Anbinik Kakadu Resort

Paid for 2 nights but only stayed for 1 night in April 2022
5 stars for Michelle's service.
We booked this place pre-covid and our plans got cancelled during covid. Michelle followed our reservation through post covid. Though we left abruptly we will forever remember her amazing service!

Having your own ensuite was a nice change, however you paid more for the privilege. The staff on reception brought down the experience unfortunately. Two days running, they locked the pool right in the middle of the day when a number of families were looking to swim.locked so that they could vacuum the pool at some time later on.no apology. If we return, we'd not stay here again.

We stayed in the Bush Bungalow for 3 nights. Very unique type of accommodation. The property has a nice restaurant for breakfast and dinner.

A perfectly good place to stay with large clean rooms in our two bedroom apartment. The fact that the bathroom is "out the back" presents no difficulties whatsoever. At the time of our visit there was an onsite Chinse Restaurant which was great.

We stayed in an ensuite site love that it is like a little bush setting and the Chinese restaurant is absolutely delicious

We stayed 2 nights at Anbinik. Erin at reception was very welcoming and helpful. Rooms are spacious and clean. Outside bathrooms are ok but a pain to go to at night. The on-site Chinese restaurant (BYO wine no charge) is fabulous - quick, healthy, fresh and brings back memories. Cultural tour recommended.

Lovely unique accommodation. Clean. Comfy bed. Bathroom one of a kind. Definitely stay again. A toaster in the room would have been good but had tea/coffee making facility.

The room we stayed in was clean, the issue was that we were duck shoved into a suite of 6 rooms with a tour group who took the remaining 5 rooms. The kitchen, benches, outdoor areas and seats were all taken up by this tour group. There was a suite of 6 rooms next door totally empty which would have made more sense. The group were up and clanging about by 0630, sleep wasn't possible. Shower or toilet was a wait. Not the groups fault, but totally the management. We had to entice the only food outlet to stay open, "we shut early, quiet night" to have some Chinese. So if you don't like Chinese, you are in some trouble. If a sleep in is required, try to put something over the glass panel that let's every bit of morning light in with no way of stopping it. All in all, this was a poor attempt at pretending to be a resort. With little else in the area, choices are limited, as are you dining options.

I did not stay. Dinner only at the Chinese restaurant. Nice location by the pool, sitting outside. Food very average.

The best place to stay in Jabiru. Such unique accommodation in the suites, including an outdoor shower that we loved. Something many of us will never experience again. If you love to drink then BYO as there is no alcohol sold in this town.

Stayed in the bush bungalow 15 years ago & finally returned in 2023. Fantastic experience & good facilities. Located central in Jabiru.

Wow. The simplicity yet relaxing rooms, the wonderful service and the overall vibe of Anbinik Kakadu is hard to beat. Absolutely love this place. It's NT through & through. I'll return in a heartbeat. 10 stars plus.

Stayed here for one night in a rooftop tent. We were far too hot so decided to move to another resort which had space for us. Lady at front desk was kind to not charge us for the unused night.

We were in a campervan. All caravan, campervan and tent pitches have their own bathroom/toilet, which is really good. The washing machines and tumble dryers are free, which is also very good. There is a nice pool and restaurant. The evening meals are limited to Thai food. It is only open in the dry season as it is open air.

Anbinik had great service before and during our stay. Location was perfect for the site seeing and yours we went on and walking distance for morning coffee at the local food works.

Lovely little resort with a good Pool and Thai restaurant. The sites are spacious and every one has ensuite. The only negative is the grassed areas are very dry and a little untidy and general maintenance around the Park could be improved but this is our second visit and would definitely come here again

We stayed in tent meets a bungalow kind of thing. If the weather is cool you're good. You get your own detached toilet and shower which was clean. Outdoor cook area was good or eat at the restaurant. It's Thai or Thai to choose from. If you are coming to Kakadu and you want to do diy adventure without sitting on a tour bus to see stuff spend the money and hire a 4wd. I booked too late and ended up with an SUV but it limits what you can access and as a Landcruiser owner it hurt. You need a park pass from traditional owners, buy one online or at the pub past Humpty Doo. Jabiru itself has a food land, you buy stuff there but it's remote and transport costs add to the prices. We bought most of our stuff in Darwin including an esky, plastic Outdoor plates, sharp knife etc. You just need snacks and lunch options because you're out seeing stuff and it's all remote at waterfalls, lookouts, billabongs whatever. Love the NT

Great place to stay. We had the bush bungalow which was comfortable and good value. Location is very good and so is the food in the restaurant

Outside toilet and shower, wasn't as flashy as the website.
Shower didn't work so left a day early, went to tell reception but locked and no one around.

We loved our stay here. Located very conveniently in the middle of Kakadu, we stayed in a safari tent. It was clean, comfortable and Cool (with our own private outdoor toilet/shower). There is a pool on-site and a wonderful Thai restaurant. You could also cook near your tent. A perfect combination of utility and comfort. Staff were super helpful about the area.