Ibis Styles Katherine [formerly All Seasons]

Ibis Styles Katherine [formerly All Seasons]

Property Information:

Stuart Highway, Katherine

Ibis Styles Katherine is conveniently located near the town centre, the fourth largest town in the Northern Territory. The hotel features a restaurant, bar, swimming pool, tennis court, BBQ area and function room. Major nearby attractions include Nitmiluk Katherine Gorge, Cutta Cutta Caves, Mataranka Springs, Umbrawarra Gorge, Edith Falls and historical Springvale Homestead. There are also many guided day tours available including canoeing, crocodile spotting, bush walking and scenic flights.

HOTEL FACILITIES:

Accommodation Information:

Standard Room
Refurbished standard rooms, set on the ground floor overlooking the impeccable grounds, contain a queen bed and a single bed. The rooms include free in-house movies.

Deluxe Room
Deluxe rooms are spacious, with a queen bed and a single bed, and views of the gardens or pool. The rooms include free in-house movies.

Family Room
Some of the comfortable family rooms offer views of the pool. Each room contains a queen bed and two single beds. The rooms include free in-house movies.

Caravan and Camping
There are powered and non-powered sites available, some with ensuite facilities and others with access to shared ablution blocks.

ROOM FEATURES:

• Air conditioning
• Business Centre
• Tea & Coffee Facilities
• Ensuite Bathroom
• Hair dryer in room
• Internet Access
• Ironing Equipment
• Safety deposit box

Location Information:

Katherine (including the Katherine Gorge National Park and the Cutta Cutta Caves) An important and major centre surrounded by a range of excellent attractions. Katherine, with a population of over 6 000, is the third largest town in the Northern Territory. Located 340 km from Darwin and 1184 km from Alice Springs, the town is situated on the banks of the Katherine River far enough from the coast to avoid the humid excesses of the tropics (it has a annual rainfall of 960 mm nearly all of which falls between November and March) and yet sufficiently far north not to be surrounded by desert.

Historically Katherine has always been important. To the local Aborigines it was the point where the traditional lands of the Jawoyan (sometimes spelt Djauan), Walpiri, Dagaman and Wardiman met and consequently the river and the nearby gorge were popular meeting places.

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