Pet-friendly Hotels in Otago, New Zealand

I'm not sure why this place has a relatively low rating, because it's actually pretty good! When I booked, it said 'dormitory' so I thought it would be a large communal room, but it turned out to be a 5-person room. There are three dorm rooms in one big building, with two bathrooms, and then a separate building for showers. The value for money is absolutely fantastic! Even compared to other hostels, they offer free luggage storage right at the front desk, to the right. No need to worry about security at all. Even though I reluctantly booked a mixed dorm, everyone was really nice, and it was quiet at night. As for cleanliness, it was very clean by hostel standards. The front desk staff were also very nice; everyone was friendly. The walk to this place is a bit steep, a big uphill climb, but it's very scenic. You pass a grassy field where kids play, which is lovely. It's also very close to the center of 'Little Queenstown,' only about a 15-minute walk.

Interesting place…old school and chapel with lovely grounds plus alpacas to pet! Very clean and comfortable with friendly staff

If you use Google Maps, remember to select the pedestrian path for directions. Otherwise, it may guide you to an abandoned house. The view from the dining room was nice, but we found some short blond hairs on the bed. We weren't too concerned about it, but others might be. The breakfast is quite Western—bread and jam, with milk or yogurt. It's a nice place, suitable for a short nap before takeoff. Nearby Saddle Hill is a great spot for viewing the Southern Lights if the timing is right. You could also ask John for local tips—he might know the best viewing spots. Thanks again to John for his hospitality!

The location is a bit remote, the room is more spacious, the hotel decoration is old, the kitchen equipment is less, there is a microwave oven and a bread machine, sleep at night, the room door is glass, the shading is not good, the lights in the yard are particularly bright, which will affect sleep.

It's alright, about a 10-minute drive from where you can see the penguins. The only downside is that the kitchen utensils are a bit sparse – not even a single knife, just one pair of scissors. I'd suggest the hotel at least provides a knife set. Also, there were only two hangers, which wasn't enough. The bed was quite comfortable. The water pressure was very low, so I didn't even bother showering that day.

This hotel is located halfway up a hill, a bit far from Queenstown's town center. It's a pretty standard hotel with three beds in one room. The bedding was quite comfortable, and they offered complimentary breakfast. Overall, it was decent.

Nice view

Clean accommodation and nice location. Got food takeaway delivery service menu, classic kitchenware for toast and coffee. You may find plunger coffee pack at the back of the tea pack tray.

The hotel was great and stayed for five nights. It was very good. Needless to say, the environment was well maintained and very environmentally friendly. The food was good and the fruit quality was good. The service was in place. The shower time was set for 7 minutes and a cycle felt too short, but because it was environmentally friendly design, it must also be supported.