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Things started off a bit poorly as google maps tried to send us via the CREB 4WD track, but once we figured out there was a ferry that cut off about 4 hours of travel we were on our way. The chalet we had was clean and tidy and suited us just fine. Greg (host) provided us with home cooked meals (with the help of his wife Lisa) at night, and a two course breakfast in the morning. We had a couple of cold beers each night and enjoyed Greg’s stories of his time working in remote parts of the world. We also didn’t mind his direct view of world affairs. We would definitely return if in the Daintree area again.

A peaceful, relaxing stay. We enjoyed chatting and comparing our overseas experiences with the owners, Greg and his wife Lisa. Our meals were straightforward homecooked food, more than adequate serves. The fruit salad at breakfast was freshly made using some of the fruits from their garden. The chalets are comfortable, good sized with a comfortable bed. Air-conditioning is available but we didn't need it in late September/early October as the as the windows provided good ventilation. Despite the setbacks of Covid and cyclones our hosts provide a good ecologically aware service. Wifi was also excellent. We would be happy to stay again. Thanks for the stay

Terrible coffee served by a very rude man in a cafe with the ambiance of an army barracks. And to top it off the crap coffee that “only comes in mugs” cost $14 Absolute rubbish Does the Daintree a disservice. Honestly it was the worst place I have ever been to in the world!

The worst food we have EVER had in all our travels. Absolutely shocked that someone so rude can be in hospitality. Disgusting .... do not waste your money. Keep driving up the road, much better options. $20 for a dry bun, gross patty, no salad flavourless "burger". ZERO effort. Yuck!

The worst experience ever in my travels. Met the unfriendly Manager Greg gave me a run down on the property and its rules. The Manager was very rude to my partner who he critised wanting to go to the toilet immediately after our 5 hour journey there. The facilities outlined and offered were poor and very misleading. There is no actual bar or restaurant or cafe. Its more like a Canteen set up back in my school days. The free breakfast menu was lame. The Cabins themselves are quite comfortable though we had issues with power whilst I was about to have a shower. Then there were drainage issues. We did not eat here as we had nothing on offer for dinner so we ended up at a place called Whet restaurant and bar approx 25mins drive away and they had great food and beers on offer not to mention better service. We did book 2 nights here but stayed for just one we left as early as possible the next morning and seeking a refund for the 2nd night which I'll be very surprised if i do get a refund back. Overall please reconsider staying here. There are other places that look much more friendlier.

Host Gregg made our stay at Daintree Peaks one to remember. His mantra on arrival was “I’m at your service” and he delivered that with every meal we enjoyed in the airy dining area, which has spectacular views to Mt Thornton, rising over 1350 metres above the tropical forest. Delicious evening meals were cooked to order using as much produce grown locally as possible. The cottage was spacious, comfortable, spotlessly clean and truly eco-friendly with all power, water and treatment being off grid. Highly recommended for anyone seeking solace in the Daintree forest.