Hoteles en Blue Spur, Hokitika

“ Very nice - clean comfortable bedroom and nice common areas. Breakfast offerings were much more than we needed/wanted. The yogurt, fruit and toast were great. Coffee was a bit weak (but we prefer strong coffee or a flat white)”

“Habitación un poco pequeña”

“This was a lovely property just what we needed and in a good location for town. The cleaning staff were absolutely lovely and very friendly and helpful. We loved the modern feel to the place and appliances whilst paying homage to it’s historical past as a fire station- highly recommend ”

“Bonito y cómodo hotel, con todo lo necesario. ”

“Beautiful place and owner is amazing person”

“Sorte dans grand mobile home divisé en chambres vieillottes”

“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. . ”

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

“Comfortable beds, great kitchenette, clean and in a great neighborhood”

“We were given an unexpected room upgrade from one triple to two ocean view rooms on arrival. The delicious dinners were offered on the covered patio overlooking the extensive flowering gardens and the ocean before our hosts treated us to an amphibious beach buggy ride at sunset. We finished the day relaxing in the hot tub. Wonderful day. They made it so easy to include everything they offered. Would highly recommend to anyone. ”

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

“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!”

“全般的に満足しました。”

“Location to shops was good”

“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...