Petermann Hotels with Wifi

"I was travelling with friends and this was the only suitable option in the summer if you wanted to hike Kings Canyon as Kings Creek was closed. There is a kitchen with a fridge and freezer where you can store your food, with kitchen equipment available for hire from reception. It's nice to cool off and relax in the swimming pool after a long drive from Alice Springs. You'll be able to see a bunch of wildlife if it's nice and quiet. We could see the Field of Lights from outside our room which was an added bonus. Showers are comfortable, however they could provide soap like other places to make it convenient. Check-in and check-out was smooth. Fuel is cheaper here than other fuel stations enroute so it's best to top up before you leave to avoid being stranded. I'd happily stay here again in the height of summer as it's a good rest point."

"Una de las opciones mas baratas dentro del Monopolio que es el ”Ayers Rock” no hay mucho que decir, tampoco es que exista una libre competencia entre las opciones de hoteles. si quieres mas lujos elige una de las opciones de mas estrellas. este estaba bastante decente, las habitaciones privadas estaban cool."

"Extremely friendly staff, room well-stocked with extras such as a safe, tea/coffee maker, refrigerator, two bottles of water, shampoo, creams, and a hairdryer. The property already has a bar, restaurant, souvenir shop, and basic necessities. However, since it's part of the resort, there's a free shuttle that connects to the other facilities, where you can access and use other dining options and the cultural area. Very well organized, and the reception is very friendly when you call from your room."

"The room is on the ground floor, and the bathroom has a very obvious damp smell. There is a large balcony outside, but it faces the road and is quite dusty. The hotel itself has few facilities, but it is close to art galleries and souvenir shops. You can also sign up to participate in activities to listen to indigenous musical instruments. The main reason is that the price and the experience are too different. I suggest that if you can book the Sail Hotel, you should not come to experience the Garden Hotel."

"Adjacent to the Windsurfing Hotel, in the core area of ​​the Resort, it can be said to be the best location, which is a plus! The hygiene is good, the room facilities are sufficient, and there is a beautiful swimming pool. The disadvantage is that the reception is not 24 hours. If you attend an event in the early morning of the day of check-out, you need to check out and store your luggage at the Windsurfing Hotel, but you usually take a car from the Windsurfing Hotel, so it is not a big problem. In summary, I only recommend two hotels in Uluru. Either you can spend money to book Windsurfing, which has standard five-star hotel configuration and is indeed high-end, or you can pursue cost-effectiveness and Lost Camel, because it is adjacent to the best hotel, public facilities can be shared, and the location is great!"

"The airport shuttle dropped us right at the hotel entrance. We left our luggage at the front desk for our early morning flight, and it was already in our room when we returned from our sunset tour in the afternoon. In a desert resort where options are limited, this hotel is definitely among the best. The rooms are spacious, featuring two 1.5-meter beds, and the bathrooms are very clean. Ground floor rooms come with outdoor chairs, which are perfect for enjoying afternoon tea and sunbathing. Housekeeping cleans the room and replaces towels daily. If you're not overly fussy, it's a solid choice. Oh, and the sandwiches at the bar are quite good! It's about a three-minute walk to the Town Square, and a ten-minute climb will get you to the lookout point for stunning Uluru sunrises and sunsets. All sorts of tours and activities can be booked with convenient pick-up and drop-off right at the hotel entrance. This makes things incredibly easy."

"The elderly and children were very satisfied. The room was clean and tidy, the kitchen was well equipped with utensils and tableware, and it was close to the supermarket, where the prices were not expensive. We bought kangaroo meat and fried it, and used a kind of salty desert leaves as seasoning and decoration. Swimming, watching movies, visiting, and making handicrafts were all free. We got along well with the ants in front of the door and the lizards on the balcony."