Broome · Australia
Kimberley Travellers Lodge Broome
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Bugs in the bed Toilets and showers were dirty and out of paper Front gate was locked at 6am when I had to go to work, no staff around to let me out for work. Had to hope the fence with two bags. Hard to find the place at night. Street is not lit up and no clear sign out front saying it’s out back.
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Vibe Analysis
Kimberley Travellers Lodge Broome is a practical backpacker base close to the airport, Chinatown, town, bus stops, and tour pickups. It has a young-hostel feel more than a quiet lodge feel, with a pool, bar, garden areas, communal hangout space, laundry, luggage storage, and simple breakfast. The best fit is a social, budget-minded traveller who wants an easy Broome landing pad and does not need silence. Staff are often a strong point, and the location makes short stopovers, airport walks, and town errands straightforward. The kitchen is a major tradeoff. It can be useful and open daily, but it can also get crowded, messy, hot, short on space, and full of flies. Fridges may be packed, and shared food storage can feel chaotic. Dorms can be tight, especially when long-term backpacker workers are settled in with lots of belongings. Rooms range from clean and comfortable to smelly, cramped, or worn, and courtyard-facing rooms can catch late-night noise from the bar, kitchen, pool gate, and common areas.
Signals to check
- Noise can run late, especially around the courtyard, bar, pool, and kitchen areas.
- Kitchen cleanliness, flies, packed fridges, and crowded cooking space are recurring problems.
- Dorms may feel cramped, with limited storage and long-term backpackers using shared rooms as home base.
- Bathrooms and laundry areas can be basic, busy, or poorly cleaned.
- This is better for social backpackers than families or travellers needing a quiet sleep.