Hostels in Otago, New Zealand

LyLo Queenstown locates at good location! There are many famous restaurants nearby there. You just take around 5 mins to go to Ferg family by walking. I think the kitchen is quite small because have users a lot but everything is clean, also bathroom.

Haka House in Wanaka offers an excellent stay with several standout features: - Location: Perfectly situated for easy access to local attractions and activities. - Value for Money: Affordable rates with great amenities. - We picked a private bedroom: Comfortable and well-equipped. - Free Upgrade: Enjoyed a complimentary lake view upgrade. Overall, a fantastic choice for travelers seeking comfort and convenience in Wanaka.

It is clean, quiet and a very nice hostel! Except the room next door was a little loud on my second night of stay. The toilet and bathroom was clean too. Everything is good except hairdryer needs to be change. Would come back! And location is walking distance to the town.

Very satisfied with the accommodation experience, clean and well-equipped, although it is a public health and kitchen, but it is really clean, cost-effective or secondary, the most surprising thing is that this wine gave me a special experience that the general hotel simply can't give. It is fully integrated into nature. It takes a few minutes to get to the beach. The waves beat the pebbles on the beach. As long as you are happy, the whole beach you can see is you alone. New Zealand itself has fewer people. This beach will make you Do you feel that the whole world is a person, is it a rare special experience? Too much value.

Stayed here for two days in a row. The location is very good. I chose it because the introduction said there is free parking. Currently, this youth hostel has 3-4 parking spaces in front of the door, first come first served. Otherwise, you need to go to Hamilton Road to find one (which is often full). You need to bring your own shower gel and shampoo, which is not very convenient. Other than that, I can give it a very high score. The youth hostel has cooperation discount codes with some attractions, you can ask the front desk to get them. If you are traveling alone, I still recommend them.

Location was honestly excellent and unbeatable, it’s right next to a bus stop where coaches pick you up for the Milford sound day tour. It’s also a short walk to the steamer wharf area, ＜5 mins. The girls at the reception were friendly. We had no issues with only being able to access the room after 2pm. The room itself was cosy. This seems to be one of the only rooms with a king bed and private toilet - it’s called Lucy’s room. However, it was really dusty - see the dust we cleaned off the window ledge. I am allergic to dust, so I had to wipe it down myself.. There is a pub nearby so music can be heard all the way till 3/4am on Saturday night, so not recommended if you are a light sleeper. We had a quieter night on Sunday though! If I could do it again, I would have topped up the $50-$60 to book Crowne Plaza, which was also in an equally prime spot.

Perfect small and clean backpacker hostel. You can walk to the city in 5 minutes but if you want to relax you don't have to worry about party noise. David and his team are very friendly and helpful. I can only recommend it.

We, a retired couple who don't speak English, stayed in this kind of backpacker hotel for the first time (mainly because it is close to the penguin base, a 10-minute walk, and the key is that we also want to experience it). We checked in by ourselves (we checked in very smoothly with the help of Ctrip customer service). It was the first time to experience this kind of backpacker hotel for young people. Unexpectedly, the environment was good facing the sea, and the linens were very clean. We booked a double sea view room and thought it had an independent bathroom, but it didn't matter. The public one was also very clean and hygienic! The public viewing living room was great, the kitchen was great, and there were simple free ingredients. That night, we saw several little blue penguins on the beach. The blue was super beautiful. It was super cute to see someone sneaking around! Taking pictures of penguins and interacting with them on the beach shore road left an unforgettable impression! The two elderly people played until 10 o'clock in the evening before returning to the hotel. That night, there were 6 young people in the hotel, 4 foreigners, 1 Korean beauty, and 1 Chinese young man (who has been in New Zealand for 8 years and came to play alone during the holiday). It was very happy to chat with him, and thanked him for giving us a pack of Master Kong instant noodles and an egg! It is recommended to live on the 2nd floor. Living on the 1st floor is a wooden building, and people walking on the 2nd floor will hear it! But it is very quiet when you sleep, and it is super beautiful to take pictures of the starry sky at night and the sunrise in the morning!

I think it was nice to be able to open and close the door using the app, and be able to come home even late at night. It was also very convenient to be close to the center, and it was close to the lake so it was easy to go for a walk. The staff were friendly and tried to understand my poor English, which made me happy. The common areas seemed untidy. It seems that the staff cleans up the kitchen every day, but the kitchen space is not very organized. (I don't think there's anything we can do about it, since this is a problem on the user's side...) There was no free space in the refrigerator, and I felt like the facilities weren't keeping up with the number of people staying there. I also felt that the inside of the room was not very clean. There was what I thought was a security box, but the lock was broken so I couldn't use it, and although the bed sheets were clean, the comforter wasn't that clean. Also, the Christmas party was held until late, so if you don't like that kind of hustle and bustle, I think you should avoid making reservations during Christmas.