5-Star Hotels in Canterbury, New Zealand

Staff were friendly and helpful, got a free drink from the cafe with the booking, only downside is no free parking, but we just stayed one night so just paid on the street and left before getting a ticket.

The environment is very good and the scenery is beautiful. It is close to the viewing point for furry sea lions on the peninsula. You can enjoy the scenery along the coast. When you arrive at the sea lion gathering area, the scenery at the top of the peninsula is also beautiful, with groups of sea lions. You can also climb the mountain and look down at the entire coast.

Absolutely loved our stay here and will definitely be coming back. The atrium was absolutely stunning and a great spot for photos of our cosplays before heading over to the convention center which is wonderfully close by. Loved having my coffees on the balcony. 10 out of 10!

The twin room I booked was very big, perfect for bringing children. The room has a kitchen, so you can cook simple meals, with tableware, dishwasher, dishwashing detergent, dishcloths, and everything else. It was surprisingly good. There weren't many varieties of breakfast, but the taste was really good, especially the corn hash browns and fried noodles. Highly recommended.

The room is very big and very good, just like a large flat floor, with its own jacuzzi, the balcony is to see the golf course, the only bad thing is that the hot water has a limit of one time ~ can use 260L, it takes an hour to use it.

It is a long-time old hotel, but the kind of traditional hotel that is well maintained, the service is in place, and it is located next to the botanical garden. The room is unexpectedly large, equivalent to one bedroom and one living room and a balcony (although we did not enjoy it full of dust), the tableware is also very complete, it is worth mentioning that his bath lotion moisturizer has a pine fragrance, the quality is super good, love, good.

The location is good, next to the botanical garden. Parking at the hotel is free. The room is quite nice, clean and exquisite, and the service attitude is very good. They patiently answered all my questions. Unfortunately, it was only a short stay for one night.

From Queenstown to Christchurch, I stayed in this old building from 1917, which was renovated by the University of Canterbury. The interior has obvious signs of renovation, and it is quirky and gorgeous, surrounded by art centers. The hotel is small and exquisite, and has a special style. The design and decoration of the room are very beautiful. It is only a 10-minute walk to the mall, which is very convenient.

We stayed 2 nights in the deluxe spa suite and were moderately satisfied. Given the price of the room and coming from a 5 star hotel we expected better. the wallpaper was torn off in certain places and camouflaged by something, the mini bar was not complete. the instructions for the bathroom spa not super clear. The shower was also not completely waterproof. Too bad not to have real sheets for the cover. however, we enjoyed the view and the jacuzzi. comfortable bedding. for the breakfast option, not at all up to the standard of a 5 star, and that's a shame. also disappointed, the 2nd evening we wanted to order cocktails for happy hour, the bartender being present told us that the bar was closed for that evening and when we asked if we could have them in our room we were told said no you can order only food , why? while the bartender was present, is this laziness? The hotel spa amenities were all out of order as well. At this price and claiming 5 stars we were quite disappointed

My husband and I were together for the winter holiday. We very much enjoyed our stay at this hotel. We can’t say enough the host or hospitable the premises were nicely appointed. It was located close to a beautiful botanical gardens as well as a beautiful college campus as well as stores and restaurants. We would highly recommend anyone who would stay in the area to stay at this place. Be aware that it is not a hot breakfast.