The Lost Camel Hotel Reviews

The room was spacious and clean. It is pricy but so are all the hotels at this resort area and there is very little choice if you want a couple of nights at Uluru. The staff at reception were lovely and helpful. I never used the pool. It is right behind the ‘town’ area with restaurants and the mini supermarket so that is convenient.

Needed to stay at Uluru to meet with a tour. All accomodation high price especially for a single. However, room spacious, bed big and comfortable and room clean and qell equipped

1. Airport to hotel: Free bus between the airport and the hotel in Figure 1. The bus shuttles according to the flight time. The return time is on the timetable at the hotel front desk. 2. The hotel is in the resort town, with supermarkets, restaurants, and travel reservation centers next to it. The location is good. 3. To go to Uluru, you can book tickets (AUD38/person) and round-trip bus tickets (AUD49) at the front desk, and take the bus in Figure 5 to and from Uluru. 4. The resort has a free shuttle bus, which runs every 20 minutes.

It is an economical choice for Uluru. You can basically hike outside during the day and have enough sleep at night. It is very convenient to eat and shop next door, and the facilities are sufficient.

The room is very clean and will be cleaned regularly, but some mosquitoes are unavoidable. Overall it is good

Although the room is small, it has all the necessary facilities and the toilet is separated into dry and wet areas. It is recommended.

The location and price were not bad. However, the bathroom smelled a little bit. The rest of the place seemed to be fine.

I went to see Uluru with my child. It was an unusual structure with a sink in the room, and it was inconvenient because there was no table. I used it well while traveling without any problems. I couldn't swim because it was cold. It was nice just to see the swimming pool. The staff are friendly.

The reception closes early in the evening, but you can check in at other hotels nearby. Very convenient for sightseeing in Ayers Rock. The price is high considering there is no balcony.

Very poor service. The lobby is only open from 8 am to 4 pm every day. If you have any questions or check-in or check-out at other times, you need to go to sails in the desert next door. There is no bottled water in the room, toothpaste, toothbrush, bathrobe, slippers and nothing else. There is no restaurant in the hotel, and there is no breakfast, so you have to go to the shopping mall next door to eat. Check out is actually 10 am. The facilities are the same as those of motels on the street. The swimming pool is the only highlight. It's really bad.

It was nice to have a variety of drinks. The front desk was closed at night, which was inconvenient. The bus to the airport was only available at set times and was not very flexible.

It's a compact room, so you can easily reach what you need for your daily life! The bed was big enough for two people. There is a window, but you can't see outside because it's frosted glass and you can't open it. There is no dining table, so it was a little inconvenient to eat in the room. I ate my meal on my lap (see photo). There are side tables.

Stayed here for 3 nights in February 2023 as a solo traveler. It was clean and very comfortable. The shower was not fixed, but it was a portable type, which was helpful. Packed milk is put in the refrigerator as a service, and there are instant coffee, kettle, and glasses. It's a studio room, but I was alone, so I didn't feel any inconvenience and it was too good! Hotel resort areas around Uluru are relatively expensive, so it can't be helped, but I was able to spend comfortably. There was no Japanese-speaking staff at the desk, so I asked about check-in and other questions in poor English. There is also a pool, so bring your swimsuit! There is also a laundry + dryer, which I used once ^ ^ Also, if I have the opportunity to come to Uluru, I would like to use it ♩