Hotels & Hostels Alice Springs Hillsview Tourist Apartments

Hillsview Tourist Apartments (Apartment)

  • 16 Bradshaw Drive
    Alice Springs 0870, AUSTRALIA | View map
  • Price Range: Mid-range
  • Neighbourhood: West Alice Springs
  • Atmosphere: Homestyle and Low-key

Author pick

Patio and BBQ

Lonely Planet Review

Quotes Staying in this block of idiosyncratic holiday flats is like being invited into an old-style family home and told to make yourself completely comfortable. The owner does her utmost to ensure complete non-conformity between each comfortably cluttered apartment.

In one apartment a big toy teddy bear may greet you from atop a fluffed-up pillow on the bed, while in another you could be presented with several overflowing bookcases to read your way through. Homely individual touches also abound in the small, plant-filled, communal courtyard, into which a small pool is squeezed. All apartments have two bedrooms and are fully self-contained, with modern kitchens. 'Standard' rooms are located upstairs and share a veranda and a full-frontal view of the MacDonnells. 'Deluxe' rooms are on the ground floor and have their own private courtyard. Repeat long-term bookings ensure there's always lots of competition for these apartments. There are many places in Alice Springs that are gay and lesbian friendly, but Hillsview is probably the only one that advertises this.

Review by author Paul Smitz

How to book this property

This property has been reviewed and recommended by a Lonely Planet author. However it is not bookable online either with Lonely Planet or with a recommended hotel booking provider. In order to book this property please contact them directly.

  • Telephone: +61407602379
  • Email: info@hillsviewapartments.com
  • Website: www.hillsviewapartments.com

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How To Get There

2.5 km south of post office as the crow flies

Australian

Author Tip

An easy cycle or an invigorating walk 2km (1.2mi) west of Hillsview is the wonderful Alice Springs Desert Park, where an aquarium, a nocturnal house, birds of prey exhibitions and various well-presented central Australian habitats compete for your attention. Put aside at least a half-day to explore it.