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My husband and I stayed at the Daintree Ecolodge while visiting Australia on our honeymoon. The property is so beautiful and you feel completely immersed in the rainforest. Every single staff member we met was incredibly friendly and helpful, getting to know us and how we were enjoying our stay. We booked a Canopy Bayan and it was beautiful - clean and cozy with great amenities and an awesome outdoor deck to enjoy the sounds of the rainforest. We enjoyed walking around the property and the trail to the waterfall. The chef at the Julaymba Restaurant is so talented - we ate there every night and had such a memorable experience trying new foods that were local to the area. We highly recommend staying at the Daintree Ecolodge and hope to stay here again ourselves in the future!

A wonderful place located in the Daintree Rainforest. Staff was super accommodating when we arrived about noon. We just wanted to relax and take advantage of the pool and beautiful surroundings. One room was ready to checkin and housekeeping switched things around so we could check in to the second cottage soon after. The resident cassowary came by for a curiosity look and we enjoyed drinks and games by the pool. Restaurants are within a 5 minute drive and there is a restaurant onsite which looked wonderful and we would have taken advantage of if we were staying Saturday night. We were leaving early the next morning for a trip with Ocean Safari (also highly recommended), so the owners made sure we had breakfast early with homemade museli, yogurt, tropical fruit and juices. Super nice staff and beautiful, clean and comfortable cottages. A unique atmosphere not found with larger resorts. Cape Tribulation and the Daintree are wonderful and more wild as you go further north!

Perfect place to use as a base around Daintree and Cape Tribulation. Mike and Hayley were both super welcoming and accommodating, offering advice, tips, and tweaking their breakfast menu to suit our awkward non-dairy non-gluten diet. We really enjoyed their company and their beautiful little retreat in Daintree. Highly recommend the local bar too, which has good outdoor seating on a wooden terrace and a friendly barkeep. Very glad we chose to stay here and would stay again. Highly recommended.

We stayed in the Ribbon Cabin with En Suite last August as part of our honeymoon in Queensland. We can really recommend this accommodation as basis to explore the Daintree Rainforest and/or just to enjoy being (almost) off the grid for a while. We want to give a special thanks to the staff, especially behind the bar, who were very helpful and made us feel welcome (and really on our honeymoon :-). The 'resort' itself has a very relaxed vibe and the on-site restaurant/bar is one of their strongest assets. At this accommodation you can perfectly do nothing all day or join some of the activities around. And finally the room has exactly what you would like in the jungle: a good bed, everything well cleaned, warm water and insect screens that actually work.

Our stay with Trish and Kev, who are looking after the B&B, was perfect. They gave us a warm welcome, local knowledge and made it easy to have our first Daintree experience. Highlights included a night walk in the rainforest, snorkeling at the reef and the Dreamtime Walk at Mossman. All recommended by trish. And breakfast of course. My tip would be to stay more nights than you think -- we did 4 but could have done 5 very nicely. Once you get used to sleeping in the rainforest, you won't want to leave. If you love off the grid living, you simply won't find a more delightful place to stay.

We wanted a place to stay while visiting and walking in the Daintree area. A place that was quiet and away from the crowd. The Daintree Manor was exactly that while not being too remote and being within 30 minutes from a town. The only drawback was that the televison service was below par but that is not surprising because of the hotel's excellent position in the hills of the Daintree river valley. We could not have found a place in a better position. The accommodation was comfortable and very clean. The generous daily breakfast consisted of a variety of hot savoury tartlets, fresh fruit, scones, fruit juices, coffee, tee, etc. Errol couldn't have been more obliging. We will certainly return next year.

This is an amazing location - surrounded by rainforest. It is a smaller private facility and has everything you need. The huts are older but very well maintained. Gardens are amazing. Get used to everything in the room feeling damp - it is a rainforest! Beautiful stream which we didn’t get a chance to swim in but would be glorious if the the weather were better. Breakfast is included, but is a pretty basic continental style. Definitely enough. The coffee machine was broken when we were there - pity for us urban folk, but the stand-in drip coffee was ok. Staff were very helpful, and dinner was good. Recommended.

