Ibis Darwin Airport Hotel

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This is a solidly three-star hotel. It's clean and convenient to the airport and that's all it has going for it. We got there after midnight and were left to find our own way to the building/room in the dark. Not great.

The room was really small (although I was expecting that) but it was good for an overnight stay and really worth it for access to the lagoon pool which I'd been wanting to go to for ages since it opened.

Couldn't believe how expansive and well laid out the property is. Pool wonderful! Splash kitchen beautiful. Darren (airport extractions at 1am particularly helpful) staff at that time were welcoming and humorous even when I acted as a "tryhard"! Will definitely stay again or promote to my friends.

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Construction made it so noisy. Staff were rude. I couldn’t turn the bathroom light off properly. Bathroom door broken. Staff are always so unhelpful and rude. The rooms are so tiny for the price. It’s such and place to stay. Pool beds are reserved by large groups with multiple towels early in the day and not monitored by staff so it is impossible to sit by the pool. There is also no reception in the rooms (ibis). Staff couldn’t care less. Very unhelpful.

Unable to have a shower on Saturday morning screen door jammed shut and unable to open.

Checkin was extremely slow. The map they gave me to my room was wrong. All the shower product containers were broken. I couldn’t turn the lights off properly and there was so much noise from different machines like walk waybaircon etc constantly. Room was tiny. Kettle didn’t work. Waste of $180

Faulty smoke alarms in the building went off in the afternoon amd were "Fixed" then proceeded to go off again just before 1 am and would not stop had to move rooms / buildings for the remaining hours of the night in the middle of the night while the alarms continued for hours

Did use it

How would you feel if you drove more than three hours after a heavy 8 hour shift so you could wake up refreshed and catch a 6 AM flight only to be woken up after 2 hours by horrendous loud plumbing noises