Cooinda Lodge Kakadu

Loved the natural beauty of the property. The room was very clean and comfortable. There was a missing remote for the TV. We did report this to the front desk.

The perfect time to stay - no one else around 😉

I stayed at the glamping tent. It’s actually pretty nice, and the shared bathroom facilities were well above the standards i,ve experienced. It’s just that the property is in a monopoly situation so is very expensive for what you get. There is only one dining option in Cooinda and that’s in the lodge’s restaurant or bar - and both are average tasting while very much over-priced.

Really enjoyed our stay. Great resort. Really like the glamping tent accommodation. Staff were all really good. Has a really good vibe. The restaurant food is good enough for remote location. Buffet breakfast acceptable for a few days, but would get sick of lack of variety after that. Shared bathroom facilities could be cleaner, but desperately need ventilation as it was beyond hot using it at night due to humidity. Overall, I really enjoyed my stay and would definitely stay again.

Cooinda is in a great location. The glamping tents are very nice, although you have to use a shared bathroom block because the tents don't have running water, and you are among trees with very colorful and loud birds flying around. That's very cool. The restaurants and pools are good although there were a couple of strange glitches. Staff replaced shower get with moisturiser in all the showers one day for no apparent reason and the meal times were a bit limited given the schedules. Breakfast didn't start until 6,30 for instance which wasn't convenient given the scheduling of day tours. But overall this is a great spot and highly recommended.

Great spot to enjoy Kakadu. Loved the Yellow Water Cruise which is a must do at sunset. Restaurant was great. Will be back.

For the most part the staff was courteous and helpful. When we had trouble with our tv, someone came and sorted it out for us quickly and efficiently. The dinner options were limited ,expensive, and not all that delicious.

We enjoyed our stay at Cooinda Lodge. The proximity to the Yellow Waters cruise and the Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centre was very convenient for an older couple. The drive to Nourlangie Rock and Anbangbang billabong was a bit far but worth the drive. Being unused to the heat, the pools were a very welcome respite.

The glamping tents are just meters from a massive loud generator - I ended up sleeping in my car to get some peace

Great location near Yellow Water.