Best Hotels in Mount Cook, New Zealand

Breakfast is ok, bread, croissant, scrambled eggs, soy beans, mushrooms, grilled bacon, sausage, apple juice, orange juice, or something The accommodation is okay. The big bed room where my friend and I slept is completely ok. There are half-length mirrors and full-length mirrors in it, but the layout restrictions are on the implantation bed (we slept very well anyway) It seems that hotels here don’t provide toothbrushes and toothpaste, so please remember to bring them. I remember that China Southern Airlines will send a set of portable toiletry bags. If you don’t bring toothbrushes and toothpaste, you must keep this. 10-20 minutes walk near the hotel, urban buildings, photo spots, Cuba Street, and you can basically reach it (if you can, it’s more convenient to plan in advance) Is there a parking lot, because I remember that there was a sign on the front desk to write about 20 dollars a night parking fee, right? I don’t remember exactly, I don’t have a car, haha

The bed was great - really comfortable. The heat pump was really annoying, some instructions would have been helpful and when I first texts sent to the cell phone provided were unanswered. When I tried the landline it transpired that the wrong cell number was listed. The heat pump continued to be problematic throughout the stay. With 4 of us staying there was not sufficient seating in the lounge＞ There was plenty of room in the lounge for a couple of chairs as well, so this was less than ideal.

Nice serviced apartment hotel in a fabulous location perfect for accessing all parts of this astonishing city. Less than 10 minutes walk to the Basin Reserve cricket ground which was the main reason for our visit to catch the Kiwis v England 5-day test match. Friendly staff, nicely appointed rooms and suites with a washing machine and tumble dryer in the bathroom. The washing machine was essential for a 9-night stay with us only bringing carry on cabin luggage. We never used the tumble dryer as they are so bad for the environment and clothes tended to dry quite quickly naturally as well making use of the heated towel rail in the bathroom. We had a suite which consisted of a combined kitchen and living area, separate bedroom and large en-suite bathroom with walk-in shower. Absolutely perfect for a long stay.

The sanitation is very good, the environment is very good, the service is good, the facilities are OK, and the hotel will be selected again next time. The food you eat is also delicious, especially the beef noodles! The hotel is good, there is a Yaohan on the side, there is a supermarket. You can walk to the famous San Francisco, the famous tourist attraction in Macau, which is about 10 minutes away. The family room is one big and one small and two beds. The room is relatively large. I like the position of the bay window. It is no problem to stay in the bed by the bed. Refrigerator snacks and drinks are free, and you can use the food and beverage coupons for self-service meals. You can make an appointment for self-service, otherwise there is no location. Next to the hotel is the new Yaohan companion, complete with cosmetics and valmont. The hotel is not far from the Ruins of St. Paul, the good physical advice is called a car to Mazu, all the way back to the St. Paul.

The name of the hotel is known locally as MAUMI hotel, and the name on this site did not convey it. It feels like the old building is being carefully used, and the stairs and elevators are old. Even though it was a four-story building, it was taller around here, and the floors of each floor were spread out vertically and horizontally. The former CUBA street is the busiest downtown area, with many restaurants, shops, and cafes. The room faced the street, but the weekend noise disappeared by 12:00 and we had a quiet night. Until 8 o'clock in the morning of the holiday, the car was hardly running.

Really very satisfied! The location of the hotel is very good, the sanitation is very good, the facilities are very new, there is breakfast, there is parking on the opposite side of the road, there is a charge, but it is like this in the urban area, and there is no charge on holidays

Always thoroughly enjoy my stay here. Very convenient, a step away from central Courtenay Place. Parking is convenient and easily accessed. Rooms are fully equipped with kitchenette that has its own dishwasher/cooktop/fridge etc. super comfy bed and nice little balcony. Really nice open plan bathroom/wet room and lighting is great for dolling up! It’s the PERFECT spot for a night out on the town. Always will be booking here for when I am needing to spend my night in Central Wellington for events. Christian H at the counter is a very nice and welcoming work colleague.

No extra bed, breakfast is standard hotel buffet breakfast, milk coffee juice drink, fried egg bacon sausage grilled mushroom, fruit oatmeal bread chant, butter jam. That's it. The location is very close to the city center. You can drive to the museum and the seaside in 8 or 9 minutes. The front desk of the hotel is responsible for parking and picking up the car. It costs 30 yuan per day for parking, no extra tip is required.

The room was clean and tidy and I was very satisfied with it. A small incident: when we booked a room through the Ctrip app by car, it showed free parking. When we checked in at the hotel, the front desk told us that we could only waive the parking fee by booking directly with the hotel. After Ctrip communicated with the hotel, the girl at the front desk confirmed that it was not necessary. After paying the parking fee and waiting to check out, I was reminded by my credit card that the parking fee was charged. I then communicated with Ctrip customer service and refunded the parking fee. I hope there will be no such mistakes in the future. I would like to thank Ctrip customer service staff for their active communication and timely reply. I feel that Ctrip customer service is excellent. It’s getting better👍

The Cambridge is a hotel that shows its age, with its threadbare carpets and a 'cage' style lift. The long, dingy corridor on our floor reminded me of the 1930s hotel in Barton Fink. That said, the place still has some old-world charm, aided by a pretty convenient location and excellent wifi. Our room was a bit of a tight squeeze, dominated by a king-size bed when a queen-size would have done. Bathroom was OK bar the skinniest hand basin I think I have ever seen. For those interested in self-catering, there is an excellent backpacker kitchen, clean and well equipped.