Hotels With parking in Northern Territory, Australia

This hotel is highly recommended for those looking to save on accommodation costs within the resort, especially if your priority is simply a clean place to sleep. **Convenience and Activities:** Many tour companies offer pick-up and drop-off services right in front of the hotel, making transportation incredibly easy. There's also a free shuttle bus stop within the resort, providing seamless access to other areas. **Social Atmosphere:** The on-site ”Pioneer BBQ & Bar” is lively and features live music. If I ever come back to Uluru, I'll definitely stay here again!

The hotel service was excellent, and the location was good. The breakfast offered a decent variety of choices. The hotel manager even followed up afterward to ask about our stay, which was a nice touch. Although the facilities are a bit older overall, the hotel still felt very welcoming and the bedding was comfortable. Opening the balcony door revealed a large grassy area and the pool. Highly recommend!

Friendly staff, clean and spacious rooms. Breakfast good and plenty of variety. Checkin a bit long but otherwise reasonably efficient

Darwin isn't very big, so everything's pretty close by. The hotel room was quite spacious and came with a balcony, but it was so hot and humid outside that the balcony was practically useless. Having a fridge in the room was convenient. Breakfast was a simple Western style. The room decor was a bit dated but very complete. There's a connecting door between my room and the next, probably for when they combine them into a suite. The staff were very enthusiastic. However, during my stay, there was a rather violent incident. In the morning, someone was violently banging on my door and shouting. After the noise stopped, I went out to check and found a mess, with plaster peeling everywhere. Staff were repairing it, but it was all fixed by the time I finished breakfast. It seemed like they were used to it.

It was okay. The lift is working well which is a big plus. It was a bit noisy in the night as there is loud music outside on the deck and drunk ppl screaming at night on their ways back to the rooms. 

Great location when visiting Kakadu National Park. Original architectural design. However, room and dining prices are inflated to due the remote location (tight supply and high demand of lodging options). Pool is small but does the job to help cool off.

The cabins are excellent, spacious with a vaulted wooden ceiling, comfy bed, good shower and spotlessly clean. It is quiet and 20-25 mins walk from the centre of Alice Springs. The reception staff were very helpful and there is a locked room for luggage storage.

For a hotel in central Australia, A$500+ is acceptable. Especially the Chinese-speaking staff at the front desk were very welcoming and the restaurant service was also good, but honestly, the food wasn't great and I wouldn't recommend it.

I stayed in room 3 on the ground floor. Bed was very comfortable. Room was cool even thought outside temperature was in the low 40s. I did not need the AC. The lack of internet access would be the only drawback. Mobile connection was also very slow in Tennant Creek. Gated carpark with an attendant on site when opened in the early hours of the morning. Overall, an excellent stay.

We really enjoyed our family stay at Desert Gardens Hotel in Uluru. The location within the Ayers Rock Resort is excellent and makes it very easy to explore the area. Our room was large, comfortable, and offered plenty of space for a family of four, which we really appreciated after long days out. The hotel also offers tours, making planning straightforward and convenient. A complimentary shuttle bus runs to the marketplace, which is a great touch and very practical. The nearby marketplace is a real highlight. There’s a supermarket with everything you might need if you don’t want to eat at the hotel all the time, as well as several tour providers where you can easily book individual or group tours. It was also lovely to see Indigenous artists selling their paintings and crafts, which added to the overall experience. Overall, Desert Gardens Hotel is a very comfortable, well-located choice for families visiting Uluru, and we would happily stay there again.