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Gapyear.com recommended hostel in Australia

City: Alice Springs, AustraliaName: Annie's Place
Address: 4 Traeger Avenue, Alice Springs, Australia
About Annie's Place
This popular, funky, recently done-up hostel is a stroll from the centre of Alice Springs, capital of the Outback. This is a great place to base yourself if you want to experience Outback life and visit Uluru (Ayers Rock). Annie's Place accommodates 98 guests in 32 rooms: four-, six- and eight-bed dorms, doubles and twins. Half of the rooms are set around a swimming pool, and the other half have views of the Western MacDonnell ranges.
Annie's Place also boasts...
- A huge swimming pool
- An internet café
- A travel agency / tour desk
- A licensed bar
- Nightly meals
- Laundry and ironing facilities
- A communal kitchen with cutlery supplied (no annoying deposit)
- Breakfast supplied (jam and toast: 5:30 to 8:30)
- Off-street car parking
- High security: locked gate with code access
- Phonecard-friendly phones
- Luggage and valuables storage (no charge)
- Reception open 5:30am to 9pm
- No late-night curfew or silly lock-out
- Free airport, train or bus station pick-up and drop-off
Rates
Expect to pay around £6.50 for a bed in a dorm, and between £20 and £25 for a double or twin room.
What gapyear.com members say...
"If you go to Alice Springs stay at Annie's Place: it's a wicked hostel, one of the best I stayed at in Australia! Also they do an Uluru (Ayers Rock) trip from there which is pretty much the cheapest trip around" - Niknoks
"There's a bathroom in most dorms which is cool; it's got a nice bar and a good menu full of $5 backpacker meals which are lovely" - Corbey
Gapyear.com says...
If you've been travelling through the Outback for days, it's great to see a friendly face - and the folks at Annie's Place will really look after you. There's something here to suit all budgets, from cheap dorms to swanky, en suite doubles. And if you want to cool down after a hot and dusty day, the swimming pool is a treat...
Annie's Place says...
"I am immensely proud of Annie's Place. Every day we all strive to upgrade and improve the facilities we offer. Many times guests feel the need to tell me how impressed they are, so come and stay with us and be impressed too. I look forward to seeing you" - Mulga
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