Hotels With Wifi in Northern Territory, Australia

First of all, it was very clean because it was renewed. Nevertheless, due to the local characteristics of Darwin, I saw insects in the room on the first day, but when I told the office, I cleaned them and put them in the room. Locationally, there was a mindil sunset market within walking distance and cbd was not too far away. Although I inquired about the check-out rate due to the flight, I was disappointed about the part that cost $30 an hour, but other than that, it was generally a satisfactory visit.

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.

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.

The best hotel in all of Australia. The staff is very helpful and kind, ready to solve our problems. The room was very clean, far above the standards of all other hotels in Australia. The breakfast was quite varied and averagely good. A note of merit to this hotel for the presence of the laundry, with washing machine and dryer, very useful for travelers. The only hotel I would return to in Australia, I recommend it.

This hotel offers great value for money in Uluru. The rooms are a bit small but very clean. It's right next to the Sails in the Desert hotel, which is convenient for pick-up and drop-off, and it's also very close to the supermarket, making shopping and dining easy.

The hotel is conveniently located right in Darwin's CBD. A Woolworths supermarket is just outside, and Coles along with many dining options are all very close by. The room was very clean, and overall, it was a great stay. While there's a bar nearby that can get a bit noisy at night, it wasn't an issue at all with earplugs.

The hotel is located in the town centre, for day trips or by AAT Kings long-distance bus. The airport bus also passes by the hotel. There are regular shifts, which can be inquired and booked with the front desk. Two or more people are recommended to take a taxi, which saves time. If you want to watch the sunset on ANZAC Hill, you can walk on foot, about 15 minutes walk. A large supermarket is just a 2-minute walk from the hotel. The hotel room is large and very comfortable! The facilities are OK, the price is very high.

Though the company had the monopoly in terms of accomodation, it did not compromise on the service the provided. Hence nothing but the appreciation for the people that worked hard to provide us a great time.

Stayed here twice within 10 days period. This is good location in Darwin. Garden bungalows give you a sense of being in the tropics. The garden bungalows could use a bit of a refresh (beds in the other section were superior and bathrooms fresh and new). But otherwise, it was a good stay.

Arrived to a sign in reception “back at 8pm” we had to wait half an hour (24 hour reception) so after a long flight this was not good. Reception area also smelt of smoke. No lift to the second floor so an issue if you have heavy luggage. Hotel was noisy at night with people in the courtyard area very late into the night. Pool looked unmaintained and dirty. Also WiFi only worked in reception. On the plus side the hotel is in a good location and the rooms were clean and spacious and had clean bedding and towels.