Murchison Hotel Guide - Murchison Museum hotels in Murchison, New Zealand.

"Great stay loved the place, had half rain half shine weather great covered outdoor areas for cooking/ living even in wet!Trains and road were super close but not a problem."

"Wonderful dining options. The tower of pancakes did not disappoint! A very charming and welcoming lodge to all. Bonita was a lovely host and made our stay extra special :)"

"Lovely garden setting, clean and comfortable room, convenient to the cafes and pub in Murchison. Perfect stopover for the trip from Nelson to Greymouth. "

"Fantastic staff, great room, comfortable beds!"

"The host is incredible and the property beautiful. The highlight of our stay was the absolutely amazing breakfasts. I can’t recommend this place enough!"

"Simply gorgeous. Very well thought out space. Exceptionally clean. Very warm. Enjoyed the local walks, down by the lake is suitable for pram. A little temporary baby proofing would be required by guests if the baby could crawl- which would be doable without bringing anything extra. Luckily our baby can’t quite crawl. It was all the soul goodness of hiking without carrying baby up a mountain. Hope to stay again. "

"Friendly and helpful staff. Super clean room-tiny but well laid out. Quiet. Good water pressure in the shower! "

"What an absolute beautiful spot. Our host was so welcoming and gave clear instructions. The property is so well set up and has clear instructions throughout. The heating systems were great. Close to everything all while feeling private. This property is now in our top 3. Clean, well presented and great location. Thanks again "

"We had a lovely stay at Lake Station. The cottage was cosy, clean, and had everything we (5 adults and 1 labradoodle) needed and more. We enjoyed the wood burner when it was chilly, and bean chairs on the deck when it was sunny. The dog loved bounding around the lawns. Check in was straight-forward, and instructions and communication were clear. Just a short drive to Lake Rotoiti, so convenient for exploring the park. We would happily go back again."