Property Information:
41 Gap Road, Alice Springs
Nomads Toddy’s Backpackers is the first ever purpose built hostel in the NT, having provided a range of comfortable, air-conditioned accommodation for budget travellers since 1978. From dorm beds to deluxe motel and family rooms, this is the perfect hostel to stay if you are travelling on a budget!
Toddy’s staff offer experienced advice on all travel aspects, work and party requirements in and around Alice Springs.
Nightly “all you can eat” meals are available for $7 and a small bar with cheap drinks guarantee a good time.
Additional features include: Free courtesy bus, free tea & coffee, free breakfast, free luggage storage, TV room, pool table, open fire, table tennis, swimming pool and hammocks, bike hire, laundry, kitchen and in-house parking.
- Fully air-conditioned
- Swimming pool
- Kitchen & laundry facilities
- Bar with happy hour
- All you can eat evening meals
- TV room
- Bike hire
- Tour desk
- Internet access
- Table tennis
- FREE Linen
- Tea and coffee
- Breakfast
- Tours organised and booked
- Lockers
- Courtesy bus
- Luggage storage
Accommodation Information:
Dorms are available with shared or private bathroom facilities. Budget rooms have shared facilities. Motel & family rooms are ensuite. Deluxe rooms also have a DVD player & kitchenette.
Room Types:
- 6 bed dorm
- 6 bed dorm (ensuite)
- 4 bed dorm
- Budget Double/Twin/Single
- Motel Double/Twin/Single (ensuite)
- Family room + ensuite (can accommodate up to 6 people)
Location Information:
Alice Springs – It’s Australia’s Oasis, the capital of the Outback and the most romantic country town in the world. It’s where the Arrernte Aboriginal tribal group have lived for 20,000 years and where pioneer men and women gave “tough” a new meaning. It’s where they race camels, hold hilarious holiday regattas in dry river beds and where Peter Finch finally caught up with Virginia McKenna in the 1956 film classic “A Town Like Alice”.
What’s so great about “The Alice”? Well they reckon it’s the 5 C’s; the Climate, the Colours, the Culture, the Characters and the Closest proximity to every beach in Australia. So don’t forget to check out the Tide Times around the country.
So whether you fly, drive or take the train, you might want to set aside 7 days to take in everything there is to see and do in Alice Springs as well as the stunning scenery of the Western and Eastern (Macs) MacDonnell Ranges.
If you think “The Alice” is hot, flat and dusty then you had better think again, because there are stunning ranges, spectacular gum trees, refreshing waterholes, beautiful palm trees, awesome colours, more waterholes, amazing wildlife, a lush green golf course, and not to mention the waterholes.