Hotels With breakfast in Otago, New Zealand

The hotel staff were incredibly warm and provided excellent service. We arrived early, around noon, and they kindly allowed us to check in ahead of schedule. Seeing that we were elderly and didn't speak the local language, they thoughtfully printed out a hotel guide in Chinese and had a staff member escort us to our room (as the hotel is quite large). This made our check-in process so easy and we felt truly cared for. The hotel facilities are comprehensive, clean, and tidy. The location is also excellent, right by the lake, and transportation is convenient. We just took bus No. 1 from the airport, got off, and it was only about a hundred meters walk. The breakfast was good, and the restaurant had a particularly beautiful ambiance!

We stayed at this hotel apartment for three nights during our South Island road trip in Queenstown. The two-bedroom, two-living room lake-view apartment (with two separate bathrooms) was excellent! Make sure to choose a unit on the 4th or 5th floor, as the 3rd floor's lake view might be partially obstructed by other buildings. The kitchen is fully equipped (though you'll need to bring your own seasonings). On the evening of April 18th, we were able to see both the aurora and the Milky Way right from our room's balcony – no need to go out and brave the cold, which was absolutely amazing and so worth it! The hotel parking was also very convenient; we paid 45 NZD for three days. However, it might be inconvenient if you don't have a car, as the hotel is located in a lower area off the main road, and the front desk is a bit of a walk from the other two apartment buildings. It's about 2.5 kilometers from Queenstown center.

Amazing hotel. Good service and friendly staff members. Nice king bed and we had an extra sofa bed which is a bonus, it was set-up for free for us as my partner sleep snoring very loudly. The location is great and easy to find. The downgrade was the parking, there was no free parking as we had to pay $20 per 24hr. So we had to spent $60 just for parking, its ridiculous expensive. The hotel should've provide it free parking. But other than that the stayed was amazing. Had a great restaurant by the wharf and the food is amazing and bonus with an amazing views.

This is a brand new hotel, so there aren't many reviews online yet, but it's probably the most luxurious hotel in Queenstown. The room was very clean, and the wooden decor felt incredibly high-end. The minibar was replenished endlessly with delicious local juices and chocolates; I even asked the hotel for several more when I checked out. Highly recommended!

Although it is a motel, it is very clean, the kitchen is no range hood, and the oven can be used. The suite we booked was not crowded for four people. The surrounding location was convenient and the penguins were very close. There are many restaurants in about ten minutes walk. The front desk is Chinese and communication is barrier-free.

The hotel's location is great, but it seems to be undergoing renovations. The reception, which used to be on the 7th floor, has been moved to the basement. There was no clear sign on the 7th floor, nor was there any prior notice. We dragged our luggage back and forth several times before we finally found it, as no one was there on the 7th floor. I booked two twin rooms for two adults and two children. At check-in, they initially only gave me one set of key cards. When I asked if both room keys were included, they realized they hadn't looked closely enough. As a result, they assigned our two rooms to completely different areas and different floors. One area even required carrying luggage up stairs, which was very inconvenient. My two children are minors, so this arrangement was far from ideal.

This was a very clean and comfortable hostel. Even though it's a dormitory, the beds offered a good sense of privacy, which made my stay very reassuring. The location is incredibly convenient, right in the center of Queenstown, perfect for sightseeing and dining out. The common areas and kitchen facilities were well-equipped, and the staff were very friendly. I highly recommend it, especially for solo travelers. I would definitely want to stay here again if I come back to Queenstown!

It's still almost a 20-minute walk from the city center. It's a two-bedroom apartment, costing 2000 yuan per night. The living room and one of the bedrooms face the lake, which is quite nice. It was relatively clean, and the bedding was very comfortable, so I slept soundly. Right outside is the pick-up point for fjord tours. The staff were indifferent and provided almost no service. The heating suddenly stopped working at night. When I called, they said someone would come within half an hour to an hour, but no one showed up all night.

It’s a vintage hotel, I’m surprised with the lift which is very old type of lift, the design very pretty and retro. Room is quite spacious for 4 adults. The heater is very powerful and strong. The hotel is located near to the town center and precinct street, just a few minutes of walk can reach.

I highly recommend this hotel! It has a beautiful swimming pool and a really extensive breakfast spread. I especially suggest booking a lake-view room. You can take stunning photos from the balcony, watch the sunset, see steamboats cruise by, and even catch the Shark Jet Boat zipping across the lake. In short, it's absolutely beautiful!