Lodges en Sendero Ferroviario de los Ríos del Norte

“Far cheaper than other accommodation”

“We had a lovely stay in one of the Binna Burra Skylodge studios. We loved everything except the cafe hours, which weren’t conducive to getting out on an early-morning walk (9am-3pm). If the hours were 8am-2pm, I think a lot of people would be happier. A boot wash station with running water would have been handy, too. We were thrilled to find lots of coffee options in our room and we had everything we needed amenity-wise to self-cater. The view was stunning! We can’t wait to stay again soon....

“Gorgeous Bali inspired accommodation. ”

“Ideal rainforest setting, private, peaceful and great fireplace with firewood supplied. ”

“A beautiful luxury accomodation in a quiet secluded area surrounded by nature. Everything is provided that you would possibly need and the hosts are wonderful and respectful of your privacy as well. Comfortable intimate and romantic escape. Highly recommend.”

“It was beautiful but we were very disappointed. When I communicated with them I had asked about transportation, having never been in Australia, I had know idea how remote it was. It cost me $140 to come from airport, was told there was food near by but nothing, we ended up leaving and had to wait 3 hours for a taxi that cost me $200. I ended up forfitting two nights and massages but couldn’t see the point in going back when it would have cost me close to $400 just to get a massage, very...