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Desert Gardens Hotel, Uluru (Ayers Rock)
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Number of rooms: 218
Location: Ayers Rock
Address: Yulara Drive , Uluru (Ayers Rock), 0872 Australia
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Desert Gardens Hotel Uluru (Ayers Rock) Info
The Desert Gardens Hotel is convenient to everything Uluru (Ayers Rock) has to offer, and is only 6 km (3 miles) away from Uluru (Ayers Rock) International Airport.
Sit back and relax in one of the hotel's 218 guestrooms, all designed with guests' comfort in mind.
All rooms have non smoking rooms, air conditioning, inhouse movies, hair dryer, television, mini bar as well as other amenities.
For the comfort and convenience of guests, you'll also find bar/pub, laundry service/dry cleaning, restaurant, room service, safety deposit boxes on-site.
Guests may make use of the hotel's excellent recreational and leisure facilities including tennis courts.
This charming property has long been a favorite in Uluru (Ayers Rock) for both business and leisure travelers.
Reservations at Desert Gardens Hotel Uluru (Ayers Rock) are simple via our secure online booking form. Just enter your desired dates and submit.
Distance to airport (km or miles)
6
Parking Service (yes or no)
yes
Time to airport (minutes)
10
Photos and Room Info
Standard Room
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Deluxe Room
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Whitegums Restaurant
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Swimming Pool
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Reception
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Hotel Exterior
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Food, Drink and Entertainment
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Customer Reviews
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Guest Rating: 6 |
mirren W.
 Australia
Couple
Date of Stay: 26 Aug 2009
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2/10 |
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6/10 |
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8/10 |
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6/10 |
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Great swimming pool and swimming pool area
Very helpful staff
Free transfers from airport
Free shuttle around the resort
Staff at visitors centre were excellent and suggested cheaper alternatives to the tours. Obviously not working on a commission basis!
Drinking water was charged at $3.50 for a 330ml bottle
Meals were overpriced.
The tour packages were extortionately expensive. It is cheaper to rent a car yourself from the airport and take yourselves around.
Voyages owns all the hotels at Yulara and as a result the accommodation is all very overpriced - the monopoly ensures this. The hotel was clean, but basic. Drinking water is charged at $3.50 a bottle, although you can get it cheaper at the supermarket in the resort. The tours are very expensive and unless you have a car you can spend almost as much on getting to the Rock as you have on the accommodation. It is hard to escape the corporate "Voyages" feel of the place - it felt a bit like a theme park at times. Aboriginal staff were noticeable by their absence...
Sightseeing/Attractions Tip : Hire a car from the airport for 24 hours, drive out to Kata Tjuta and take the Valley of the Winds walk - around 7.5km and breathtaking. Carry lots of water and some snacks!
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Guest Rating: 7 |
saadeh A.
 United States
Couple
Date of Stay: 26 Jun 2009
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staff friendly, accommodations were clean and sufficient, quiet atmosphere, serene & quiet setting in the Red Center
quiet expensive for one night's stay, food expensive
Although the accommodations, food, and touring were quite expensive the serene atmosphere and pristene setting were marvelous, fortunate to have close access to the airport, glad that efforts are made to respect the aboriginal lands
Sightseeing/Attractions Tip : go with the smaller tour group with a guide instead of the "big bus" tour, a more personable experience that way
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Guest Rating: 6 |
masato H.
 Japan
Couple
Date of Stay: 06 May 2009
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The hotel has a large property in desert land.
We had a quiet room far behind the hotel and we could have our privacy. It has a nice balcony.
The hotel receptionist could not give us enough information about the area.
We had to walk and carry our lagage for five minutes to our room after check in.
A bulb at the enterance of our room was broken.
We were forced to give a call to room make after 10:00 in the morning to hotel service.
No menu with prices was shown at the enterance of restaurant at the hotel.
The hotel has a large property in desert land ( Yulara resort). We had a quiet room beside a desert dune at far behind the hotel ( need 5 minutes walk ). There is no drive way to the back side of the hotel. The most of rooms has a balcony where you can enjoy your drinks. We heard birds singing in bushes of the dune. We saw far vies of the Ayers Rock at the top of the dune back of the hotel. There is one supermaket and one gas station in the resort.
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