Hoteles en Blue Spur, Hokitika

"Bonito y cómodo hotel, con todo lo necesario. "

"Nice stay at Hokitika!"

"Habitación un poco pequeña"

"Motel en el que necesitarias un coche preferiblemente para poder acercarte al pueblo. Habitación amplísima con cocina incluida. Muy cómoda. Al lado están los Glow dell.. las lucíernagas con luz que puedes ver en la oscuridad pero aqui es gratis. Muy Recomendable pero si tienes coche!"

"Staff were fantastic. Able to check in early. There was a power outage and they came around to check if I was ok and loaned me a torch."

"La habitación con vista al parking no nos gustó, tampoco la ambientación . Hermoso restaurant."

"There was parking outside every unit for 1 vehicle. The rooms were fresh and provided the needed towels and blankets. Extra pillows and blankets in the room too. The owner Simon went above and beyond when we arrived, during a power cut (Narly storm chased us into Hokitika). He made sure we knew what was open for food and that we had a candle for a room until the power came back on."

"Buen hotel y Buen restaurante con buena cerveza artesanal.Se agradece encontrar un hotel tan acogedor después de alojarse durante dias en los frios e impersonales motels predominates en Nueva Zelanda , que además son caros. . "

"Literally the cleanest room I’ve ever stayed in…and my expectations are sky high! Place looked and felt brand new. No wall scuffs, no nasty grout, no warn carpet. It was adorable! Location was great too. Easy parking and just a short walk to the beach and the restaurants in town."

"We loved our stay in the Blackhouse Cottage, and wished we could have stayed longer. It was gorgeously appointed and well set out. The beds were super comfortable and we were snug and warm in the cold. So cozy and the perfect place to unwind and relax. We would stay here again and again. "

"Really friendly, we were made to feel welcomed. Small touches went a long way."

"At the time of writing, this hotel has a 9.2 on Expedia. That is truly absurd. This hotel is old (they don’t call it “historic” for nothing) and run down (featuring peeling wallpaper, a saggy matress, threadbare carpet and a kitchen that looks like it was built in the 80s). Making things worse, there is literally not a single thing of interest in Kumara (it only exists because it is a stop on the West Coast Wilderness Trail). Unless you’re using this hotel as a way to break your cycle trip, I...