Longitude 131
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Yulara Drive, Ayers Rock
Yulara
Northern Territory, 0872
Australia
The welcome open spaces of the central Dune House include the restaurant with ever-changing views of the monolith as a backdrop for every meal as well as lounging areas in contemporary campaign style, ideal for relaxing with an icy drink and exchanging stories of the day's adventures in the outback.
Indigenous artworks from local artists stand alongside an array of artefacts of the first western pioneers. Glass doors open on to a timeless desert landscape, affording guests an easy encounter with the outdoors.
Floor to ceiling windows and a high canopied roof offer a cool retreat from the Red Centre and lead the style of the guest pavilions beyond.
EXCLUSIVE AMENITIES
Longitude 131 is an All-Inclusive property
- Full breakfast for two daily (included in the rate)
- AUD$65 Bespoke Experiences credit, per suite, per stay to be redeemed against guest adventure of choice from the range available (Exclusions apply and can not be combined with any other Baillie Lodges package)
- AUD$65 Spa Kinara treatment per suite, per stay (Credit cannot be combined and must be applied to individual treatment; no cash value if not redeemed)
- Upgrade
- Early Check-in
- Late Check-out
Check In: 2:00 pm
Check Out: 10:30 am
Number of Rooms: 16 Tented Pavilions
Luxury Tents
Adopt the spirit of the original pioneers and relax after a day’s exploring in a canopied pavilion reimagined for the modern traveller.
Custom-designed furniture from Australian designers offers stylish lounging, whilst the bespoke ‘Baillie Bed’ dressed in fine linens and luxurious throws holds centre stage. Private floor to ceiling windows yield unparalelled views of Uluru, quite literally at the end of the bed, opening onto an expansive balcony with day bed, armchairs and fireplace. Each ‘tent’ is named for an explorer or pioneer and framed artefacts offer a first-hand history and tales of a much tougher experience in the outback. The unique textures of local indigenous artworks provide a colourful contrast to the pioneering past.
An ensuite bathroom offers a generous rain shower, while the complimentary in-suite bar proffers a selection of Australia’s best loved gourmet treats. Plush bathrobes are provided along with daily housekeeping and signature evening turndown service. A music system, wireless internet, telephone, safe, and climate control complete the swag of mod cons.
Luxury Tents are ideal for one or two persons in existing bedding
Dune Pavilion
Expansive and contemporary, the Dune Pavilion is Australia’s only accommodation offering views of both World Heritage-listed Uluru and Kata Tjuta. Architecturally designed as a modern interpretation of the Australian homestead, the Pavilion is considered the star of the luxury camp.
Offering separate living and sleeping areas featuring custom furnishings and artworks commissioned from local artists, bathroom with deep tub overlooking the vast desert landscape and outdoor deck with daybed, fireplace and the ultimate in desert style: a private plunge pool overlooking the outback frontier, for a personal nature-meets-luxury experience.
Extras for guests in the Dune Pavilion include a curated bar and private dining options for breakfast and sunset drinks (subject to timing of guest itinerary).
Configured as one or two bedroom, the suite is ideal for individuals or couples seeking a glamorous retreat, or friends or families travelling together.
Facilities
- Helicopter Tours
- Jacuzzi
- Outdoor Terrace
- Spa Treatments
- Bar
- Guided Activities
- Helicopter Pad
- Private Dining Areas
- Restaurant
Guest Services
- Postal Services
- Complimentary Wireless (WiFi) Internet
- Concierge
- Guided Excursions
- Laundry Service
- Twice-Daily Housekeeping
- Wheelchair Accessible
Longitude 131
Guests at Longitude 131° dine overlooking the nation’s spiritual heart whilst enjoying contemporary cuisine curated from the finest produce from all around the country, combined with indigenous and outback flavors to create a unique taste of Australia.
