Pet-friendly Hotels in Otago, New Zealand

Overall, this accommodation was excellent and exceeded our expectations. The unit was very spacious, well-maintained, and spotlessly clean upon arrival, which immediately made us feel comfortable and at ease. The layout was practical and suitable for both short and longer stays, with ample space to move around and relax. One of the biggest advantages was how easy the place was to locate. Clear directions and a convenient location made check-in smooth and stress-free, especially after a long journey. The surrounding area was also quiet and pleasant, allowing for a restful stay. Cleanliness was clearly a priority, from the rooms to the common areas, which we truly appreciated. Overall, this accommodation offers great comfort, convenience, and value. We would definitely recommend it to others and would not hesitate to stay here again in the future.

This hotel in Queenstown is quite good value for money, though it's incredibly tiny. The bathroom is so small you can barely turn around, but considering the price, I can't really complain too much. It was fine for a one-night stay, relatively quiet, and generally decent. I understand the small space, but the bedside table could definitely be upgraded; it looks quite cheap. There's definitely room for improvement there, and it wouldn't be hard to fit a slightly larger cabinet in this space.

Kitchen supplies could be improved, because there was no dishwasher and no range hood installed for ventilation, plus there was a scary sign ordering travelers not to cook fragrant food. Travelers arrive from all over the world with different food habits, so not sure what's considered unacceptable to cook. The electric cooking stove was old and kind of broken. The windows have no screens so it was difficult to leave them open without insects crawling in and we got multiple mosquito bites. Room on the small side for families as there was no separation. We appreciated the free washing machine and dryer, and detergent cost NZ$2.

I don't know why other people have low scores, the environment and sanitation are OK, the cabin is in the jungle, there is no light pollution at night, the stars are very beautiful, and the price is much higher than the kiwicamp self-service camp we live in every day. Usually powered site is NZD40-80, the hotel backpacker also needs NZD20-40 per person, this price is very good. The wine at the gas station and the store is very low price, and the South Island is not lower than 3.1 per liter.

Stayed in an ensuite cabin with family. Everything was awesome. Had a comfortable night stay.

Everything is new, bed is new too. Very friendly staff and lovely place for someone to chill for the night

Very nostalgic and friendly place to stay Soft drinks available Reference dates There are also reservation services such as sauna rooms, you can feel the owner's care There is a courtyard, so there are some bugs in the room. I don't care very much.

Nice view