Voyages Lost Camel Hotel

A lovely little quiet place to stay in the heart of the Ayers Rock resort. The room was spacious, light and had everything I needed. The bed was very soft and comfortable. A large selection of tea/coffee in the room, there was even a small carton of both regular milk and soy milk in the mini fridge. I was a little worried at first about not having a window or balcony, but the large frosted glass window in the bathroom let in enough light, the rest of the room felt really cozy, and to be honest I hardly spent any time in the room anyway as there's so much to see and do around the resort and at Uluru. The swimming pool area with sunbeds was lovely and refreshing after a morning out hiking in the hot sun. Loved the resort area and it's quaint villagey feel with gift shops, supermarket, post office and cafes/restaurants. I'll definitely stay here again when I visit.

Ideal spot! Next to teeny tiny town with food outlets a small IGA and the tourism booking place, collect your car from here!! The bus from airport took a while as there was a lot of passengers! Hotel room is basic. Bed, toilet, shower, tv, kettle, small fridge. If I was ever out here again I would stay there! Similar to a motel type room. We didn’t try the pool or the excursions. We used a hire car a lot easier when traveling with kids! Please be aware that some activities can only be booked with a tour and not self drive.

It should be clear to everyone that prices in this location are significantly inflated. If you assume that from the start, then our stay at this hotel was absolutely fine. The room was simple, but functional and clean.