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As far as spread of attractions and entertainment options, Wellington is about the best city in New...
The capital of New Zealand is a fantastic city to spend time in. It has bags of character and allure,...
Unlike Auckland, Wellington is compact and easy to navigate for shoppers and there area all kinds of...
""Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Feb 26, 2013
We enjoyed the stay, close to the ocean and wharf. The host was fun to talk to, The price was reasonable and included breakfast.
"On a hill"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Feb 25, 2013
Hotel was very nice and they would respond quickly to any request. When you drive there you can't believe there is going to be a hotel in this residential area. It is on top of a steep hill, but you can walk out the back and cut this hill in half. We did not use our car, everything was in walking distance.
"Downtown hotel"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Feb 13, 2013
Driving to this hotel is a bit of a challenge with all the one way streets so plan well. Our room did not have AC and only a small window opened. There was a "cooling machine", a fan blowing air over water, that helped cool the room a bit but it was still hot and stuffy. Be sure to reserve a room with AC. Otherwise it was a nice location and hotel.
"More than adequate, but not perfect."Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Feb 11, 2013
Rooms are large and thoughtfully laid out. Everything seems to work well. Decor is going to feel good to some, a little too avant guard for others. The carpet in our room had not been well-cleaned. The front desk staff was adequate, but compared to the staff at the Novotel in Queenstown, which we had just left), did not have the same sparkle and energy. The breakfasts are outrageously prided ($25 continental, $29 full breakfast), with no option (so far as I could tell) for ala carte ordering.
"Great find, right in the heart of things"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Feb 7, 2013
Everything about this space was positive, unless you consider walking 2 blocks to the parking lot a negative. A surprise perk was the availability, in our suite, of a washer and dryer. Loved it!
"Good Value"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Jan 29, 2013
Centrally located, clean and comfortable rooms. Nice cafe/bar in lobby. Good value for cost.
"Great deal for long stays"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Jan 6, 2013
We stayed over a week, and with the steep discounts at 5 nights and over, it was cheaper than a hostel would've been for the two of us. The hotel is aged, but it is not without charm because of it. The staff is very helpful, and the location, directly across from the Botanic Gardens, can't be beat. The Wi-fi was spotty, but free. If you are looking for budget accommodations and your priorities include the privacy of your own room and bathroom, I recommend Silver Oaks over any hostel. I would definitely stay here again, even for a shorter stay.
"Great location and friendly people"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Jan 4, 2013
Very good hotel and location.
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"Needs some refreshing..."Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Sep 5, 2012
Fantastic location - within easy walking distance of all the best shopping, nightlife, restaurants, Victoria University and even Parliament. Still, the whole place is a giant tribute to about 1987... sort of a New Zealand version of a Donald Trump property. Very nice staff and good breakfast buffet, but needs some remodeling! Room very clean but a little tired...
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