Hotels With Breakfast in Northern Territory, Australia

The hotel is old, there is no service, the food is average, it can only be said to be a place to rest... There are too many natives in Alice Springs, so you still have to be careful to protect your belongings when you go to the town center

Great place from which to visit Kakadu. Food was excellent and the service was very friendly and generally good. Facilities clean and comfortable. The food was excellent, although the breakfast was a bit short staffed, so our salt and pepper pots were empty, and I missed out on bacon because the batch wasn't refilled for 20 minutes. I imagine due to being a bit short-staffed at the time of year. However, all the staff were very friendly and helpful.

The front desk was great. They found my lost driver's license. Thank you very much. You can't be too demanding in the desert. It's good to have daily cleaning. The room is spacious and the terrace faces the garden. It's nice to drink coffee outside. There is no room service. If you need anything, go to IGA to buy it yourself. It's not far away anyway.

There are only two large hotels in the depths of Kakadu, and there is not much choice. It is basically the standard of old business hotels in China, but in this deserted place, the conditions are already very good. The natural ecology is very good, and I was awakened by the calls of hundreds of cockatoos in the morning.

My son loves to stay there because of the swimming pool. Unfortunately the pool was closed. So we need to go to Garden Hilton instead. We always enjoy the front desk staff in our previous stays. This time no exception, he was very good. I cannot recall his name though. We have paid for our breakfast with the booking. But when we were in the restaurant, the staff cannot find our room number. We went to front desk, the lady told me we haven't paid for the breakfast. In the end, I have to show her our booking details. In my view, this should be avioded if the hotel had do the job properly. Overall, we enjoyed our stay.

I requested an upstairs room facing the car park & pool. I live remote from Alice & am aware of issues locally. I wanted to view my car I. The parking area & up away from the noise. A young female receptionist who referred to me an older adult as love on arrival, proceeded to put me downstairs by the gate where I am aware of street antics. I went back & requested a move & was moved by a polite male. Upstairs facing my car park. It suits me to stay there as it’s locked at night & tradies stay there & sit out chatting late giving a decreased opportunity for visitors trying to get into your unit. I booked well ahead & clearly it was not too busy. I am NZ Indigenous & I felt this female receptionist was quite unprofessional. I suspect decided she could treat me differently to any non indigenous person & put me anywhere. Not liking it. Otherwise it was my choice as restaurants & food are good.

Close to centre, although there’s not much to do in Darwin this time of year. Simple breakfast is included which was a nice touch. Friendly staff on Reception and in Dining Room.

We stayed 2 nights in Darwin resort with different bookings and different prices The resort was short of staff Therefore the first accomodatiion was not clean The second night was good The staff was very helpful when a door did not close properly immediately several technicians were sent to fix it The location is perfect if hyoid want to be close to darwin fannnie baye and close to the airport The location is next to a military base with planes coming over very low m as only in the morning and at the end of the day Overall we enjoyed our stay

Excellent location right next to the Darwin International Airport. Good, friendly staff on hand. Late alcohol service is not available. But, they did take me in the golf cart to the bottle shop down the road to get my drinks.... Golf cart operator was nowhere to be found for my early flight, so I had to walk to the airport. Luckily it's not far....

The airport is very small. After exiting, a row of buses stopped at the door. Find your free shuttle bus according to the name of the resort. The bus driver will provide explanations after driving. The hotel picked up the room at 3 o'clock and checked out at 10 o'clock. After registering at the front desk, sit and rest. We can check in by phone at around 12 o'clock. There are so many local ants. Remember not to let food crumbs fall in the room. I washed the milk cup in the sink. Maybe the water was a little slow, and there was milk residue in the sink. After returning to the room, the sink was full of ants. If there is food in the trash can, remember to tie the bag tightly and put it outside the room. Everything else is pretty good. The resort has a free bus every 20 minutes, from morning to early morning. The hotel is a 13-minute walk to the Uluru sunset viewing platform. There is the only supermarket in the resort area in seven or eight minutes. There are many varieties. I saw tourists who rented apartments buying raw steaks, eggs, vegetables and other self-cooking. The room does not have a toothbrush, toothpaste or soap, but provides shampoo, shower gel, and very thin disposable slippers. I also have a kettle. Australian tap water is drinkable directly. The lobby store also provides free ice water. The starry sky at night is beautiful, and there are wild rabbits foraging on the lawn at the door in the morning.