Prices for budget accommodation at Yulara must be some of the highest in the world. Bunk Beds only! And a lot of insects manage to scuttle along the floor.

Far too expensive. Taking advantage of their position, there is no where else to stay. Greedy.

$187 for bunk beds was over-priced. It is difficult for the comsumer when there is not other choice, the Yalara people have the monopoly on accommodation right near Uluru this room was not as shown on the web site, the room shown had a double bed and TV. If I had realized it was bunks I would have not booked

The ground plan of the rooms was quite extended and a bit plain and homogenous. Perhaps the bare external walls could have had a few murals or some brighter coloured doors/ hanging baskets of flowers to cheer it up abit? As expected for this class of accomodation

Again, I think it is wrong to charge the price of a hotel room for a hostel-type accommodation (even though it is a private room) when the youth hostel round the corner charged $40 a bed and the two of us paid almost $200 for the two of us. When booking the room, we were not told there was an option of twin or double and we ended up with four bunk beds, which we were not happy about. If we wanted to stay in a hostel-type place, we would for a LOT LESS MONEY!

very nice service for luggage storage quiet, relaxing colour, tv, coffe and tea facilities, near the spot of the Uluru

Especially enjoyed the BBQ. Also realise there is a premium on the price due to location. Thought that whole resort area was tastfuly done.

The hotel gave me a complimentary upgrade to a standard room. I thank them.

adequate for our purpose

The prices were rather outrageous for the quality of the accommodation! I suppose that is to be expected when the whole resort is a monopoly. The room was not carpeted and the beds were bunk beds! At least there was an ensuite unlike some of the other rooms at the hotel/lodge.

The room was basic, but was pretty much what I expected. However it was clean and comfortable.