Named after the huge white sails that adorn its roof, Voyages Sails in the Desert Hotel offers luxury accommodation in Ayers Rock Resort. Designed to reflect the Aboriginal culture and Australian heritage, the hotel is also home to a gallery displaying artworks as well as in the public areas.
Accommodation at Voyages Sails in the Desert Hotel offers a choice of Superior and Terrace Rooms and Deluxe Suites with interconnecting options available. Featuring luxurious interiors, each room also enjoys air conditioning, private bathrooms and private balconies or verandas with picturesque views. Couples and families alike are well catered for at this Uluru (Ayers Rock) accommodation.
Voyages Sails in the Desert Hotel also enjoys an exceptional range of onsite facilities including a range of bars and dining options, swimming pools, a shopping centre and more than 65 tours and attractions both within the resort and nearby in the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park and Ayers Rock.
All Rooms Feature:
Superior Room: Spacious rooms with Indigenous artwork and decor themes. Bedding is 1 King Bed OR 2 Queen Beds. Maximum room capacity is 5 Adults & Children.
Terrace Room: Features indoor/outdoor living space on the terraces including day beds and a dining suite. Bedding is 1 King Bed OR 2 Queen Beds. Maximum room capacity is 4 Adults & Children.
Deluxe Suite: Features a separate living/dining and sleeping areas. Suites feature multiple balconies overlooking the garden. French doors connect the indoor spa to the bedroom. Bedding is 1 King Bed. Maximum room capacity is 2 Adults & Children.
Ilkari Restaurant: Nothing says breakfast more than an egg and pancake station! This restaurant offers an international and interactive menu for breakfast and dinner. Each evening the menu features a range of salads, vegetables, antipasto delights, pastas, roasts and grill selection. With a children's menu available Ilkari is open 6.30am-10.30am and 5.30pm-9.30pm, reservations are essential.
Walpa Lobby Bar: Open daily from 10.30am until late, here you can enjoy coffee and cake as well as lunch, snacks and pre-dinner drinks. Try the popular burger or one of the many cocktails on offer. Children's menu available.
Pira Pool Bar: Featuring share plates, fresh salads, light meals and tapas along with a great range of refreshing beverages, this poolside bar offers a relaxed setting. Open seasonally from 12pm to 8.30pm for light meals and drinks..
Additional Dining Options: Voyages Ayers Rock Resort has a number of dining venues throughout the precinct. Located at Desert Gardens Hotel - Mangata Bistro & Bar, Arnguli Grill. Located in the Town Square - Ayers Wok Noodle Bar, Kulata Academy Café, Gecko's Café. Located at Outback Pioneer Hotel & Lodge - Outback Pioneer Kitchen, Outback Pioneer BBQ & Bar.
The following activities are free of charge:
The following activities are available at a charge:
Red Ochre Spa: Take a break from trekking and touring around Uluru for some rejuvenating treatments at Red Ochre Spa. Blending the essence of natural Australia with the latest treatments and expert staff, time will disappear and you will leave feeling fully refreshed.
A shuttle bus circulates Voyages Ayers Rock Resort precinct daily, departing approximately every 20 minutes between 10.30am and 12.30am. It stops at all Hotels, Campgrounds, the Resort Town Square, the Gallery of Central Australia & Uluru Camel Farm (it does not go to the National Park).
Children: 2-15 years are free of charge utilising existing bedding
Check In: 3.00pm
Check Out: 10.00am
Reception: 24 Hours
Address: Yulara Drive, Uluru, Northern Territory
Ratings are averaged based on 17 reviews.
Our room was comfortable and an easy walk to the "town square" where we enjoyed a few of the activities that were offered. The resort shuttle bus and the Hop On, Hop Off bus to Uluru were very good. The breakfast buffet was extensive and generous; the dinner buffet was also generous but the food was luke warm by the time we got it to the table and very expensive, as were drinks and the limited a la carte lunch menu. Hospitality staff at the buffet dinner were very professional, helpful and cheery, but the bar and a la carte waiters were stretched and tired. Other than coffee cups there were no plates or cutlery in the room, but were supplied when we asked, so we could cut up fruit and make lunch. But really, we were there to revisit and walk around Uluru, which was magnificent.
Great place to stay, helpful friendly staff, good transport options to local attractions.
Very happy with our stay
