we stayed here for two nights in April as part of a trip through Queensland. it seemed to be low season here so it was very quiet and we had the best view of the river from our room. the air con in the room was very efficient and essential in the heat and humidity. The deck which is for... More

We stayed here out of season and turned out to be the only guests, but in a way that made us even more privileged to enjoy the peace, the views, the ever-changing river, the sound of the rain pounding on the roof, and the warmest of welcomes. "Bland and uninteresting" it certainly isn't - just quiet and quaint. The room... More

As a local to the region I had this place on my list of places that I might recommend, until I went there myself. It has always been the most bland and uninteresting place to stay in the Daintree, but it was often the last place with vacancies and it is slightly cheap. And it does have a water view,... More

and breathe in the serene river setting of this little jewel in the wilderness. Don't expect a 5 star hotel, but do expect 5 star treatment from the owners. After being on the road for a couple of weeks, this perched-over-the-Daintree RIver feels like a place you want to stay at a lot longer then you know you can. We... More

Our room had a view of the Daintree River & a large expansive deck with communal kitchen facilities. The hosts were very knowledgeable about local tours & self-guided bush-walks and were very helpful & friendly. Thoroughly enjoyed our stay - well worth the trip, especially if you're looking for some relaxation & beautiful scenery. Thanks so much! Heather & Jeff

We were welcomed with a handshake at the door by a lovely man who runs the place. The facilities are very adequate and have their own country feel. We camped and found the area to be well maintained and comfortable right next to the river. I would highly recommend this camp ground to anyone seeking a lovely country retreat.

We stayed in the lodge section of the property , the remaining section being caravan campsites. The common area is a wooden deck overlooking the Daintree river where you can make a cup of tea, read a book or just do nothing. The views of surrounding cattle farms is serene and the property lies in the shadows of Thornton peak... More

The Daintree Riverview lodge was well located for Cape Tribulation and other activites (such as crocodile watching, etc.). The rooms were fairly small but immaculate and modern. Daintree is a small town, not much to do however it was a welcome rest to sit on the vast deck overlooking the river after a hectic month in Australia. We were definitely... More

I stayed in a lodge room for one night. This place is good if a quiet low key getaway to the rianforrest is what you are looking for. be aware that this place doesn't have creature comforts. No tv, no wifi, not much to do at night but sit on the amazing decks overlooking the river and Forrest. I did... More