Sails In The Desert Hotel, Uluru (Ayers Rock)

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Sails In The Desert Hotel, Uluru (Ayers Rock)

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Number of rooms: 228

Location: Ayers Rock

Address: yulara drive ayers rock 0872 northern territory australia, Uluru (Ayers Rock), Australia

Sails In The Desert Hotel Uluru (Ayers Rock) Info

Experience five star class, comfort and service at the heart of Australia�s red center by staying at Voyages Sails in the Desert Resort. Located close to Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, the resort takes its name from the white sails on its roof and is part of the Ayers Rock resort complex. There are 232 luxurious rooms and suites, stylishly decorated with Aboriginal art and furnishings and complimented by essential modern conveniences. Guests can relax with a drink under the sails, dine at one of four restaurants, including the award-winning mod-Oz Kuniya and also have access to complex�s nine other bars and restaurants. Leisure facilities include five swimming pools, two tennis courts, massage center and beauty salon and there are over 65 tours, local activities and adventures available.

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Room Amenities

Sails In The Desert Hotel Uluru (Ayers Rock) - Room Amenities

Air Conditioning
Hair Dryer
Television
Mini Bar
Balcony/Terrace
Coffee/Tea Maker

Facilities

Sails In The Desert Hotel Uluru (Ayers Rock) - Facilities

Bar/Pub
Laundry Service/Dry Cleaning
Restaurant
Room Service
Safety Deposit Boxes
Disabled Facilities
Babysitting

Sports and Recreation

Sails In The Desert Hotel Uluru (Ayers Rock) - Sports and Recreation

The recreational activities listed below are available at or near the resort; fees may apply.

Tennis Courts
Pool Outdoor

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Customer Reviews

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A nice place to stay at Uluru

Guest Rating: 9

wang Y.

Taiwan
Couple
Date of Stay: 18 Mar 2009

Value for Money:		8/10
Location:		10/10
Staff Performance:		10/10

Hotel Condition/Cleanliness:		10/10
Room Comfort/Standard:		10/10
Food/Dining:		6/10

Good Bed, Good shower.

Restaurant are over rated

Our room feature modern bathroom with the latest amenities. It feature a deluxe king. It include air-conditioning, TV, movies on demand, minibar and bathrobes are provided. The Hotel also features the acclaimed Mulgara Gallery.There are many aboriginal arts worth to buy. The reception can talk very good Japaness or English. The tourist service is very friendly and helpful. Every room has a balcony, sitting on the chair and enjoy the free time is the most wonderful moment. The hotel is near the supermarket and the Uluru national park. Very good location. By day, we journey into the homeland of Anangu or Embark on a base walk of Uluru . Hike through the Valley of the Winds at Kata Tjuta , take ride on a Harley Davidson. By night, we dine under a canopy of stars accompanied by the ancient sounds of a lone didgeridoo at the award-winning Sounds of Silence dinner. And after, tour the southern night sky with a resident astronomer. At Voyages Sails in the Desert, we can slip into comfort and luxury, right in the heart of the Central Australian Outback. Relax in spacious, airy, beautifully appointed rooms, enjoy cocktails by the pool, or sit back and relax under the magnificent white sails.

Sightseeing/Attractions Tip : It's good to see the Uluru by sightseeing point

Sails in the Desert Hotel, Uluru

Guest Rating: 7.3

john H.

United Kingdom
Couple
Date of Stay: 01 Feb 2009

Value for Money:		6/10
Location:		8/10
Staff Performance:		8/10

Hotel Condition/Cleanliness:		8/10
Room Comfort/Standard:		6/10
Food/Dining:		8/10

This is the best hotel in the resort. It has a good sized pool and plesant grounds. The restaurants are good, even if some of the staff still have some learning to do.

The air conditioning was too fierce throughout the hotel. In the room it was very noisy and there was no way of turning it off. The check out time of 10am is too early. While I appreciate that rooms need to be prepared for new arrivals surely it is unnecessary to have all guests packed and out by 10am? Why not do it in phases according to which flight the departing guest is taking?

Outdated rooms in the desert

Guest Rating: 5.7

pascal G.

Australia
Couple
Date of Stay: 03 May 2008