The Landing Port Hedland, Port Hedland

The Landing Resort offers clean and well-presented grounds and rooms, but it feels more like a workers camp than a traditional resort. The food was quite disappointing, lacking freshness and flavor, and amenities like Wi-Fi and a kettle in the room were definitely missed. At $330 a night for a couple, it seems overpriced given the dining quality and lack of certain conveniences.

I had a mixed experience at The Landing Resort. While the rooms are decent and well-kept, the overall experience felt more like a workers' camp than a resort. The price seems steep for what they offer, especially considering the lack of amenities like a kettle and Wi-Fi. The food was a significant letdown and detracted from my overall enjoyment.

The resort has well-presented grounds and nice rooms, making for a pleasant stay. However, the dining experience was a significant letdown, particularly with breakfast and the lack of amenities like tea and coffee. The pricing feels steep for the value offered. Additionally, no Wi-Fi was available in the room, which was quite disappointing.

The Landing Resort is presented as a nice accommodation choice in Port Hedland, but it feels more like a workers camp catering primarily to mining companies. While the grounds and rooms are well-maintained, the steep price of $330 for a couple per night raises eyebrows, especially considering there were no basic amenities like a kettle or extra towels. Unfortunately, the dining experience was quite disappointing, lacking in freshness and flavor, making me hesitant to return.

The resort offers well-presented grounds and rooms, but the experience is marred by poor dining options and a lack of basic amenities. While the rooms are decent, the dining leaves much to be desired, making it hard to justify the price. Overall, it's a mixed bag with some positive aspects, but significant room for improvement.