Hotels With Bar in Canterbury, New Zealand

The room was very clean, similar to a high-end hotel chain like Ji Hotel or Atour in China. For New Zealand, it felt quite upscale. There's free parking, which is super convenient for those who rent a car. It's also close to both the airport and the city center.

Due to heavy rain on the west coast, I went back to the town and stayed for one night. It was clean. Every room on the first floor has a back door to the garden. Breakfast is included. Bread, jam, coffee and tea are included. The whole meal seems to be 21.5 yuan. , Feng Jian by people

Location within walking distance to many restaurants. Outside view great. The room kinda small, had fridge and an electric kettle. The shower had very strong water pressure — a bit intense. Door lock not working, pillow not clean. The parking lot is across the street; I arrived in the evening and it took me a couple of rounds to find it. As a short stopover, it was okay, but not best value.

Overall, it was decent. The advantages are quite obvious: it's right next to the park, and it's very convenient to walk everywhere. The downsides are also very clear: the bathroom is located outside the room. Although each room has its own private bathroom right outside its door, it still feels a bit like a shared public restroom. Also, the balcony connects to the adjacent room, making it easy to cross over, which makes it feel a bit unsafe.

The hotel was excellent. Drinks in the bar were good with great views out to sea. Dinner menu was very good. The seafood fettuccine was lovely. The room was spacious and very clean however for a 5 star hotel we were surprised to find there were no complimentary bottles of water in the room. We enjoyed our overnight stay so much that we decided to pay for breakfast the following morning. There was the usual selection of breakfast options that you'd expect to find. The bircher muesli was particularly good. We were a little disappointed to find coffee was served from an urn and not from a dedicated coffee machine. However if you wanted to pay extra at the bar you could order a decent coffee.

The location is very good: close to Intercity Station, the city bus station, and shopping places. There is also a KFC and a small gift shop downstairs, and there is a small mall next to the hotel with a lot of food. It is a little far from three supermarkets, and it takes 15-20 minutes to walk there~ Room: Very clean, the multi-layer towel rack in the bathroom is heated, and towels and small clothes will be dry the next day when placed on it, which is very convenient. Service: There are Chinese service staff at the front desk, so it is very convenient for tourists with average English~ Note: The front desk is not open 24 hours. If you arrive or leave too early or too late, notify the hotel in advance, and the hotel will tell you how to check in and get the card by yourself~ If you are not good at English, you can ask Ctrip to help you contact~

It is quite close to Mt.Hutt. The room is on the second floor and the first floor is a bar. It is very convenient to eat, but it is because of the bar that there will be some sound at night, but it will not have much impact.

I’ve stayed at several Novotel hotels, including the one in Christchurch city center. Since we had an early flight the next day, we chose Novotel Christchurch Airport for convenience. The location is excellent—right next to the airport and very close to the car rental return, which made our travel much easier. The room was clean and comfortable, though amenities felt limited. For example, slippers were not provided and had to be purchased, which was surprising as they’re quite essential. I didn’t mind not having items like toothbrushes or shaving kits, but slippers would have been appreciated. On the positive side, the Wi‑Fi connection was stable, and the hotel’s Food Exchange restaurant was a highlight, serving delicious food with a panoramic view of the airport. Overall, a convenient stay with great dining, though the in‑room amenities could be improved.

It's close to the airport and only takes 10 minutes by car, but it takes 20 minutes to get to the city center. The rooms are very old-fashioned and dark. If you book a garden room, you have to be mentally prepared to carry your luggage up the stairs.

It was pretty good, though the location isn't ideal. It took us about 20-30 minutes to walk from the train station. Getting to the airport required a taxi, which was easy to hail. What stood out to me was the dryer – the room had an individual one that worked really well. On our second stay, we got a combo washer/dryer in the same room type, and that wasn't as good. So, if you need laundry facilities, try to get a room with a separate dryer. I didn't have breakfast. Check-in at the front desk was smooth and quick. The room was quite clean and hygienic. It's a new hotel with large, bright windows. The price wasn't too expensive, I remember paying around 700-800 RMB a night, even in the peak season of January. That might be because I had pre-purchased a package voucher. Overall, I'd definitely recommend it; it's good value for money. I didn't take any pictures of the room.