Best Hotels in Te Anau, New Zealand

The rooms are not bad, that is, the first room has no water when taking a bath at night, and the room is a bit tossed. Everything else is fine, Wi-Fi is not good. There is a kitchen, but you have to bring your own pot, rent a set of pots and bowls is about 5 knives.

The Cinema Suites is centrally located in Te Anau, a 4-minute walk from Fiordland Cinema and 7 minutes by foot from Lake Te Anau. This upscale hotel is 0.5 mi (0.8 km) from Luxmore Jet and 0.9 mi (1.4 km) from Fiordland National Park Visitor Centre.Make use of convenient amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access, tour/ticket assistance, and bike storage.Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's coffee shop/cafe. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge.Featured amenities include express check-out, luggage storage, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in of the guestrooms featuring heated floors and LCD televisions. Your bed comes with down comforters and premium bedding, and all rooms are furnished with double sofa beds. Satellite programming and DVD players are provided for your entertainment, while complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected. Conveniences include refrigerators and microwaves, and housekeeping is provided daily.

A comfortable stay at a very reasonable rate. Good sized rooms. Helpful staff. We stayed here after having to evacuate my niece from Milford Track. We needed a quiet place with comfy beds. The Village Inn delivered. The Inn is very close to the medical centre and the town centre.

Much better than our expectations, spacious room, lovely environment plus the owners are eager to help to wait for our late check-in. Convenient and easy to find the motel, well equipped in both motel rooms and the kitchen. Shower is extraordinary good in terms of hot water and water pressure. If we are going Te Anau again, definitely will stay there again.

The surrounding environment is wonderful. I think I was comfortable at home. Hotel people are kind. It is hotel which we want to use on the next time.

My wife and I stayed for 3 nights in May 21 in a 1 bedroom apartment. The apartments are all individual very spacious. Very good bed plenty sky channels good kitchen. Very comfortable stay very clean and everything you need. Just a short 10 minute walk to town and although on a main road was very quiet. Would highly recommend and excellent value. Also talk to Ray about their Tours they are stunning

Lovely views from our rooms (we booked 2 rooms) Clean and spacious. We also dined it Bailiez Cafe Bar. (Which is attached) Beautiful food and great service with a few Gluten-free options superb 😀 👏👏👍

I stayed here for about a week over late December 2021 and early January 2022. New Zealand was still largely closed to international tourists due to COVID-19 border restrictions and a number of accomodation providers were't open. There was good availability with accomodation providers that were open. Te Anau was busy without being crowded, very pleasant. In many ways the Bella Vista Motel is a delightful place to stay. The owners are friendly, welcoming and helpful. It's only five minutes walk from the town which has a good supermarket and some excellent cafes, restaurants and food caravans. The bed was incredibly luxurious with a comfortable mattress and 5 star hotel quality sheets and linen. However, the room was small. There wasn't a lot of additional space apart from the bed. One of the reasons I choose a motel rather than a hotel was because of cooking facilities. Most motel units have a kitchen or kitchenette. The Bella Vista has different kinds of rooms, some with full kitchen facilities and others with more limited cooking options, and their online reservation system did specify these. Moreover, due to browser issues I found booking online to be quite complicated. When I checked into my room I found that the kitchen facilities were extremely limited, almost non existent. I could make coffee and tea and prepare toast in the morning on the extremely small bench space and that was it. There might have been a microwave, but I don't use microwaves so it wasn't an option. I ended up getting most of my meals for dinner at the amazing Bao Now caravan, some of the best street food I've ever had anywhere. The kitchenette area, a small bench above a fridge also did not have its own tap, water or sink. I had to get water and wash dishes in the bathroom sink, just along from the toilet, which wasn't particularly pleasant. The other aspect about the rooms were that, at least surrounding the room I was staying in, there was virtually no soundproofing. I could hear almost everything in other rooms - conversations (even when people were speaking quietly), television, showers and flushing toilets. This was not generally a problem as fellow guests were quiet and respectful and lights seemed to be out by 10pm. The limited soundproofing (at least in the room I was staying in) didn't cause any major problems sleeping, but it could if the rooms were occupied by guests who like to stay up late. Generally the lack of full kitchen facilities, small room size and limited soundproofing didn't cause any problems as I was out everyday hiking, cycling, and going on float plane and helicopter trips. However, when staying for a reasonable amount of time in a place (such as a week) I sometimes like to have a break mid-week and relax for a day where I'm staying. This wasn't really that possible here. Admittedly I did get the smallest and cheapest room. I would have paid more for a larger room with full kitchen facilities (these are availa

The room is particularly large, and the floor-to-ceiling window is a large lawn, which is comfortable and cozy. The host was very nice and helpful. Then we were told to go to Millford to fill up first, because there is no gas station over there. The greening of Te Anau is great, and it is quite good as a transit point to millford.

Having read some reviews we were a little concerned but need the location for our schedule - but were very pleasantly surprised, We had a room on the second floor , a deluxe suite rating. It had a large separate room with kitchenette and a good sized bedroom (and balcony). The bathroom had an enormous Jacuzzi tub - great to relax with a glass of wine after hiking earlier in the day. Yes, the rooms are a little dated but clean and spacious. Even though we had a lake view on the road it was quiet at night. Breakfast was buffet style and had fair to good selection. No coffee machine in the room and poor at breakfast - as for many NZ hotels best to order from the barista and pay the extra few dollars. But for comfort, size, short walk to restaurants and a view - it was absolutely fine for our short stay,