Hotels in Yulara

"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."

"To catch up with Easter, the price is really expensive! There are a total of 20 people in 5 rooms in a room. Everyone is very conscious. Every day, watching the sunrise and sunset, the stars are getting dark and getting up! Public toilets and bathrooms, large kitchens, the hotel's BBQ is very good and cheap! It is a good place to go to Unnuu."

"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!"

"We had a fantastic stay and couldn't have asked for a better place. The rooms and bathrooms appear to be freshly renovated. Everything is super clean, the beds are heavenly, and we were very grateful for the heating. The staff is very friendly, and we can absolutely recommend it."

"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."

"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."