Hotels With Pools in Wellington, New Zealand

The facilities were its usual top class standard, clean quiet and plenty of car parking. Staff were great thank you

The hotel looked good at the reception, but the room was a bit old. We had stains on the bedding and decorative pillow covers. Bathroom didn’t have toothpaste or cotton pads, so you better be prepared. The window view was okay, but a little noisy. Location was good though.

A divine experience glamping in a vineyard! ❤️ Had the good fortune of stumbling across Martinborough on my way to Wellington. It's a quaint place with a variety of well appointed cabins with gas fireplaces and spa baths just outside the cute village of cafes, shops and wineries. Their team is kind and hardworking. 💯 Bring your own food since you'll have a kitchenette and food can be limited during the day since most places don't open until evening or the weekends for tourists. Also, recommend driving since it's both expensive and challenging to get around outside of the limited free shuttle. Bikes are available to rent for $40NZD 🤑🤑

The hotel front desk service is professional and polite. I met a Chinese waiter who enthusiastically introduced the route. There is a free chocolate party every afternoon and rich content in the morning, which is very convenient for guests staying in the hotel.

The location of the hotel is very good, in the city center, next to the Parliament Building, not far from the ferry, the room is spacious and clean, with kitchen facilities similar to an apartment, very suitable for family travel. The breakfast has fewer types than Hilton, but the quality is okay, 35nzd is half price for a child (my family is 3 and a half years old), and the hotel helps with parking for 40nzd, which is still very convenient. After all, the hotels in Wellington are basically not easy to park, after all, the city center is very expensive. The view from the room is good, there is a green area outside the window, which is the local cemetery (the locals don't mind these, it's very similar to Japan), and I personally don't think it matters, after all, the environment is very good.

The hotel is in a great location, on Cuba Street, a food street with many restaurants that can be changed every day. In addition, it is located in the downtown area and is close to various scenic spots, which can be reached in about 10-15 minutes on foot. It is also very convenient to take an Uber, and you can reach the scenic spots in a few minutes. The room is quite large, and the single bed in the twin room is also 1.35 meters wide, which is very spacious for sleeping with children. The carpet is also relatively new and feels very clean. It is the first choice for family travel. The front desk service is also very good, and there are Chinese-speaking employees. I will definitely stay in this hotel again when I come to Wellington next time.

Very friendly staff Very helpful for all our needs Close to the Airport and shuttle bus service available. Beds were very comfortable and the room was spacious and clean. Highly recommended Value for price.

The room was spacious, with two 1.5-meter queen-size beds and a kettle. The staff were friendly and attentive, and the breakfast was plentiful. There was a fresh juice and vegetable dispenser. The location was great, right next to the pier, museums, and designer shops. Just over 100 meters away, there's a fantastic Chinese restaurant, ”Jasmine Restaurant,” which has been in business for 45 years.

Also called QT Hotel, because of its name, the museum hotel uses a lot of modern art works in its decoration, especially in the public areas, which is unique and full of artistic atmosphere. The hotel bar and restaurant are OK, and the front desk is open 24 hours. Since it is a serviced apartment hotel, there are kitchen equipment in the room, as well as washing and drying machines. There is a large supermarket ”New World” outside the hotel, which makes it very convenient to buy vegetables and cook by yourself. Everything is good. It is located in the bay, only 500 to 800 meters away from the city center. There are many restaurants on the pier, as well as a food city. One of the seafood restaurants with Antarctic crabs as a gimmick is good.

This is the most affordable accommodation nearby, so expect not too much. The basic cabin has a bunk bed, a table, a chair, and unlike other camps, there is an electric kettle, three tea cups, small bags of coffee and tea. Parking is available next to the house. The toilet, bathroom and kitchen are all shared. There is no washroom for washing, either in the kitchen or in the toilet, which is slightly inconvenient. But overall it is still possible. There is also a little shortcoming, there are cockroaches found in the room.