Sails In The Desert Ayers Rock Resort — Lodging in Yulara

Reviews of Sails In The Desert Ayers Rock Resort

• Alex

  Added 2016.08.28

  The staff at the front reception, gift store, lobby bar and buffet are all fantastic. Friendly and professional service all around.
• Xavier

  Added 2016.04.11

  Guest parking is in a convenient location.
• Jaden

  Added 2016.02.14

  Plenty of information on tours available at reception.
• Sean

  Added 2016.02.05

  Pros- Upgraded to Terrace room. Terrace is huge. Plenty of towels and TP. Parking is good. Lobby bar good food and drink.
• Michael

  Added 2015.08.31

  Rooms very comfortable with all amenities. Breakfast fantastic having had a bush omelet and good coffee. Staff are lovely and happy to help with anything. Can highly recommend.
• Landon

  Added 2014.11.08

  This is a hard one the hotel was nice clean very open. rooms sort of surround the pool but are very far away from it. Food and drink was a bit dear but hey its in the middle of nowhere. Staff very nice good for conferences. had some issue with child care hopefully that gets sorted
• Caleb

  Added 2014.09.30

  Pool is big with plenty of seating. Grass courtyard is regularly manicured. Trees and garden areas are large and well established.
• John

  Added 2014.03.02

  Cons-Lobby bar service dodgy, bathroom sink faucet shots water out of glass when used.
• Adam

  Added 2013.07.31

  The staff are great, the activities fun, the resort in general is well thought out with a full itinerary for everyone's taste and everyone's budget. The room was comfortable and the AC worked well, if a little loud. There are several restaurants throughout the resort within 5 minutes walk or shuttle and they all serve decent quality food.
• Dominic

  Added 2013.07.18

  They have a lobby bar with indoor and outdoor seating. I highly recommend their signature cocktail: the lemon myrtle martini (pictured)
• Elijah

  Added 2013.06.13

  Really enjoyed the luxury of this resort.
• Jeremiah

  Added 2013.04.19

  Some things are extremely overpriced and others are somewhat overpriced - you're in the middle of nowhere so you have to expect a premium but the resort is the only thing around so they clearly capitalize on that.