Anbinik Kakadu Resort

Cute relaxing bungalow in the bush surrounded by sounds of wildlife and gentle rain. However, the walls are 100% transparent at night when a light is on. Not so bad if there wasn't a shared bbq area 3m from your bed which forces you to have the light off - ruling out reading. This table appeared to be used by everyone, not just the bungalows it was dedicated for. During my stay it was also used by a local tour operator with 8-10 people until 9:30pm - at which point I engaged with them and they kindly moved on. They werent exceptionally loud but due to the close proximity and lack of curtains it was equivalent to trying to sleep in your underwear (38 celcius and no air-conditioning) in the middle of a loud cafe when you've paid for quiet, privacy and nature. It was also unfortunate that the restaurant had an impromptu closing this night and food in this town is extremely limited. It had the makings of a great stay in the wilderness but apparently flying 16h to stay in a bush bungalow in kakadu doesn't even afford you peace, quiet and privacy these days. Disappointed at the loss of what should have been a great nightime nature experience.

I stayed here with the Ethical Adventures tour group. It's a fabulous place to stay! You can shower under the stars, swim in the pool, and there is a Chinese restaurant that also serves breakfast. And you can be outside. Even the cabins can be ventilated with fans and louvres and not aircon, if you wish. I'd love to stay there again.

We stayed in one room of a six room complex with two shared shower rooms. Very clean. Aircon. Basic cooking stuff microwave toaster hob. No oven. Helpful staff. Pool shady good for children. Plenty of shady parking. Bed rather soft. Little noise after dark.