Heritage Lodge - in the Daintree

Fabulous cabin right in the forest we enjoyed the peace and quiet with no wifi or phone reception it’s a true detox with time to just relax. The nearby waterholes are bliss in the heat and the restaurant served excellent meals would stay again next time I go to the Daintree

Super emplacement.

The Daintree Rainforest area has to be one of the most sort after locations for Bird watchers and all who love the east coast rain-forests. Heritage Lodge in the heart of the area is perfectly placed for exploring the forest, so accessible for wonderful walks and wildlife. The Lodge itself exceeds expectations. The lovely spacious restaurant overlooks a small pool with trees beyond and the creek below. The detatched lodges spread along a feeder-track are spacious and well furnished. We greatly enjoyed our two night stay with a group, but longer there or a return trip would be so good to look forward to.

A repeat visit to this enchanting tropical oasis. Fantastic lunch in an open air restaurant overlooking the brilliant blue swimming hole. Meals are large, beautifully presented and most importantly tasty 😋 Bungalow style accommodation in the rainforest that abounds in wildlife. A real nature lovers must do x

Centrally located and well appointed lodge with an excellent restaurant. Our cabin was very comfortable and quiet. ＜30 minutes to all the local attractions from the Daintree River to Cape Tribulation. Nice birds all around with the chance of a cassowary. Thanks to Denise at the main desk for her help and advice and to Beth and her restaurant colleagues for feeding us well. Will definitely return.

My family and I stayed for three nights in June. The room was not fancy, but we didn’t expect one. The beds were comfortable for sleeping and the sleeping temperature was great with the windows open - screens kept the bugs and critters out. The shower pressure was excellent and plenty of hot water. Moreover, it was clean. The staff members that were from abroad were friendly. However, there are several negatives: 1. We selected several DVDs from the library to watch in the room and most were scratched to the point of not working. We don’t mind not having broadcast TV but that was a bit of an annoyance as there isn’t much to do after sun downs. 2. We expected breakfast to be simple per the reviews - but it was beyond simple. Only one type of bread available and four cereals with plain yogurt and cut fruit. The fruit was just okay. The coffee was absolutely undrinkable the two mornings we had breakfast, and the water for tea was not even hot. Moreover, when we popped in at 9:05 the first morning, one of the staff members said “We were just about to put the breakfast away” -although the breakfast is advertised as ending at 9:30! 3. However the biggest annoyance for us came from the several groups that were staying on site, who were treated much better than we were: a. When we arrived, we found out we could only eat in the restaurant at 7 pm, for a party of three. That was because of the many tour groups who were eating that night earlier. We showed up early in the hopes of getting a table - and while there were plenty available, we were told that we could be seated and have a drink, but we couldn’t order until seven. When we finally ordered, I found out they were out of barramundi because the tour groups had eaten it all. Very disappointing. B. On the last night, we had a few drinks before dinner. Even though they advertise a happy hour, we were relegated to a table by the pool (full of bugs) or a small part of the bar counter due to groups coming in (who we saw getting a welcome drink, something we were not offered). C. Finally on the last morning when I went to check out , groups were already eating BEFORE the advertised 730 start time - and they were enjoying upgraded breakfast options such as sausages and other hot dishes. We would have gladly paid a little extra to have those options! In short , this is a hotel that clearlly prioritizes its tour groups.