The Mayfair

Staying at The Mayfair Hotel Christchurch was a really pleasant experience overall. It's definitely a boutique luxury hotel, with very new decor and a room design that feels more refined than a traditional five-star. The location is great – not far from the Botanic Gardens and the city center, and there are plenty of restaurants nearby. The bedding and soundproofing were excellent; it was very quiet at night, perfect for a good rest during your travels. However, it leans more towards a boutique hotel rather than a large resort, so the public facilities aren't super extensive. The breakfast quality was good, but the selection wasn't huge, and it could get quite busy during peak hours. The service was excellent overall, with a very enthusiastic front desk, which really added to the positive experience. All in all, it's a hotel in Christchurch that's strong on aesthetics and comfort, ideal for couples or a relaxed getaway. P.S. Didn't really take many photos of the hotel, haha.

This is already the best hotel in Christchurch, but it's really only on par with a budget chain hotel in China. Don't set your expectations too high.

The room facilities are very new, and the amenities are Byredo. Parking is also very convenient. However, the service is non-existent. 1. When checking out, even though the card machine showed 'approved,' they still tried to charge me an extra fee. 2. The tissues in the room were not replenished after they ran out. 3. The parking space was clearly reserved for the day, but when I returned in the evening, it was occupied by another car. 4. The waitress in the downstairs restaurant had a sour face the entire time, but she was all smiles when serving white customers.

Cleanliness: Okay, it was cleaned daily. Facilities: A bit old, and they put me in a room next to the garbage area. Service: Alright.

The location is excellent, with a supermarket and various restaurants within walking distance. The hotel is quite new, and the room facilities are great and clean. The toiletries are Byredo, and the front desk staff are very welcoming. We ordered breakfast downstairs separately, and the taste was just okay. On our first day, parking was a bit tight.