2-Star Hotels in Otago, New Zealand

Brilliant place like all haka houses are! Very clean and huge kitchen area, nice lounge area as well! Toilets were clean. Only downside is that there is advertised private parking but when I got there the car park was full with about 6 cars in it! This means you have to either park on the street or go up a huge hill and park outside houses just to get to your car! Wasn’t made clear.

Located right on St. Clair Beach, the room was cozy and, crucially, fully equipped with kitchenware, including a bottle of fresh milk, a large oven, and a hotplate. I took the opportunity to cook a steak and a small beer, which was very comfortable. The bathroom was a bit small, so larger guests might find it uncomfortable. The bed was clean, and the next day, I found a kitten there. We played with it for a while before leaving, and it was very enjoyable. Overall, I highly recommend it!

Very clean and comfortable stay. Complete cooking facilities and well planned food storage location. Spacious communal kitchen and bathroom. Warm and responsible hotel staff. The room is a bit smaller and the room heating seems to be closed regularly. But overall I still like this accommodation very much 😄

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.

Wooden house, walk up and sloppy, have to be light. There is no separate toilet, about two or three houses share a toilet plus a bathroom. The facilities in the house are cute and have a heart. Check in according to the password, it will be troublesome to miss the email. . Anyway, I was looking for a long time. The single bed is very narrow and foreign countries are the same.

1. Location: Brownstone Street is a street that separates the residential area and commercial area of ​​Wanaka. Wanaka itself is not big, and it is not far from Wanaka Lake. The hotel is very close to New World, and it is not far from anywhere. 2. Facilities: This is a hostel, but the layout is not good. The kitchen is downstairs, and it is very inconvenient to climb up and down. There is only one hook in the shower room, and there is no place to put clothes. The bed is open, without any privacy, but it is ventilated, haha, suitable for acquaintances to live together. But many people who live in this kind of hostel live with strangers, which is a bit embarrassing. The curtains on the windows of the room do not block light, and I was woken up by the light early in the morning. This is very bad, not very attentive! The kitchen equipment is very simple, the kitchen stove needs a lighter to light, the layout design is too poor, the appearance is not good, it is not convenient to use, and things are scattered. 3. Hygiene: The kitchen hygiene needs to be complained, it is dirty and messy 4. Service: Full marks💯The front desk is very nice, can small talk, and the service experience is full marks! ! !

The curtains are slipping and the light is a small problem.

A large motel, the hotel grounds are a large park. There is a large lawn and a rugby field. very quiet. We live in a separate area. The room is not big and can accommodate 2-3 people. There is a public kitchen, which is large and cooking is no problem. There are dedicated public toilets and bathrooms, only hotel guests have keys, one minute's walk from the room. There is a medium-sized supermarket 5 minutes' walk away. It is a 10-minute walk from the town center, less than 20 kilometers from Queenstown, and a 20-minute drive. Compared with the same housing price in Queenstown, it is half cheaper.