Longitude 131

This is a stunning hotel with exceptional service. This is a great place for folks who are active. My husband isn’t very mobile and they went out of their way to pick him up in buggies, make sure he was comfortable and make accommodations. The service blew us away - from Kevin who picked us up at the airport to Lara who served us meals, they were all 10 stars.

Honeymoon trip of 3 nights Just amazing on every level Spectacular location, beautiful accommodation, relaxed and informal yet super luxe in every way Great itinerary to make the most of where you are with guided tours Food and wines excellent at every turn We booked a spa too on our last morning The attention to detail and service was outstanding This may seem like a gushing review - but most deserved and we can’t recommend this enough as an immersive, luxury experience in the red centre

Excellent trip to Longitude. We would highly recommend staying here for 2 nights. We have stayed at 3 boutique hotels during our 4 week Australia trip and Longitude was the second in the rating. The tents are beautifully decorated, dinner under the stars was the highlight for me and of course seeing Uluru was a highlight. It is very well organised but as mentioned in previous reviews it is a place where your trips are with fellow travellers. It’s very “scripted” but we still enjoyed it. The staff are friendly and full of enthusiasm for what they do. We were very unlucky with the weather and had rain so on our “activity free”afternoon we found we were bored. Had it been sunny the pool would have been great but we were just unlucky. The Cultural Centre was the only extremely disappointing part as it’s not finished and it is so expensive. Be prepared to pay £1000’s for a small aboriginal canvas. We would have missed this if we had known as it was a tourist trap.

Longitude is a very nice facility. Public space is inviting and "tent" rooms are exactly what they should be for an upscale "camp". The hotel is designed for its guests always being on the go on tours to Ayers Rock and is prepared for guests to come back happy, but exhausted from summer heat( 100 degrees Fahrenheit ) with cold wash clothes and cold drinks. Facility is all inclusive. Overpriced - but there really is no competition!

When somebody mentions glamping , this does not begin to describe it. The "tents" are constructed about 10 feet above ground and although they look like tents they are really pernmanent structures. The rooms are spacious and very comfortable with a deck that in most cases looks towards Uluru. the food was excellent and the staff tremendous both for their friendliness and efficiency. In the middle of January the A/C struggled a bit during the day but it was very comfortable at night. Dining under the stars was a highlight of our last evening.

This was a disappointment. We stayed here for 2 nights and at southern ocean lodge (much better) for 2 nights. The location is amazing and very pretty, the red sand is like another world. The rooms are also pretty nice, not amazing but nice. The activities are terribly run. You get on a bus with many other tourists and do pre-programmed activities throughout the 2 days there. No choice (we tried). Many are things we would have skipped. It feels like a field trip in elementary school. We asked ahead if there was bird watching, they said no. Once we got there we googled it ourselves and saw adds for bird watching guides in the area. Food was mediocre. I know its remote but its a trash excuse. We have been to far mor remote places with excellent food. Its the quality of a Hilton brunch. All this for 4k/night. We have stayed at places for 2-3k that were just as remote that were far better. I guess its the best place in the area, but otherwise no reason to go