Best Hotels in Picton
Explore Picton with 50 hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
Edit Picton ★★★★
"Stop over hotel in the way to the ferry. Overall it was great for what we needed."
Sennen House Boutique Accommodation ★★★★
"An excellent boutique experience. Sennen House has a story to tell, and it’s a beautiful place to discover it. Set in a quiet location, its grounds are fantastic, utilising every piece of space cleverly; the welcoming croquet set was a taste of what was to come. The room we stayed in was great. Nice views and good spaces. Having a separate living and dining area is always a bonus, but its well appointed kitchen with a coffee machine was an extra one! The little baking treats left each day were lovely touches and were enjoyed. It was lovely to organise and portion out our own breakfast each morning, and having ownership of this was a bonus. If we are lucky enough to visit Picton again, we would definitely make this venue our first choice."
Broadway Motel ★★★★
"The next day, I took an early ferry from Picton to Wellington, so I arrived in Picton a day in advance. The hostess of the hotel was warm and friendly, and was willing to help. She didn't need to deposit any orders, passports, or credit cards. It was very simple and straightforward. The hotel is also in a good location, only 1 km from the check-in location at the pier and the road signs are eye-catching (Figures 8 and 9). It is diagonally opposite the supermarket and gas station 50 meters away. It is worth recommending."
Beachcomber Inn Picton ★★★★
"Thanks, last minute booking because of ferry booking, Nive hotel, service and room good, Clean and tidy. Booked restaurant and service slow there, under staffed but a beautiful meal when it arrived"
Sequoia Lodge Backpackers ★★★
"Great little hostel well situated and run by very helpful staff."
Jasmine Court Motel ★★★★
"The heating is very warm and it's about a 10-minute walk from isite"
Harbour View Motel ★★★★
"Quite a steep drive up. Walking distance to picton downtown, very nice views from place."
Top of the Town ★★★★
"Facilities: The room was equipped with radiators and electric blankets. It was quite cold in New Zealand in mid-April, but these were sufficient. The room didn't have air conditioning, so it probably wouldn't be suitable for summer. There were several steps at the entrance, making it difficult to carry heavy luggage. A ramp would have been helpful. Cleanliness: The host kept the room very clean, and the bedding was very cozy. Environment: Parking is available in the yard if you drive. It's very close to the ferry terminal, only a 5-minute drive. Service: We arrived late, and the host, needing to rest early, left the light on in the hallway and locked the door. We didn't see the host the next morning because we had to take the ferry to Wellington. We were also in a rush and didn't have time to write a review in the guestbook. Overall, it was a very good experience."
Atlantis Backpackers ★★★
"An impressive and vibrant , colourful backpacker hostel with a warm and genuinely heartfelt welcome. The hosts go above and beyond to make every guest feel comfortable and truly at home—they are simply wonderful. The location is fantastic, right by the harbor and the sea, and just a short walk from the ferry."
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Escape to Picton Boutique Hotel
"Escape to Picton is a luxury hotel somewhat oddly located in the little town of Picton. We stayed in the Formal Suite and what you might want to know is that there is no fridge or A/C. We needed to leave the windows open for cool air and it was somewhat noisy for a bit. The other thing is that to eat in the restaurant, which has a really intriguing menu, you need to give 24 hours' notice so they can prepare all meals to order. We didn't know this and were unable to eat there. On the positive side the suite was very roomy and comfortable and the staff (which seemed to consist of one extremely energetic person) was first-rate."
The Gables B&B
"We stayed at The Gables for 2 nights before taking the ferry to the North Island Unfortunately after 2 weeks in the South Island this was the very worst accommodation of our trip so far. From the moment we arrived We and another couple of guests turned up at the same time shortly after 3 pm There was no one at the house and after a couple of phone calls (one incohérent) somebody eventually let us in to our rooms We had booked one of the cottages at the back which was probably our biggest mistake The cottage was shabby, kitchen cupboard in need of work, dirty (eg coffee granules all over one shelf), the kitchen was very poorly equipped (eg empty box of tea bags and no teaspoons), flies everywhere with no fly screen so we were unable to open the windows and as there is no air conditioning the room was very hot. Absolutely nowhere to put a suitcase other than the floor or sofa. Uncomfortable bed and thin pillows. The shower is extremely basic and a little grimy. Some very basic products just placed on the floor. No hooks either. There is a small untended garden at the front of the cottage. There are old bits of building equipment eg wheelbarrows strewn around. Parking could have been an issue as the details say only free on street parking is available We and the other couple parked at the back of the house where there was plenty of room to park although we had read that the host had previously objected to guests parking there. The wifi wouldn’t work for the first 24 hours although this was available on our second night The whole house, cottages, and outside areas are run down and very much past their best. The house is now bright blue and not as in the picture. Breakfast was pretty dismal. Squash not orange juice, ordinary sliced bread covered with a bit of cling film, various pots of vegemite, jam plonked in middle of the table. Everything self service. A couple of pain au chocolat were provided but no offer of an alternative. No hosting is going on at this unloved B and B. It is very much in need of a host who cares about the guests and what is required to run a good B and B Apparently the owner also runs the Escape to Picton boutique hotel and restaurant.Good luck"
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Picton Travel Information
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1 GBP ≈ 2.33 NZD
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More Information About Picton Hotels
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Number of reviews |
1,684 |
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Total properties |
50 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
£113 |
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£115 |
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FAQ – Hotels in Picton
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What is the average price of a hotel in Picton this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Picton this weekend is £87 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £130 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Picton this weekend typically cost £236 per night.
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How much do hotels in Picton cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Picton during weekdays is £86 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £127 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Picton generally cost £238 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Picton?
Some of the best places to stay in Picton are near popular attractions like Picton Heritage & Whaling Museum and The National Whale Centre, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are some of the best hotels in Picton?
The most popular Picton hotels for your stay: Edit Picton (from £43), The Boathouse Lodge (from £12) and Broadway Motel (from £57) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Picton are pet friendly?
Top of the Town (from £57) and The Gables B&B (from £112) allow pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in Picton are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Escape to Picton Boutique Hotel (from £142) provides highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Picton have swimming pools?
Edit Picton (from £43), Beachcomber Inn Picton (from £49) and Tasman Holiday Parks – Picton (from £45) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Picton offer an especially good breakfast ?
Escape to Picton Boutique Hotel (from £142),Edit Picton (from £43) and Broadway Motel (from £57) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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