Hotels With Bar in Northern Territory, Australia

A very pleasant place. The staff was extremely nice, the room was clean and comfortable. The swimming pool was rather refreshing! And the food in the restaurant was delicious. Thank you guys

The hotel with the best environment in Ayers Rock Scenic Area, the front desk staff is warm and thoughtful, the hotel is an eight-minute walk from the observation deck, and it is very convenient to watch the sunrise

Great location. Basic rooms with comfortable bed. Limited options for breakfast - we eventually found out about the “pool view” cafe in the Novotel (the pool is dry) which had better breakfast options for us as we had small children who only wanted toast and not the buffet breakfast at the Mercure. (We were told it would be $15 for children over 5 (our grandchild is 6) but then other people said they were told it was free.!? Had some trouble with parking - paying guests should be assigned at least 1 car park per room - however this wasn’t the case and we had to park in the “overflow” area across the road and carry our luggage over. Definitely need a car or vehicle to go anywhere. Great new pool but don’t stand on the fake turf on a hot day as it burns your feet! Don’t forget to ask for “Territorian rates” if you are a local - show your drivers licence and get a discount.

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.

Motel, which is more cost-effective in Katherine Town, has better restaurants and bars at the entrance of Motel. Just on the road to Katherine Grand Canyon. Multiple room types.

I booked it just because there was a special offer. It's very close to the city center. Woolworth and Coles are just across the road. There are also libraries and Kmart nearby. It's very convenient

One of the larger and cost-effective campsites in the local area. The room is ok, the camp is fully equipped and very convenient. There is a scenic hillside in the hotel where you can see Ayers Rock.

We had a king water view which was lovely. The bed very comfortable but bathroom very small compared to other Hiltons we have stayed at. It was not cheap at $389!a night but it did include breakfast. We never include breakfast as we are not big breakfast people and those $30-$40 per person buffets are not worth it for us. Since it was included we had some but disappointed to find that a barrister coffee was extra and $7 for a small cup. This was the only option for non dairy coffees. That said the reception staff were very friendly and efficient. No water in room not even a jug to cool some tsp water. Nice big flat screen tv and whilst there were no streaming services on it there were some free movies. No usb points in the room and only one comfortable chair.

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.

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.