Best Hotels in Picton
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Edit Picton
"The hotel itself is a bit dated but well maintained and clean. The service was good and breakfast was substantial. Pool seemed unused for years with black spots of algae but we were not really into swimming so its ok. The room size were nice and big but sound proof is not too good. We can hear the kids playing from the other room. Beds were good and comfy. Smells clean and soft. Location is good. Walking distance to everything you need."
Picton Waterfront Apartments
"Great location with nice view, clear and precise self-checkin system. Apartment is ample, stylish and well-equipped."
Sequoia Lodge Backpackers
"Chose this place for one night stay before heading to Wellington. The hot water was not working. Besides that it's standard 2 single bed room. No TV"
The Boathouse Lodge
"Very clean and tidy. and lots of space in the room"
Beachcomber Inn Picton
"The staff were incredibly nice, and our room was both spacious and spotless. The location is also super convenient, just an easy 10 minute walk to the ferry terminal. But the on-site parking space is extremely limited."
Broadway Motel
"Nice location to access take away and supermarket. Room was clean and very happy with jet bath spa. Highly recommended."
Tombstone Motel, Lodge & Backpackers
"Great location just 1 min away for the ferry and 3 min to town. Very friendly host lovely property and great views. Loving the grape tree that growing around the house. Had a great stay."
Harbour View Motel
"The location of the hotel is very good. The balcony of the room has a direct view of the ferry and yacht harbor. The scenery is very good. The room is clean. The lady at the reception is very friendly and answers all questions. Parking is convenient, but the room facilities are a bit outdated."
Jasmine Court Motel
"Excellent place for one night or two. Great location and very modern."
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Escape to Picton Boutique Hotel
"We checked into the 'modern' suite for a night. It was extremely spacious, the bath heavenly, and location great. In saying that, there was a lot that let down the entire experience 'Modern' was a far cry from the decor; think kitsch or gaudy, which we thought was somewhat comical. The room is also located directly above the restaurant, so any music from downstairs comes straight upstairs (so expect to hear it till 11pm at night). Similarly, given there's no air conditioning, your only option is to open the windows, which really immerses you into the music from downstairs. We also decided to dine in the restaurant that evening to help support local. Little did we know this would mean waiting 1 hour for our meals, coupled with a 45 minute wait for some water, and eating some rather questionable 'fish of the day' dish that had some unique flavours that didn't quite pair well (hint: the fare at the Irish Bar is much better, where we dined a couple of nights prior). We also asked for a late check-out however this could not be arranged as an early guest was checking in (on a Sunday nonetheless). An hour after checking out, strangely the room was still bookable online, so the dishonestly was let down. We had high-hopes for this room (especially when you're paying $500+ for the evening), but I would suggest looking elsewhere. Not worth it!"
Sennen House Boutique Accommodation
"What a joy! I would not hesitate to recommend Sennen House as a perfect place to stay in Picton if you are looking for something a little bit special. An historic residence with an interesting history now owned & hosted by Michelle & Stefan. There are little luxuries at every turn in this boutique hotel set in lovely grounds & just an easy 15 minutes stroll into town. Breakfast was superb & we were able to enjoy it in the convenience of our own room when it suited us. A big thank you Michelle & Stefan who truly went the extra mile in making our stay so perfect."
The Gables B&B
"We stayed at The Gables for 2 nights before taking the ferry to the North Island Unfortunately after 2 weeks in the South Island this was the very worst accommodation of our trip so far. From the moment we arrived We and another couple of guests turned up at the same time shortly after 3 pm There was no one at the house and after a couple of phone calls (one incohérent) somebody eventually let us in to our rooms We had booked one of the cottages at the back which was probably our biggest mistake The cottage was shabby, kitchen cupboard in need of work, dirty (eg coffee granules all over one shelf), the kitchen was very poorly equipped (eg empty box of tea bags and no teaspoons), flies everywhere with no fly screen so we were unable to open the windows and as there is no air conditioning the room was very hot. Absolutely nowhere to put a suitcase other than the floor or sofa. Uncomfortable bed and thin pillows. The shower is extremely basic and a little grimy. Some very basic products just placed on the floor. No hooks either. There is a small untended garden at the front of the cottage. There are old bits of building equipment eg wheelbarrows strewn around. Parking could have been an issue as the details say only free on street parking is available We and the other couple parked at the back of the house where there was plenty of room to park although we had read that the host had previously objected to guests parking there. The wifi wouldn’t work for the first 24 hours although this was available on our second night The whole house, cottages, and outside areas are run down and very much past their best. The house is now bright blue and not as in the picture. Breakfast was pretty dismal. Squash not orange juice, ordinary sliced bread covered with a bit of cling film, various pots of vegemite, jam plonked in middle of the table. Everything self service. A couple of pain au chocolat were provided but no offer of an alternative. No hosting is going on at this unloved B and B. It is very much in need of a host who cares about the guests and what is required to run a good B and B Apparently the owner also runs the Escape to Picton boutique hotel and restaurant.Good luck"
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More Information About Picton Hotels
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Detail |
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Number of reviews |
1,682 |
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Total properties |
54 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
PHP 9,223 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
PHP 9,358 |
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Edit Picton |
FAQs About Hotels in Picton
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What is the average price of a hotel in Picton for this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Picton this weekend is PHP 7,085 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is PHP 10,516 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Picton this weekend typically cost PHP 18,440 per night.
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How much do hotels in Picton cost per night during weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Picton during weekdays is PHP 7,061 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around PHP 10,326 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Picton generally cost PHP 18,203 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Picton?
Some of the best places to stay in Picton are near popular attractions like Picton Heritage & Whaling Museum and The National Whale Centre, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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Where can I find the best hotels in Picton?
Picton has some of the best hotels for you to select. Whether you're traveling for business or on a vacation, Edit Picton (from PHP 2,963), Broadway Motel (from PHP 4,897) and The Boathouse Lodge (from PHP 1,103) are preferred hotels.
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What's the best pet-friendly accommodation in Picton?
Top of the Town (from PHP 5,326) and The Gables B&B (from PHP 9,813) allow pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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What is the best spa hotel in Picton?
Getting tired after a long walk? Escape to Picton Boutique Hotel (from PHP 11,937) provides highly rated spa services.
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What are some hotels with pools in Picton?
Edit Picton (from PHP 2,963), Beachcomber Inn Picton (from PHP 3,638) and Tasman Holiday Parks – Picton (from PHP 3,447) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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Where can you find hotels with excellent breakfast in Picton?
Escape to Picton Boutique Hotel (from PHP 11,937),Edit Picton (from PHP 2,963) and Broadway Motel (from PHP 4,897) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with fresh, delicious breakfast!
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