Hoteles en Waihakeke

"Room needed a spring clean... coffee stained plug hole in sink, icebox needs defrosting (ice cubes would be great). Bathroom ceiling needs dead bugs removed, vent need webs removed, garbage bin pedal was broken. However it was clean. Good tv facilities were there but you had to sign in to stuff. We watched tv1 but it kept dropping us. Spa the treadmill vibrated when running at speed so remote was flung off and slammed into wall (all still worked)"

"Lovely people…walkable to town…everything you need "

"Cute hotel with a history. Room good, spacious and clean. Queen bed ok. Dinner good but had yum breakfast at local cafe. Noisy from the street both night time and early morning but very central to Martinborough. Hired bikes across the road. "

"Run by a sweet elderly couple, the bath, kitchenette and linens were very clean. However, the carpeting was not and the facility could use a good freshening up. It is very convenient to everything in Martinborough and was inexpensive."

"There was an ant infestation and i ended up leaving early."

"We loved the room, the layout of the resort and the breakfast!"

"As they say - little things count! Positives - lovely location/ setting, great value breakfast Negativities/ fridge didn’t work so milk left for me curdled 🤔, glasses and coffee ☕️ cup selection limited ( $20 at the Sally’s would sort that out ) & no toilet paper 🤔"

"lovely place to stay"

"Quiet, clean and convenient holiday park in a semi-rural setting, yet only 5 minutes walk from town. Super quick check-in with everything we needed for a great one night stay, including a well-equipped and well-kept communal kitchen."

"Room was clean and spacious. Hostess was very friendly and accommodating."

"Easy Parking"

"Comfortable and clean. "

"Helpful staff. Clean rooms and good value. Would stay again."

"Looking tired"

"Pros: The recently renovated bathroom was clean, and the beds and bedding were comfortable. Cons: Barbecue facilities were advertised, but none were available. When we enquired, we were told that it had broken that week and he hadn’t had time to fix it. We had steak and sausages to cook and had to rely on the electric stove. There was no knife for cutting meat or bread (only a tiny kitchen knife). In addition, the only frying pan was something you wouldn’t donate to a charity shop – it was old...