Longitude 131° is a member of Baillie Lodges, a hotel group operating environmentally lodges in remote locations, often included in the World Heritage-listed regions or bordering national and marine parks. In line with the company's commitment to sustainable practices, Longitude 131° was designed and constructed using techniques that minimise its impact on the site and surrounds and is approved under the Commonwealth Environment Protection & Biodiversity Conservation. The lodge is also involved in different projects with Aboriginal Areas Protection Authority, to protect sacred sites in the immediate area of the property. Particular attention is paid to the conservation of the desert eco-system, the use of renewable energy, the waste and water management. Longitude 131 actively seeks engagement with the local community ranging from food producers, local artists, furnishing designers to supporting school education initiatives, community events and work experience programs.
Luxurious, eco-friendly and romantic, Longitude 131° lies at the gateway of the UNESCO World Heritage site of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, in the heart of Australia. The name "Longitude 131" refers to the precise location of Uluru, the rust-colored monolith known as Ayers Rock, the main attraction of Central Australia. Longitude 131° isn't the only hotel overlooking the majestic Uluru, but it is the most luxurious, offering the best views. It consists of 16 luxury accommodations, similar to tends seen from outside, finely furnished inside and equipped with modern amenities. Large windows offer striking views of Uluru, with its colors changing at dawn and dusk. Staying at Longitude 131 you can discover Uluru and Kata Tjuta, exploring the stunning wildlife with expert guides or learning the ancient traditions of the Aboriginal keepers of these lands. You will be exposed to a cultural landscape, face to face with this irresistible land which very few are able to experience.
