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The hotel is a bit old, the faucet in the three-person room is a little dripping, but the others are very good, and the price is high!

First impressions were a bit disappointing as the overall look was a bit old and tatty but that's really a little harsh as the place is very spacious and well equipped but the appliances are showing signs of age and general damage, hence the tatty feel. It felt clean overall..... although the top of the cooker hood hadn't been cleaned in a while and there was a bottle of water under the bed which wasn't ours! That's being really picky though. There was no one at reception when we arrived mid afternoon on a Sunday and we hadn't received our arrival email as it was sent while we were in flight. Consequently we had to use the emergency phone there and someone talked us through opening the key safe and all was well. The smoke alarm had been removed leaving just the base plate on the ceiling. I am guessing possibly because it's outside the bathroom and the shower steam had been setting it off. It wasn't a worry to us as the building is only 2 floors and we had steps right outside our door, but I suspect this would be in breach of rules and regulations for rentals. It was nice to have a shower that was easy to operate! It wasn't full during our stay but it was very quiet to sleep and we generally didn't hear any noise from neighbouring rooms. It's only a small property with a central pool area which again wasn't noisy. The other thing we felt on arrival was that it was too far out of town. I think being Sunday it felt quieter but in reality it's just a 5 minute walk to Woolworths and proved to be a great location. We really enjoyed our stay and were sorry to leave.

Small bungalows are complete, good overall, but poor sound insulation, footsteps are often heard at the door at night

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.

Very good One of the best hotels to stay in Australia for half a month. Airport taxis are around AUD $ 26-28. A taxi for two persons is better than an airport bus for AUD15 per person. There are several large supermarket walking streets nearby, not far from walking distance. We got off the plane at 1am and arrived at the hotel. The service staff was waiting for us at the door. Full marks.

The location is good, close to the pier and there are many restaurants nearby.

I came here to play when there were fewer people and I avoided the peak hours. The environment was pretty good, the room was clean, and the staff was very nice. It is worth recommending and I will come again in the future.

This hotel is comfortable, with large rooms, good air conditioning (important for Darwin!) and great water pressure with no lack of hot water. It is however a bit tired especially in terms of the bathroom with a shower over the bath, which is difficult for older people with joint problems. It could benefit from some basic refurbishment. The large foyer could also be made look more interesting as it is somewhat bare. We were also disappointed there was no restaurant or bar on the premises as it meant we had to go out into Mitchell Street, which seems to have bars and eateries more targeted to a younger crowd.

Very nice apartment with great rooftop pool and BBQ facilities. Complimentary secure parking. Easy after hours check-in if required. Helpful office staff. 2nd bedroom was windowless, but had a/c and fan, and we left the door open so as not to feel claustrophobic. Everything meticulously clean. Nice amenities, and font size so I could read the labels and distinguish the shampoo from the shower gel. Yes, I’m the wrong side of 60.