戴因樹雨林生態旅館

I was disappointed with the Daintree Ecolodge. It was advertised as a 4 1/2 star lodge, however, the accommodation was not that great. The room was quite standard with no TV or phone and only one bedside lamp. The air conditioning did not heat, so it was quite cold in our room. This would have been nice seeing that out of the 4 days that we stayed, it rained for three of them. The food was presentable, but once again because breakfast was included, you had a morning breakfast menu where you could pick ONE of granola with fruit and yoghurt, OR pancakes, OR scrambled or poached eggs, OR Avocado and tomato on rye, OR fried eggs, OR toast with jam and butter. Likewise with the drinks. You would think that you would be able to have cereal PLUS one other choice. For lunch, if you didn't have your own transport, you had a choice of a $125 or $135 picnic basket and for dinner the menu was the same for the whole 4 nights. Each night we chose a different meat however, it didn't come with veges. So a plate to share of veges was another $10 for potatoes and another $10 for seasonal greens, (which happened to be brussel sprouts every night) So if you haven't got a car to go elsewhere for lunch and dinner, factor in another at least $250 a day for food. There were two very positive points to mention of our stay at the Daintree Ecolodge. The staff were really helpful and friendly and the bed was very comfortable.

Great setting in the rainforest. Staff very helpful and friendly. Only issue on our visit is that it felt the lodge had opened a little too soon after the renovations required after Cyclone Jasper. Things didn't run as smoothly as we were expecting