Longitude 131

Very good service, tours, facilities and 'tent' :) During a quite cold night we missed however the possibility to heat up the shower (room not the water),

We have been fortunate to have travelled to many incredible places and had opportunities to stay at unique properties. This was one of my favorites places to visit. It mixes a luxury safari like experience (albeit without the animals) with peaceful isolation. We spent 3 nights here and stayed in the 2 bedroom Dune pavilion (traveling as a family with 2 children ages 12 and 16). This is not a property where you will find many children but it was a special family experience. The dinner under the stars (with blankets and heaters and stargazing), the multi course meals at each sitting and the relaxed and peaceful environment made for a memorable trip. All activities, meals, transport to and from the airport were included. At night, they even set up the outdoor fireplace with drinks on the loungers (all drinks and snacks are included). They even provided hot water bottles in the bed at night to keep room, which was an amusing surprise. We went in winter, so our tours in the morning were chilly. We did avoid most of the flies, which I understand can be troublesome in the warmer months. They provided blankets for the gorge walk (felt like a Jedi walking through the gorge with the blankets flowing off of us). We got to enjoy sundowners while overlooking Uluru at the sunset viewpoint, providing stunning pictures. While expensive, it provides an opportunity to experience Uluru and the Outback region in a. relaxed manner and feel closer to the natural environment. It's glamping at it's finest.

A great place to stay. Each lodge has a fantastic view of Ayers Rock