Yulara hotels

Q: Are hotels in Yulara safe during the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis?

Hotels are safe environments for travelers as long as they properly implement sanitary measures in response to coronavirus (COVID-19). However, we recommend getting in touch with the local authorities regarding safety procedures for hotels in Yulara. For more advice, please view our information page on what to know about coronavirus (COVID-19) and travel .

Q: What hotels in Yulara have a conference room?

If your stay is for both business and pleasure, the Emu Walk Apartments offers business services, including a conference room and table for 16 people. The attached restaurant can also be hired for functions, whether corporate or private.

Q: What hotels in Yulara offer spa facilities?

The 5-star Sails in the Desert hotel is a good option for those looking to relax. Not only does it have a relaxing lounge and pool area, but it also hosts the Red Ochre Spa, which has a full range of spa and rejuvenation treatments as well as a beauty salon. This is all helped by its peaceful location away from the noise of civilisation.

Q: Which hotels in Yulara have a good view?

The 4.5-star Desert Gardens offers the only view of the famous Ayres Rock in all of the Ayres Rock Resort. As well as a restaurant and pool, attached to the hotel are native gardens that you can explore at your leisure or with a guided tour. Many rooms offer outdoor seating to help you better enjoy the view across the native bush of Uluru National Park.

Q: Which hotels in Yulara offer a free airport shuttle?

Most visitors to Yulara arrive by plane; however, there are limited services in this small town to get you to and from the airport. The Outback Pioneer not only offers a free shuttle service to and from the airport, but also one around town – good for those with limited mobility or young families.

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Good to know

Low season	August	Cheapest month to stay with an average 30% drop in price.
High season	June	Most expensive month to stay with an average 20% rise in price.
Average price (weeknight)	$459	Average Sun. - Thu. price over the last 2 weeks.
Average price (weekend night)	$597	Average Fri. & Sat. price over the last 2 weeks.

Top tips for finding the perfect Yulara hotel

For those looking for a location close to the Uluru National Park and Ayres Rock, the small settlement of Yulara within the Ayres Rock Resort is the closest you can get. 5 hours away from the closest city of Alice Springs, the best way to get to Yulara is by Ayres Rock Airport, only a 10-minute drive from town. There are a number of good accommodation options in Yulara, all close to tours to Ayres Rock.
Close to the Pioneer Lookout, the Outback Pioneer Hotel is also only a short 10-minute walk away from the town square shops and restaurants. The hotel also has a concierge desk that can help you book your trip to Ayres Rock and help you learn about the other activities around Uluru, such as native desert awakenings, Kata Tjuta or skydiving over the National Park.
Those who wish to explore Uluru in luxury may wish to consider the Sails in the Desert hotel with its 5-star rooms and suites. The hotel has its own swimming pool surrounded in Australian gumtrees, the popular brasserie-style Ilkari Restaurant and a good cocktail bar decorated in traditional aboriginal art. The hotel is also next to the conference centre for those here on business.
For those looking to stay in their own self-contained apartments, Emu Walk Apartments offers one or two-bedroom apartments with an equipped kitchen, living area and bedroom. The apartments are next door to the town square supermarket and information centre, and close to the Emu Lookout, which will give you views of the National Park.
If you’re interested in Australian culture, the 4.5-star Desert Gardens offers guided walks through native gardens with a local Aboriginal storyteller to learn about local food and traditional hunting. From here, you will not be far from the Wintjiri Arts and Museum, where you can learn about the region’s history and local flora and fauna. The museum also showcases local artists who you can watch and learn from as they work.