Ayers Rock Resort

A very nice hotel to stay in. Rooms are spacious and very comfortable. Comfortable beds . Restaurant is great for dinner and breakfast.

Hi I just want to give a five star services review for Ravinna Ponnudurai and Megan who assist me on the accommodation reservation for my holiday. They both very passion and assist me professionally. Thank you so much.

Okay. Really, the only reason you stay here is if you are visiting the Australian outback and visiting Uluru. For the middle of the outback, this is a great place. The pool is great, but not a lot of shaded areas - bring sunscreen. You may need to ask for service at the bar/restaurant, but you don't have a lot of options, so just deal with it.

We stayed at Emu Walk two bedroom Apartments. General it was okay. Few house keeping rules need attention definitely:1)Bathroom needs proper cleaning especially the toilet bowl.2)Air Conditioning needs immediate servicing or replacement as it seems to be stuck on a mono setting.3).Rodents(tiny mice) sharing our room space too. Didn’t appreciate that of course.4)Appreciate if drinking water fountains were installed at regular intervals within the resort complex.5).Lengthy wait for check-ins at the reception.6).Lack of road side assistance near by. The closest is 500klms away.7).Being so remote & with 5,000 visitors daily during peak season from all walks of life we seriously feel there isn’t a proper base hospital.

You don't get a choice of Accommodation options when going to NT, it's this resort or nothing else. So that's the first issue. I visited over NYE, and found little to do that was affordable for families. The dinner for the Field of Light was quoted at 800 AUD for four people (2 adults, 2 children). It was impossible to book rooms with breakfast, forcing you to pay another AUD45 pp if you want to eat breakfast there. There are signs all over the resort for your safety

We stayed at the Lost Camel and generally the place is nice. Room was nice and clean. Cleaning should pay more attention to clean the toilet but overall a good experience. The place is very close to the town square which was nice.The resort offer some free experiences which are all very nice and recommend everyone to dedicate a day to do it. Didgeridoo experience, bush yarns, garden guided tour and native food experience were all very nice and highly recommend to do them before visiting the outside of the resort.

Fantastic place to stay when visiting Uluṟu. Well appointed rooms and great service. Accessibility for people with mobility issues could be better however.

The resort has a good layout with a shopping center which includes a grocery store. We stocked up on water and snacks as well as bought some hats. We stayed at Sails in the Desert and enjoyed the breakfast buffet and the dinner buffet. I was very glad that they brought ice to the room with no charge. Room service does come with an $8 trip fee, but if you didn't get snacks at the grocery store then it's wonderful to have the option in the middle of the night.

I would like to see more locally born Indigenous employees at this Resort!!! I don't appreciate non Australian born foreigners employed as tour guides, who read from brochures, and can barely speak English, or are fron the USA.