Yulara Hotels with Wifi

1. Airport to hotel: Free bus between the airport and the hotel in Figure 1. The bus shuttles according to the flight time. The return time is on the timetable at the hotel front desk. 2. The hotel is in the resort town, with supermarkets, restaurants, and travel reservation centers next to it. The location is good. 3. To go to Uluru, you can book tickets (AUD38/person) and round-trip bus tickets (AUD49) at the front desk, and take the bus in Figure 5 to and from Uluru. 4. The resort has a free shuttle bus, which runs every 20 minutes.

It’s terrible. It’s not even comparable to a county-level guest house in China. There’s a humming air-conditioning machine next to it. It’s very, very inadequate. The hotel next to China’s famous scenic spot Jiuzhaigou Shennongjia is much better than this one.

The room was big and clean. The hotel pool, garden and lounge were all quite comfortable. The restaurant was quite poor. They didn't provide room service or take away. And when there were only three or four tables of guests, I had to wait for more than 50 minutes for a cup of iced American coffee, and finally a hot cup was served... But I took a walk to see several other hotels in the resort. It is true that this one has the best hardware, but the service needs to be improved.

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 not many hotels in Ayers Rock. Emu Walk is a medium-level apartment hotel, similar to a resort. The house is simple, a two-story brick building. The facilities in the resort are relatively complete, with shops, supermarkets, restaurants, etc., and some free entertainment activities are organized. There is a not-so-small supermarket here. Before going there, I saw someone commented that the things here are more expensive than outside, but when I bought things in the supermarket, I found that it was only slightly more expensive than outside. It was very limited, and the supermarket had everything. Although it can accommodate four people on the Ctrip website, it is actually a small suite for two people. If it is really four people, then the other two people have to live on the sofa bed in the living room, and there is only one toilet. The hygiene is average. It looks okay on the surface, but the hygiene is rough when you look closely. The sofa feels unclean and there is a lot of dust in the corners. The front desk service is okay, and the response to requests is very fast.