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Overall, pleasant stay in a Studio room. Room was clean and well presented - only grumbles are ＞ no desk chair to use if working in the room ＞ side table next to the bed is small. Studio rooms are ＞ near the front gate, and so subject to a little noise in the early morning ＞ side-by-side, and back-to-back with each other One night was not so pleasant as a neighbour seemingly fell asleep to their TV, which was at very high volume, with the noise transferring through the common wall.

If you are looking for an average self-catering option in Palmerston, then the Quest will do. It is located within walking distance to a shopping center for supplies. There are a number of restaurant options close by including one on site should you wish to eat out. The facilities are clean and functional. However, be sure to book a room with a fridge that has a deep freeze compartment if you are looking to use frozen meals. My room only had a bar fridge which mean I had to choose fresh food options for my stay. The gym has a few items in it, but is quite lack luster. I went up the road to a local gym that had the right equipment. I must admit, although there was free wifi, it was not secured at all and I did not trust it. I used my mobile hotspot during my stay. Some may feel this is not a big deal, but it did bug me. Staff were reasonably friendly and the secure onsite parking cost $10 a day. There is street parking if you want to risk it.

The Hudson is immaculate inside and out. Free secure parking is a bonus and the rooms have everything you need to be self contained for a short stay. It’s very fair value. Just be aware that there’s not much to do around the local area. The only restaurant I found was the Midway Tavern (700m away). There are takeaway places across the road. The building is a U shape and there’s a small pool in the middle with many balconies looking over it. I wish they had aircon remotes as the aircon switches off every time a balcony door is opened. The biggest highlight of this place is the staff. They are all super nice and go out of their way to help you and make you feel at home. I’ll go back just because of them 👍

For the price I paid I wasn't really sure what I was walking into, but I was prepared for the worst. My dad was an alcoholic, I grew up in country pubs. I'm quite comfortable with the smell of beer and cigarettes... Winnellie surprised me. Well the Sports Bar entry to check in didn't, that is straight out of the 70s/80s and is full of old men complaining about the animal they just lost a bet on. Ignore all that and check into your room, it's way better than you think! Freshly painted and refurbished. Amazing air-conditioning. Great amenities. Secure. As a woman travelling alone I felt very safe here. The bathroom is dated but who cares, clean and hot water. This room is kinda a diamond in the rough and you hotta hand it to the owners. It's tough taking on a building like this and making it attractive to modern expectations. It even has a fancy new coffee machine... that is a strong selling point. If you are sensitive to sounds bring earplugs. You will be in an industrial area and next door to an airport. No sound concerns within the building, its a reasonably quiet pub scene here. 100% recommend and would come back if I'm ever up this way again.

Hansani and the team at Splash Bar were very friendly and helpful. The service was fast and I really enjoyed my drink next to the pool. I’ll have to remember my swimmers next time! I will recommend this to my friends who are in transit as it made waiting for my connecting flight so much more pleasant.🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈

Great location. Basic rooms with comfortable bed. Limited options for breakfast - we eventually found out about the “pool view” cafe in the Novotel (the pool is dry) which had better breakfast options for us as we had small children who only wanted toast and not the buffet breakfast at the Mercure. (We were told it would be $15 for children over 5 (our grandchild is 6) but then other people said they were told it was free.!? Had some trouble with parking - paying guests should be assigned at least 1 car park per room - however this wasn’t the case and we had to park in the “overflow” area across the road and carry our luggage over. Definitely need a car or vehicle to go anywhere. Great new pool but don’t stand on the fake turf on a hot day as it burns your feet! Don’t forget to ask for “Territorian rates” if you are a local - show your drivers licence and get a discount.

Used Darwin Resort as our port of call while holidaying in Darwin, before road-tripping back to Alice. Found the resort to be almost ideal. It's not in Darwin City itself, which would be a problem if you don't have a car, but for those with cars, Darwin and Casurina is only about 10 - 15 minutes away, while it's also ideally situated for getting away from the city and out to Litchfield for the day. It also has quite a nice pool, and unlike many, actually has shade for it. Only reason I didn't give 5 stars is that the restaurant is shut, but since we were on a budget holiday, that wasn't such an issue either. There were a number of takeways within a 5 minute drive, and we ended up eating at Casurina or Stokes Hill Warf anyway. Staff were professional and friendly, rooms were... well, hotel rooms. Airconditioned, clean, no noise - what more can you really say? Thoroughly recommend for families with cars.

The hotel is close to the Marra Stadium and Airport. It has a free shuttle to the airport. The room was nice with comfy bed, nice TV that I watched the Collingwood versus Greater Western football game on edge as for the last nine minutes Collingwood was in front and they did not score and kept Greater Western from scoring. The bed was comfy, plenty of tea and sugar and clean bathroom. The price of $209-00 was very expensive and the breakfast also at $26-00.After check out time at 10-00 they had storage for my luggage also.

位置不錯，靠近碼頭，附近有不少吃的。