4-Star Hotels in Hamilton

Very nice experience, very comfortable and very clean, fully equipped kitchen, very convenient

Although the Badger was a motel that was jet lag behind the plane in a hurry, it left me a very good impression. First of all, we originally needed 2-3 to checkin, but due to the flight, we arrived at 12 o'clock, but asked le to check in early, the store is very friendly, let us check in early to rest. Secondly, this price is relatively OK in Hamilton, the facilities are very new, very clean and tidy, mainly hot springs can be bubbled to relieve fatigue, for high balls and long-distance tourists are really friendly. Anyway, as a second time to Hamilton tourists really recommend

This is the only hotel booked on Trip.com on this trip to New Zealand. When booking this hotel, it was completely its location. It was just the ideal place to rest in my self-driving. We arrived at ten o'clock in the night. The location is very good. It feels like a manor room. Dong has been waiting for us. Later, I heard that the house was moved as a whole. The landlord is our Chinese. It is easy to communicate. The room is also very comfortable. There is a large double bed and a small single bed. There is no problem for a family of three. We will soon fall asleep. The next morning. The landlord prepared a variety of highlights in the sun for us. After dinner, I saw alpacas babies at home. You can take alpacas for breakfast and play with them. The yard covers an area of 20,000 square meters. It is too big. It is full of various plants. It is too interesting. Later, I chatted with the landlord to know. The former New Zealand cherry blossom festival was held by the landlord to have guests over 10,000. In short, this is one of our favorite homestays on this trip to New Zealand.

Comfortable and basic apartment with everything you need to make yourself at home - fridge, stove, oven, dishwasher, washer/dryer. Close to the mall for shopping and supplies. Onsite parking is convenient and seems safe!

The location of the hotel is very good, right on the shore of Lake Wanaka, very close to the lonely tree. Resort-style hotel with a beautiful environment. Very large suite. Easy parking. Did not eat breakfast at his house, do not know the breakfast situation. The view from the restaurant towards the lake is very good.

Service was good room is warm and nice. The aircon was on when we arrived. Coffee provided is nice and little kitchenette provided. Was a bit more expensive than what it should be though. Beds are comfy.

I loved my three night stay here. Great bed! I loved the little kitchen and within walking distance is a great cafe in a garden as well as a lake. Great for work!

The couple running the place was really nice! Love the double floors and the 2 bathrooms.

The property is located in a beautiful and quiet park. You have everything you need in a lovely space. The rooms are clean and neatly decorated. Even though there is no reception at the property, you can still easily get assistance by phone and texts. I left my backup cell phone in the room when I checked out, thanks to the staff who immediately informed me when he found it and managed to return it to me. I really appreciate their kindness.

I stayed here for three nights and was quite satisfied with all the room facilities, except for the poor sound insulation. I could clearly hear the sound of car engines outside when I was sleeping in the middle of the night. Maybe it was because of the engines of the cars themselves, but it still caused my poor sleep quality. If you are someone who is sensitive to sound and want to stay here, you may want to consider it. In addition, on the afternoon of the second day of my stay, because there was a ”Do Not Disturb” sign on my room door, the housekeeping staff should not have come in to clean. However, I don't know if one of the housekeeping staff didn't see the sign or for some other reason, but she swiped the card to open the door after knocking on the door three times (I didn't answer the door when she knocked because I was in the bathroom and couldn't respond). At first I thought it was the working habit of people here in New Zealand, but the more I thought about it, the weirder it got. So the next day I happened to meet another housekeeping staff and confirmed with her. She said that if there is a ”Do Not Disturb” sign on the guest's door, they will not open the door to enter, but will only take photos for record. The housekeeping staff was also surprised that this happened, and apologized to me on behalf of the housekeeping staff who opened my door, and said that they would report this matter to their manager again, so apart from these two things, I was quite satisfied with this stay.