bugs, which is typical for the area. I was traveling alone, so I didn't have any issues, but if I were with my parents, I'd probably opt for a higher-ranked hotel. They offer free tea and coffee, and even though it was my first time in a 20-person dorm, it was totally manageable! There were also a lot of Japanese guests.

Great location when visiting Kakadu National Park. Original architectural design. However, room and dining prices are inflated to due the remote location (tight supply and high demand of lodging options). Pool is small but does the job to help cool off.

Darwin isn't very big, so everything's pretty close by. The hotel room was quite spacious and came with a balcony, but it was so hot and humid outside that the balcony was practically useless. Having a fridge in the room was convenient. Breakfast was a simple Western style. The room decor was a bit dated but very complete. There's a connecting door between my room and the next, probably for when they combine them into a suite. The staff were very enthusiastic. However, during my stay, there was a rather violent incident. In the morning, someone was violently banging on my door and shouting. After the noise stopped, I went out to check and found a mess, with plaster peeling everywhere. Staff were repairing it, but it was all fixed by the time I finished breakfast. It seemed like they were used to it.

The hotel service was excellent, and the location was good. The breakfast offered a decent variety of choices. The hotel manager even followed up afterward to ask about our stay, which was a nice touch. Although the facilities are a bit older overall, the hotel still felt very welcoming and the bedding was comfortable. Opening the balcony door revealed a large grassy area and the pool. Highly recommend!

Very convenient location as it’s next to the town centre and shopping mall.  Staff are friendly and helpful.  Some rooms however are seen able by public access so privacy may need to be protected.  Due to the open corridors and courtyards are surrounding all the rooms, could be very noisy if other guests are having conversations.  Note  that the desk phone in all the rooms are not working just for display!  There’s no food and beverage facilities.

The hotel offered exceptional service and the room was very comfortable and facilities were great. All the extras that were included, from a complimentary drink on arrival to the 16th floor 360 degrees viewing for sunset, free canapés and snacks. Highly recommend

Perfect for what I needed... a one night stop over to visit the Kangaroo Sanctuary! Staff were polite and friendly. Check in and out with seamless. Had the best night's sleep in good quality and spotlessly clean bedding. Ate dinner in the restaurant, too, which was reasonably priced.

The next day, we booked a day trip to Kakadu National Park. The hotel was on the pickup list, and it was also very close to our next stop on the way back. The hotel was a simple and quiet one.

The check in experience was not good. Room was fully paid for but had to provide credit card even though I don't have one. Desk clerk made it quite clear that any damage would need to be paid for. why, because I am Aboriginal (he did not say this but it was clear in his attitude). He also mentioned about guests. for a company that makes a substantial amount of money from the Aboriginal community it is sad that you have prejudiced people welcoming guests.

Absolutely fantastic hotel. Staff were amazing. Outdoor facilities for jacuzzi, pool and sun bathing were incredible. Wish we'd spent longer here.