Wanaka Hotels with Parking

The boss is an old handsome guy, the people are very good, the location is also very good, the room is 2 floors, can live 6 people, we stayed for one night and left, rushed to the next attraction!

Extremely satisfied! The family room had one king bed and two twin beds, with two separate rooms so everyone could sleep comfortably without disturbing each other. There was a heater inside and air conditioning outside. The kitchen was fully equipped with utensils and dishwashing tools, so we could cook our own meals. The front desk offered midday service where we could borrow cooking oil and salt, which was perfect for a self-drive trip. The hotel itself felt like a small park – very quiet with nice views and easy to find. If I visit Wanaka again, I would definitely consider staying here. Full marks! A special thanks to the front desk lady who lent us oil and salt! We were a bit rushed at check-out time, and she even helped us extend our check-out by a little bit, haha. Absolutely wonderful!

The hotel is a converted old house, and the building itself is very beautiful. The downsides are that the building is indeed old, and the soundproofing is poor; footsteps are very noticeable if you stay on the first or second floor. The curtains clearly haven't been cleaned in a long time. Being on the street, it's affected by passing cars, although there aren't many cars at night. There's a microwave, kettle, and countertop, but no cooking utensils or stove. The ceiling is very high, and the light above the bed is a bit uncomfortable. There's a bathtub, which is very clean, but the toiletries smell bad. When I checked in, there was a leak above the toilet. It couldn't be repaired at the time, and the staff said they'd asked the Chinese owner if they could move me to another room at the owner's motel. I said it was too late and I really didn't want to change rooms, so they gave me 30 NZD as compensation. I suggest choosing carefully, as there are many old houses along the west coast…

This place is like a hostel in a small town, about a 10-15 minute walk from where the Intercity bus drops you off. I arrived early and couldn't check in yet, but I was able to store my luggage. Be aware that there's no elevator to the second floor, so you'll need to carry your bags up yourself. Surprisingly, the room had an electric blanket! Though it wasn't very cold when I was there, so I didn't need it. There's no fridge in the room; if you need to chill drinks, you'll have to use the large fridge in the laundry room. There's a small restaurant next to the front desk. I remember seeing a lot of people chatting there in the evening, mostly Chinese travelers sharing tips. You can help yourself to coffee, hot cocoa, orange juice, etc., in the restaurant anytime. Breakfast was prepared by a lovely lady; her maple pancakes were absolutely delicious! She was also incredibly patient and helpful. I asked her about getting a taxi to Roy's Peak, and she even helped call one for me. She thoughtfully reminded us to note down the taxi's number and the hotel's address for the return trip. (Here's a side note: as the taxi approached Roy's Peak, the driver, a kind lady, thoughtfully asked if we knew which number to call for the return trip. After I confirmed I did, she patiently asked if my phone had a local SIM or if I was roaming. She then explained that if roaming, I'd need to dial the New Zealand country code first. She was truly wonderful!)

This is a highly recommended guesthouse/hotel. Check-in is self-service. It's a cozy villa with a small park outside the living room and a farm nearby. The scenery is beautiful. The guesthouse is clean and tidy, with a Nordic style, giving it a homey feel.

The rooms are spacious and bright, and there's a large courtyard. It's very close to nearby attractions like Lonely Tree, Roy Peak, and Rippon Winery.

I really loved the bed here; it's a bit firmer than most hotel beds, which are often too soft for my back. The fully equipped kitchen facilities were a definite plus. The beautiful view made for a very relaxing stay, especially since I wasn't in a rush.

Located on a city street, with various shops nearby. The front desk is staffed from 2 PM onwards. It's a 3-minute walk to Lake Wanaka, and about a 25-minute leisurely stroll to the Lone Tree. Enjoying the natural scenery along the way in the early morning is very pleasant and comfortable. If you want to stargaze at night, even walking to the nearby lake, you'll still be affected by the brightness of the streetlights. It's next to a large supermarket and a 5-minute walk to the food truck park, making it convenient for finding food. There are fewer parking spaces than rooms, so if the lot is full upon arrival, you'll need to park in a nearby park, and be mindful of the paid parking hours. The room has a sofa, a full dining table and chairs, a bar, and a basic kitchenette. However, the pot had food residue, which made us question the overall cleanliness of the utensils and made us hesitant to use them. The fixed showerhead in the bathroom was a bit inconvenient, and the room's brightness was dimmer than shown in the photos.

The room was clean and had almost all the utensils needed for cooking. The living room was spacious and the bathroom was nice. There was a garage that opened and closed automatically, probably because it was winter. However, it was just the right width for a car, so it was a bit difficult to get out of the car. There is nothing around, so it may be inconvenient if you don't rent a car.