2-Star Hotels in Otago, New Zealand

Facilities: quite complete, a large shared kitchen and rest area downstairs, and a small balcony upstairs where you can enjoy the view of the lake and the Iron Mountain. However, the kitchenware is not managed, and the cleanliness is worrying Sanitation: The public area is worrying, but fortunately I booked a room with a bathroom Environment: Excellent location, New World is downstairs. A little further ahead is the lake. The town is that big anyway Service: OK, no need for any service

A great experience for a female solo traveler. I Pros I shared a female dorm with three other women and had a great time getting to know those coming in and out. The shared bathroom was always clean (cleaned every day). The communal kitchen is large and well-organised. You can make use of condiments that get left behind. As it was still cold, there are always fires burning both in reception and the common room. It makes the atmosphere very cosy. The best service I got was from their information desk, which is located in the reception area. As I didn't have a credit card and businesses like Snowbiz in town don't accept cash, I was able to pay for ski passes and rental by making a booking at the service desk (they have a card machine and also accept cash). Cons This side of the hostel where my room was located, just experiences a lot of noise, as there are bars down below, despite the sliding door being sound-proof. Not all the reading lamps for each bed work and also need to be fixed. The shower leaked a lot of water, as the glass door doesn't properly close. Overall though, a great stay and value for money. You do save on accommodation, as QT is an expensive town to visit.

The map on Ctrip doesn't match the map on Huaban very well, the location is wrong, you need to search the name of the hotel directly to find it, this needs attention. As for Dunedin, the location of the hotel is relatively inconvenient. You need to drive to anywhere. But the attractions we visited basically require a long drive, which doesn't matter. It's just an ordinary motel.

Leviathan Hotel is a classic hotel with a nice interior of the common areas (wooden stairs, old fashioned furniture etc.) and an old style elevator and keys for the doors. The staff are very friendly and helpful. My rooms is in the small side and if your want a super new and spotless hotel this one is a little bit old and worn which is part of its charm.

The room is clean and comfortable, but the bed above the door is close to the door. It is a bit stuck to the dressing table to climb up. This part of the suggestion can be improved, but overall the service is very good and the traffic location is convenient.

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.

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!

Very good, Petter was very enthusiastic, introduced us to the farm and accommodation as soon as we arrived, and also took us to feed the lambs. Our whole family is very satisfied. A few days after leaving, we are all missing this wonderful place. If it goes well, I highly recommend everyone to stay. The farm is on the way to Danidine, and it is 2 hours drive from Danidine.

Facilities: quite complete, a large shared kitchen and rest area downstairs, and a small balcony upstairs where you can enjoy the view of the lake and the Iron Mountain. However, the kitchenware is not managed, and the cleanliness is worrying Sanitation: The public area is worrying, but fortunately I booked a room with a bathroom Environment: Excellent location, New World is downstairs. A little further ahead is the lake. The town is that big anyway Service: OK, no need for any service

A great experience for a female solo traveler. I Pros I shared a female dorm with three other women and had a great time getting to know those coming in and out. The shared bathroom was always clean (cleaned every day). The communal kitchen is large and well-organised. You can make use of condiments that get left behind. As it was still cold, there are always fires burning both in reception and the common room. It makes the atmosphere very cosy. The best service I got was from their information desk, which is located in the reception area. As I didn't have a credit card and businesses like Snowbiz in town don't accept cash, I was able to pay for ski passes and rental by making a booking at the service desk (they have a card machine and also accept cash). Cons This side of the hostel where my room was located, just experiences a lot of noise, as there are bars down below, despite the sliding door being sound-proof. Not all the reading lamps for each bed work and also need to be fixed. The shower leaked a lot of water, as the glass door doesn't properly close. Overall though, a great stay and value for money. You do save on accommodation, as QT is an expensive town to visit.

The room is clean and comfortable, but the bed above the door is close to the door. It is a bit stuck to the dressing table to climb up. This part of the suggestion can be improved, but overall the service is very good and the traffic location is convenient.

The map on Ctrip doesn't match the map on Huaban very well, the location is wrong, you need to search the name of the hotel directly to find it, this needs attention. As for Dunedin, the location of the hotel is relatively inconvenient. You need to drive to anywhere. But the attractions we visited basically require a long drive, which doesn't matter. It's just an ordinary motel.

Leviathan Hotel is a classic hotel with a nice interior of the common areas (wooden stairs, old fashioned furniture etc.) and an old style elevator and keys for the doors. The staff are very friendly and helpful. My rooms is in the small side and if your want a super new and spotless hotel this one is a little bit old and worn which is part of its charm.