Hotel Guide - Banks Peninsula Track hotels in , New Zealand.

"Clean room Comfortable bed Short walk away from town centre "

"Very cool how they mixed a hotel and hostel vibe. We brought our family and it was good for them to see how fun it is for young people to travel like I used to. Check-in was a bit clunky, but not too bad. "

"The staff were really friendly and my room was very quiet "

"After an initial mix up at check-in the room we stayed in was excellent. On site parking was a little tight but we did get a space every night (there is free on street parking anyway so not really a problem). Room service and amenities supplied were excellent and it was one of the best value stays we have had. Road noise could be a bit of an issue if you're very sensitive to it but it did not keep us awake at all."

"From the first hello by the staff, we were hooked. We loved everything about this hotel mostly the spaciousness of the room well equipped for room service and a bit of cooking. The room was super modern and sparkling clean. The restaurant a bit small and a tad noisy but the food and service more than made up for it. Pricing a little high for the food but this felt like an upscale hotel in the very best way. Also great that we were not too far from downtown with excellent bus service there and to the airport."

"Nice room & very clean. Lovely sitting on the balcony. Handy having a small kitchenette"

"Very cute cottage in a beautiful peaceful place! "

"We started our NZ vacation here after landing in Christchurch and it was the perfect start. The pub served wonderful appetizers and desserts. We had a room with a balcony overlooking the bay--great for settling in and relaxation. The pool was cooler than I hoped. Breakfast is self-serve with limited but thoughtful options. Sharing facilities wasn't a problem, but there weren't many other guests during our stay. Staff was warmly welcoming and very accommodating. "

"Really friendly check-in staff, beautiful ambience with the wall art, clean room with excellent amenities. "