Quest Dunedin Serviced Apartments Reviews

Front desk staff was friendly, but they closed at 4 PM and that made it a little difficult. The rooms are cleaned, but the bathrooms could use a little more Cleaning. 

It's strange that this hotel apartment only has a 3.8 score on Ctrip. After checking in, I found that the apartment is not bad. The room has a small kitchen with simple kitchenware to cook some food. The location is super good. It is diagonally opposite the train station and a 5-minute walk to the First Church, Octagon Square and other downtown areas. There is a large supermarket Woolworth just outside the hotel, which is very convenient. Analysis shows that the reason for dissatisfaction should be inaccurate hotel data. The platform shows that there are only two room types, one 40 square meters and one 55 square meters. After moving in, I found that rooms like 103 and 104 are not 40 square meters at all, and are only about 28 square meters at most. The adjacent living room is not open. If you book a two-bedroom room, such as 204+205, you can share a living room. The platform data is wrong and misleads consumers to check in. No wonder the guests are dissatisfied and give bad reviews.

5. Every day when they come to clean the room, the staff need to play loud music, and it becomes a disco scene. I took a nap in the room from 1 to 3 pm, and the noise was really unbearable.

The location is very good, it is very convenient to go out for dinner or shopping

The first person who likes it is the front desk, who gave a very warm introduction. The reserved room is gone and the parking fee is waived. There are two large supermarkets around the hotel, New World and Countdown. The room is very clean, quiet and comfortable. Highly recommended. It’s also very close to the University of Otago.

Parking in Dunedin is difficult. Parking spaces in the city are very tight. You have to check in first and the clerk will give you a parking space number. You need to park in your space. You need to swipe the room card at the garage door and you have to pay 15 New Zealand dollars a day to park.

The location is very good, the house in the back is very quiet. The kitchen is fully equipped and there are two large supermarkets nearby.

The suite is fully equipped for cooking, and has a washing machine and dryer. The transportation is convenient.

I couldn't make it to the check-in time that day, and there was no one to receive me or inform me. It turned out that the reception was due to opening hours, so I met an enthusiastic guest who told me that I could get to the room first if I had my card in the mailbox. . The second thing is that I stayed for three days and two nights. On the second day, no one cleaned the room, took out the trash, put down bath towels, and folded the bedding. He received rent for three days and two nights, but only promised two days and one night.

If you check in late, you will leave your key in the box on the left side of the door. Checking out is also quick and convenient.

Facilities: Everything is available, except for ovens and facilities for heating ingredients. If you want to cook, you need to pay attention (it may be that the room type I booked does not have relevant facilities) Hygiene: very clean and tidy Environment: The overall environment is relatively spacious and the visual effect is still very comfortable. Service: The front desk is very nice and will help solve problems. When booking, I left a message on Ctrip that I needed to reserve a parking space, but for some reason, the hotel did not receive the information from Ctrip. Finally, the hotel front desk helped to provide a temporary parking space. Thank you very much for the hotel front desk's assistance!

Stayed twice, clean and tidy, with washing machine and dryer

The room facing the road is very noisy and has poor sound insulation.

The location and facilities of the hotel are very good. It has one bedroom and one living room with a large space. The house is fully equipped with kitchenware and stove, washing machine, dryer and heater. It has its own parking lot and costs 15 New Zealand dollars a night. But the only and biggest drawback is that it faces the street, and the windows are single-layer glass with almost no sound insulation. It is very, very noisy. Friends who are afraid of noise should choose it carefully.