Spa Hotels in Alice Springs

I arrived early in the morning and went to reception to leave my bags and go for a wander and was told I should come back around 12 to get in the room. I got back around 11 and sat by the pool and at 11:30 Anna came over with my key card and told me I could go to my room (she did the same with a few other people too so it was lovely she remembered us all) it was a nice touch that she went out of her to find us and give us keys. The hostel at first appearance looks slightly run down but my goodness I was so surprised by how clean everywhere was. There was always multiple staff/volunteers around the hostel cleaning up and it showed. The kitchen especially was the cleanest most organised kitchen I’ve seen in terms of hostels so that was a massive bonus! ‘Uncle’ is one of the volunteers here and is one of the nicest people I’ve ever met. He took a few of us to Emily gap one day on his break, then another time to the Telegraph station. Another evening he did a talk with us to teach us all about Uluru before we took a tour the next day, so we could appreciate it in the eyes of the aboriginal people. It was such a nice touch to get to speak to someone so knowledgable on a personal level. I would definitely recommend staying here if you are in the area, you won’t regret it. All the staff are super friendly and chatty, and the outdoor cinema is a nice authentic touch every evening.

The hotel is quite new, the facilities are not bad, the reception desk is very warm and helpful to take the luggage to the room, you must praise one, there is a kitchen to cook, the pots and pans are complete, the sheets are not too clean, but for only one night It will be a bit.

I requested an upstairs room facing the car park & pool. I live remote from Alice & am aware of issues locally. I wanted to view my car I. The parking area & up away from the noise. A young female receptionist who referred to me an older adult as love on arrival, proceeded to put me downstairs by the gate where I am aware of street antics. I went back & requested a move & was moved by a polite male. Upstairs facing my car park. It suits me to stay there as it’s locked at night & tradies stay there & sit out chatting late giving a decreased opportunity for visitors trying to get into your unit. I booked well ahead & clearly it was not too busy. I am NZ Indigenous & I felt this female receptionist was quite unprofessional. I suspect decided she could treat me differently to any non indigenous person & put me anywhere. Not liking it. Otherwise it was my choice as restaurants & food are good.

This is not the Ritz Carlton. But it doesn't claim to be and I would definitely stay here again. It was clean, comfortable, safe, and an easy walk to most everything we wanted to do in town. There's a fridge in the room and a hot pot to make instant coffee. Yes you could hear street noise at night and if people on the street are yelling you can hear it in the room. But that was temporary and only one night for a few minutes. (can't control the population...). We didn't want to drive, and this made it easy to walk to all the bars and restaurants, the grocery store, bus stop, etc. Most of the upscale hotels are much farther away so you'd have to get transportation back and forth or just stay on their property. This worked out great for us and I'd stay there again. Just know it's not the Ritz (and Alice Springs isn't Sydney)...

Compared to other similar hotels in Alice Springs, this one is the best. The service is also very attentive. I will definitely use this place next time. A reminder to students who don’t come to the Northern Territory often, don’t have too high expectations for hotels in the Northern Territory. After all, it is a remote area of ​​Australia, and Australia’s transportation and labor costs are extremely high. So no matter how high-star a hotel is, it won’t be luxurious. It’s just clean, comfortable, and the waiters are polite.

A very pleasant place. The staff was extremely nice, the room was clean and comfortable. The swimming pool was rather refreshing! And the food in the restaurant was delicious. Thank you guys

With a stay at Alice Motor Inn in Alice Springs (East Side), you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Australian Aboriginal Dreamtime Gallery and Mbantua Fine Art Gallery and Cultural Museum. This motel is 0.9 mi (1.4 km) from Joint Geological-Geophysical Reserve and 1.2 mi (2 km) from Alice Springs Telegraph Station Historical Reserve.Enjoy recreation amenities such as an outdoor pool or take in the view from a garden.Featured amenities include laundry facilities and microwave in a common area. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available on request), and free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 20 air-conditioned guestrooms. Rooms have private furnished patios. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms with bathtubs or showers are provided.