Hotels With bar in Northern Territory, Australia

Just what we needed was great for a 1-night stay inbetween flights. The pool area is AMAZING! Great food and drinks, would definitely stay again!

Was expecting more given the price we paid, apparently already considered low season. The pool lagoon was disappointing and expected higher standards, more staff and cleanliness. Hotel restaurant food expensive unless gambling and apparently would have great discount. Room service was good and value for money. Expected small amenities like free bottled water to be more generous given the heat. Apparently just 2 bottles per check in although we stayed 2 nights . Bathroom and toiletries reasonable although bathroom door had a drum which made it inconvenient to open as door swung closed automatically ..

The property features spacious grounds with scattered single-story buildings. There were plenty of restrooms and showers, a kitchen with a refrigerator, and free washing machines (as many as 12!). Due to its location, shuttle and tour bus pickups are the last stops, but it's less than a 10-minute walk to the supermarket. The only issue is that the upper bunk beds don't have guardrails, which feels a bit unsafe. I requested a lower bunk when I booked and was lucky enough to get one.

If you are travelling on a budget but looking for a place to stay that is still good, this hotel fits the bill. I definitely felt like I got more than what I paid for. The only downside is that the walls are not soundproof and they do play music quite loud into the night so you will want to bring some earplugs if you are an early sleeper.

I was so lucky to check into the hotel and meet Ms. Nie, the only Chinese-speaking staff member at the front desk. She patiently explained the hotel facilities to me. That evening, I was unsure about coming to the front desk because I was attending a Chinese stargazing event, but with her help, I confirmed the pick-up location. The next day, I went to the front desk again because I hadn't successfully booked the 'Field of Stars' exhibition. She patiently listened to me and then helped me contact the relevant company. After several negotiations, she finally helped me resolve the issue. Honestly, my English isn't great, and if it weren't for her, I really don't know what I would have done. But she just said, 'It's my job, no need to be polite.' Additionally, there was a small background light in my room that I couldn't turn off. I contacted the front desk staff the next day, and they immediately came to fix it for me. So, I want to say their service is excellent. The hotel is very affordable. For a simple meal, we ordered pizza, fries, and beer. It was delicious. The next day, we went to another hotel, and the food really wasn't as good as theirs. We ate in a temporary shed set up outdoors. In the evening, there was also a singing performance, which was very lively. There's also a BBQ area where you buy your food and grill it yourself. Everyone grilling their own meat with music playing was very lively. Although the exterior of the hotel rooms is quite ordinary, the interior facilities are not old, and it feels very cozy to stay in, with no strange odors. The two single beds in the standard room are very large, making it comfortable to sleep alone. The hotel breakfast is $49 per person, with a good variety of fruits, yogurt, bread, and fried eggs. I genuinely feel that such a breakfast in Australia is quite good. We stayed for two nights, and the room was tidied very cleanly when we returned. Each room has its own air conditioning, so you can turn it on when you go out for stargazing at night and come back to a warm room. The hotel also has its own small observation deck, which is said to be the closest to Uluru in the resort. It's only a 5-minute walk from the room door. Overall, I feel this hotel offers good value for money.

The room was very clean and comfortable, ensuring a pleasant stay. I appreciated the generous supply of coffee and tea, as well as the milk, soy milk, and water in the fridge. The garden was lovely, and the restaurant served delicious food. While a bit of a walk from the room, the laundry facilities and microwave were convenient. Also, the hotel offered an enjoyable art experience where we dotted colors to create animal shapes.

After driving all the way from Uluru and Kings Canyon to Alice Springs, we found this town to be relatively well-equipped with diverse amenities. There's a wide selection of supermarkets and restaurants, making it an excellent spot for resupplying during a long road trip and a crucial rest stop. This hotel was clean and hygienic, with large windows offering sky views. Our triple room had plenty of space to move around, making for a comfortable stay. Plus, it's super convenient with supermarkets and eateries just a 5-minute walk away.

For solo travelers, this room offers good value for money compared to local options. It's a bit more expensive than a hostel but provides private space, and the location is excellent with convenient surroundings. The only drawback is the lack of an elevator, so you have to carry your luggage yourself. I stayed for two separate nights, and on my second stay, the front desk staff member was quite arrogant. Even though I had a reservation for payment upon arrival and a credit card on file for pre-authorization, she made a very unpleasant comment, saying my booking would have been canceled because I hadn't paid yet.

Mercure Darwin was excellent with free parking right out the front. The room was very spacious for the price. Thank ypu

This is the best and cleanest hotel I've ever stayed in within an Australian scenic area. Many hotels near attractions I've been to are either old, in poor condition, or overpriced. The deluxe room's facilities are new, and the design is very modern and comfortable. I believe this deluxe room is well worth the price. The hotel's service was also excellent. I checked in at noon and noticed some equipment outside my room. As soon as I mentioned it to the staff, they immediately moved me to a quiet room. The hotel restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner starting from 5:30 AM. For dinner, we ordered BBQ steak, pizza, and salad, all of which were delicious. The beer was also fragrant and tasty. The hotel even has its own observation deck where you can enjoy the magnificent view of the Kings Canyon range against the sunset. The sky, lit up by the evening glow, was especially captivating. It's only a 10-minute drive from the hotel to the start of the Kings Canyon walking trail. Waking up, having a good breakfast, and then going hiking was so easy and enjoyable. If I ever get the chance to visit Kings Canyon again, I will definitely choose to stay here.