The Landing Port Hedland Motel, Port Hedland

The Landing Resort has a nice presentation, but there are some drawbacks that make it difficult to recommend wholeheartedly. While the grounds and rooms are tidy and appealing, the food seriously needs improvement and the lack of basic amenities reduces the overall experience. For the price of $330 a night, I expected much more, like better dining options and in-room amenities.

The Landing Resort in Port Hedland is a bit of a mixed bag. The grounds and rooms are well presented and nice, but the lack of basic amenities like a kettle and decent dining options left me disappointed. The price feels steep for what’s offered, especially considering the dining experience. Overall, it’s not quite what I expected based on their promotions.

The resort has a beautiful presentation, both in the grounds and the rooms, but I found the overall experience lacking, especially when it comes to food and some basic amenities. It's a bit overpriced for what you get, particularly since it's mainly catering to workers rather than tourists. While the rooms were decent, the absence of essential items like a kettle and Wi-Fi was disappointing. Consider your options before booking.

I had mixed feelings about my stay at the resort. While the grounds and rooms were well presented, I found the overall experience lacking, particularly when it came to dining options. The high price tag didn't match the amenities provided, and I left feeling a bit underwhelmed. Not having basic items like a kettle and experiencing disappointing food really impacted my stay.

I found the resort to have a pleasant ambiance with well-presented grounds and rooms. While I appreciated the aesthetic appeal, I was disappointed by the dining experience, particularly the breakfast, which lacked freshness and variety. The absence of a kettle in the room was also quite frustrating. Additionally, the pricing felt steep given the overall experience.