"Nice location at the heart of Exmouth. I drove so everywhere was accessible, markets and cafes in 10 minutes walking distance. Easy pick up point for tours. I stayed in a dormitory, great receptionist to put me within the females (as it was not a selection here). Kitchen and communal facilities very basic, doesn’t have salt and pepper. Next to bar and party area, every Friday live DJ until 12am. I could hear the beats from my room."

"A very large hotel with all kinds of apartments, including two-bedroom and three-bedroom apartments. The rooms are very large and the facilities are very complete. It is a very comfortable choice for living in Exmouth! The hotel has a restaurant and a swimming pool. Wild emus often visit the hotel gate. You can swim with humpback whales from July to September and with whale sharks from March to July. Highly recommended. Although it is in Western Australia, it is about 2,000 kilometers away from Perth. There is an airport here that flies to Perth, Sydney and Melbourne. It is not a problem except that it is far away."

"Unfortunately, I booked a dorm room instead of an ensuite room. The room was very clean and tidy but lacked a few things, in my opinion. It needs to have a mirror, glasses in the fridge and a microwave. Amenities were excellent."

"We never got to stay at Sal Salis because of cyclone Narelle but I just had to leave a review about the appalling way Sal Salis handled the cancellation. It was interesting to see other reviews mention that the experience had become 'corporate' (I know they have recently been taken over by a conglomerate) because that was our strong feeling too. We were in Exmouth when the cyclone hit and the aftermath was dreadful for local enterprises - both on a personal and professional basis. As tourists, we were (rightly) lower on their priority lists and yet every single hotel and experience in the area swiftly gave us full refunds. They were sorted out by people who lived and worked in the Exmouth area and whose lives were affected by the cyclone and yet every single one handled our situation in a friendly, polite, fast, professional way. We only had one problem securing a refund and that was with Sal Salis (or the Journey Beyond Co) whose admin and finance team are based in their corporate office 1000s of kms from the affected area. We had a voicemail to tell us our stay was cancelled and then all our subsequent messages were ignored (despite being allocated 'case numbers'). The only messages we received were corporate blanket emails congratulating us on being granted vouchers to stay at Sal Salis in the future (ie no refund)! We only got a refund weeks later by asking our credit card company to intervene and request a chargeback - even then they initially reduced the refund to try and take advantage of the exchange rate move vs GBP which had happened since I paid them thousands of dollars 12 months previously. I'm sure the team on the ground at Ningaloo Reef are great but cyclones are not uncommon in this area and so it's worth knowing how the corporate office in Adelaide is likely to react if you have any problems."

"Clean and comfortable. The carpark is just infront and easy to load up"