Hotels With Gym in Otago, New Zealand

I booked this hotel because I had an early 7 AM flight. It's easily accessible from Queenstown via bus route 1, and bus route 3 takes you to a supermarket near the airport, which is super convenient. I had originally planned to walk to the airport (about a 20-minute walk), but I easily caught a taxi at 5 AM for 20 NZD. The front desk staff was very friendly and attentive, especially a lady with a French accent. The front desk closes after 8 PM, but you can self-check-in/out with a key card. The room itself was well-equipped, thoughtfully laid out, clean, and tidy, with kitchen facilities and a washing machine.

Nestled in a valley just 20 minutes from Queenstown, this hidden gem is a hidden gem. The hotel rooms are very fancy, and there's even an open-air bathtub, an indoor swimming pool, and a spa. The value for money is truly excellent. 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 price was great, really affordable. Parking is limited, and many spots without the hotel's logo require payment, so be careful not to make a mistake. Overall, the room conditions were excellent, and there's a simple, free gym. It's a 5-minute drive to Queenstown Airport and 15 minutes to the city center, so it's right by the airport – perfect for those with a car. There's also a washing machine, dryer, and a heated towel rail.

The lake view room was beautiful, and the free parking was very convenient. It's about a 20-minute walk to Queenstown city center. The room had two large beds, and while the facilities felt a bit dated, it's still highly recommended!

The location is excellent, right by the lake in Queenstown's town center. You can take a bus from the airport to Blue Peaks, then it's about a five-minute walk. The hotel itself is quite old, and the facilities are pretty basic. The breakfast wasn't great either, and the restaurant environment isn't very appealing. I'd recommend booking without breakfast; for the same price, you'd be better off getting brunch at a cafe by the lake. Most of the hotel staff, however, were very warm and friendly.

The hotel's exterior is easy to find, located on the steepest hill in Queenstown. The bus stop for Arrowtown is just a few minutes' walk away, and it's about a ten-minute walk down to the city center supermarket. **Environment:** The hotel layout felt a bit like a maze, and the signage wasn't very clear. On my second morning, I was in a hurry to check out at the front desk and got lost. I ended up having to walk out onto the main road and then loop back around to the reception, which was quite inconvenient. I suggest improving the signage. **Facilities:** I was genuinely impressed when I entered the hotel room. Aside from the noise from being close to the road, the views were absolutely stunning. You could see the lake, overlook the city center and the mountains. Plus, it had floor-to-ceiling windows, a balcony, a living room, a fully equipped kitchen with tableware, a dishwasher, and a washer-dryer. It was a complete luxury living setup, and I was very satisfied.

The staff are nice and friendly. Good to have the water refill machine at the lobby and the hotel room is clean and tidy. The only issue is they have a limited number of carpark space and need to book for the carpark space in advance, but there are still lots of public street parking space next to the hotel as well. So generally everything is good and worth for money!

Mainly located by Lake Wakatipu in Queenstown, the scenery is absolutely stunning, and the service is incredibly attentive. They even made sure we had a lake-view room, so we could wake up to beautiful lake and mountain views every morning. It's also only a 30-minute walk from Queenstown town center.

We were driving from Queenstown back to Christchurch and this hotel was a great overnight stopover. At just over 600 [NZD, assuming currency], it was excellent value for money. The room was very spacious, and the bed was huge – like two double beds put together! The only downside was the inconvenient parking, but then again, most hotels in New Zealand charge for parking. We paid the deposit in cash, and checking out was smooth; they inspected the room for about 3-5 minutes in the morning and refunded it. All in all, a good experience.