We stayed at the ridge hut which was secluded, comfortable and very comfortable. If you are a device addict I would not recommend this place but if you are looking for peace and quiet you can't beat Noah Creek forest stay. You are close to pristine rainforest crystal clear swimming holes and stunning beaches. The Daintree is so stunning it is not to be missed. The manager Troy is an absolute gem, he even gave us some fresh Spanish Mackerel to have for dinner. I couldn't recommend Noah Creek more. The only thing that could be improved is the lighting at night, but that is a minor issue. Take the opportunity to enjoy this stunning spot!

I spent a long time searching for accommodation in Cape Tribulation, and am so glad that I found Cape Trib Farm late in the game. The cabin was very clean, comfortable and nicely furnished. The setting was beautiful and completely relaxing. Merran and Jeremy are consummate hosts - friendly, welcoming and relaxed. And the fruit tour was great. I honestly can't recommend this place enough.

Hideaway came recommended by another operator and we're so glad we took their advice. Some may call the Easter Island-referenced sculptures 'eccentric', but they're only part of the experience. Other beautifully created pieces adorn the tranquil pathways and creek bank. Rob has a great local knowledge and the place is in easy walking distance to the beach and boardwalk. There's a funkiness to this place that may not please conservative people, but this is a wonderful way to 'chill' and a great base for exploring both the site's gardens and Cape Trib at your own pace. You want some wine? Just grab a bottle of the wall-shelf and fix Rob up later. The rooms are clean, pleasantly located with my only gripe about the bed- but being so relaxed, this was not a huge concern at all. Rob is happy to recommend and support other locals by pointing you in their direction - and he'll give you honest guidance either way. He and Roony are interested in making your Daintree experience a memorable one.

We visited PKS for a few days and we had a great time. We were stalled in getting there and they stayed up to midnight for us. How cool is that? The staff were really helpful no matter how many questions we asked. New management commenced just a couple of days before we arrived and they seemed so much better than the old. Our rooms had confusing old signs basically saying you can’t bring alcohol into the park / the rooms because it’s licenced but also it can’t be taken out if the bar area because that’s the licensed area. Hopefully new management will get rid of those. I recommend staying there if you don’t mind rudimentary accommodation with a good vibe and a short walk to myall beach. Cost for accommodation is high all over the Daintree so it’s comparable. Give it a go....

While the property looked nice upon arrival - and the hammocks were awesome - it turned out to be horribly overpriced and terrible value. Despite it being advertised as a "super king bed" it was actually just a queen. The mosquito net was full of holes (rendering it essentially useless) and worst of all, there wasn't even hot water!!! Chalet 2 was advertised as 50 m2 versus Chalet 1 which was advertised as 16 m2, but both were the same exact size (16 m2). Also, we drove past many places in the area advertising air conditioning in every room (and cheaper too!), while this only had a fan. Definitely not recommended.

This is the perfect way to experience the Daintree Rainforest. Everything you need, and nothing you don't. You sleep deeply with the sounds of the rainforest, totally immersed in one of the worlds most biodiverse places. There is a wonderful sense of community among the guests, created by the property owners who give you everything you need to understand and enjoy this amazing wilderness. I highly recommend Daintree Crocodylus Village to any traveller who wishes to really experience the beauty of the Daintree. Shane

Although we never saw the owners/managers the property was clean and well prsented. A "pool cleaner" visited once during our stay, otherwise we were completly free of any intervention. Plenty of cooking utensils and crockery for a large party. The owners had contacted us soon after our booking and warned us to bring in all our supplies (from Mosman) due to the lack of shops north of the Daintree Ferry Crossing. Power is by solar panels with automatic part-time diesel generator back-up. No air-con, only fans in the three ground floor bedrooms. Being completly surrounded by Rainforest there is plenty of spider and insect activity nearby, but not within the house. Road access is surprisingly good, but sometimes wet. The nearby beach at Cow Bay is superb, but beware the "stingers". A real "in-depth" foerst living ecperience.