Accommodation is very expensive in Coral Bay, being such a small and beautiful location, so the Ningaloo Club is really good for reasonable priced rooms. It was the first time I've stayed in a hostel type accommodation in many years, and was generally happy. I had a private double room without en suite, so sharing the bathroom facilities with the... More

Coral Bay/Ningaloo Reef is such an amazing place. i instantly fell in love with the atmosphere and the beach there. it was absolutely stunning. Ningaloo Club is almost like an older hotel that has been converted to a hostel. It is very clean. There's also a lounge area and a kitchen area where you can cook. there are not a... More

This hostel was a great place to stay for 3 nights. They have a nice pool in the middle of their area. A small but nice bar. Some of the staff were very sweet and some not so much. A good, clean kitchen. We stayed in a 4 bed dormroom, and it was ok. Nothing fancy but ok. Mind the... More

We stayed here for 1 night as we arrived here on the Greyhound which meant we got there at 2am. We'd booked the night before so in reception was a basket filled with bed sheets and cuttlery each along with a room key. So we set up our beds and tried to get to sleep. But about 4 other people... More

Admittedly some time since I stayed here, but deserving of some comments. Five star hotel it is not....but a fun backpackers hostel it is. Lively and enjoyable with a keep it simple, keep it fun philosophy - not necessarily cheap, but also not expensive....... in my opinion value for money. The staff were always on hand and prepared to go... More

We stayed in a double room which had a double bed and a locker. It was relatively clean. You have pay a deposit for your plates and cutlery. And if you want pots and pans you have to get them at the bar every night. The kitchen is clean though. The showers are with salty water, which is not very... More

Ningaloo Club hostel is fit for purpose but nothing special- though in Coral Bay there is limited choice. The corridors are brightly painted with fish and reef photos, but this colourfulness doesn't reach the dorms. The dorm was tidy but dull- but the linen, carpets and cupboards all tired and bit grotty. Plus you're charged for blankets in the winter-when... More

At $110 per night for an ensuite room I was expecting a lot more. The room was like a small cell and the ensuite was disgusting. The carpet was filthy, there were ants everywhere and I don't believe the room had been cleaned from the last guests as I found drink spills on the bench and a few dollars. In... More

I agree with the previous reviewer about the noise at Ningaloo Reef Club. I also thought the place a bit pricey at $85/night for a small double room with two beds, two lockers and a fan. If you wanted a blanket you had to leave a $10 deposit. Otherwise there isn't much wrong with the Club, it offers internet access... More