Ferntree Rainforest Lodge

Lovely natural surrounds. Kitchen facilities leave a lot to be desired

Rather over-priced The cabin had a number of broken items, lights, shower door etc. It smelt very mouldy, and the bed had a plastic cover on the mattress and no mattress protector over this, so the bed became hot and sweaty during the night! The restaurant food was expensive and disappointing. I guess that accom in the Daintree is always booked out so they don't have to worry! The staff were lovely - mostly backpackers on holidays

Not the best accommodation but ok for price. The building is dating and not super clean however my daughter really loves the pool. Staff in the front desk were tired and stress but tried their best considering what they had to deal with. The showers was the worst part of the stay. Hot water was either boiling or ice cold. None of the tours were available as it was all booked out. I would suggest being super organise and booking everything in advance.

Lovely setting in the rainforest. But the kitchen was dirty and had no hot water. Bed was uncomfortable and sheets scratchy. Pool was wonderful.

Great service, offered room upgrade. Location is perfect for everything Cape Trib has to offer

Loft cabin cleanliness and upkeep were below average. Mould riddled the grout in the shower, spider webs with live spiders in reachable corners of the room and the linen you slept in was musky/mouldy-smelling. Lots of rotten wooden areas inside and out of the cabin which made it look and feel dirty but also contemplated whether the steps were 'safe'??? Lighting inside the loft cabin was poor. Only tea and coffee facilities which made it difficult for families to prepare snacks for kids or cheap meals to have at home. SCANT crockery and cutlery - not enough for 2 adults even!! The venue is not very family friendly for today's society. No TV/DVD machine/wifi was down??? Great adult retreat but not family friendly. Breakfast was good -- thank God!!

We had a lovely stay, it is close to beach and within easy reach of other attractions in Cape Tribulation

An air of dilapidation, under-resourcing and understaffing. Eg cold showers, wait of over an hour for ordered dinner meal

Surrounded by pure nature, the resort provides comfortable accommodation in a basics style. The restaurant is a beautiful building but unfortunately the food wasn't very good. We enjoyed the lovely pool. Both entrances looked rather spuky than inviting and may need a bit work. We stayed in the Garden Loft Room which had a lovely feel and everything we needed.

Managers were not welcoming, but were helpful when asked. No one except young backpacker workers would talk to you. The cabins were nice, but needed some plumbing and other repairs. The shower was just adequate but water would not drain away. Too many outside lights on at night were a problem as there were no curtains in the loft. Restaraunt food was average. A quiet place but needed managers who were more people friendly.