Hostels in Otago, New Zealand

Very close to the city center, so it will be very noisy until 5 or 6 in the morning. The kitchen and bathroom are very hygienic. There is hot water available. The downside is that the slopes and stairs are stuffy. The most affordable in the city, comfortable will choose other

There's a bus stop right outside the hotel. It's by the lake, and the kitchen is quite spacious. The cleanliness, however, was just okay. There's a drying area behind the house for laundry.

the room was clean but quite cramped - lots of clutter in the kitchen and things were not labelled. perhaps if solo you could put up with it but with a small group it is not as tolerable.

Wooden house, walk up and sloppy, have to be light. There is no separate toilet, about two or three houses share a toilet plus a bathroom. The facilities in the house are cute and have a heart. Check in according to the password, it will be troublesome to miss the email. . Anyway, I was looking for a long time. The single bed is very narrow and foreign countries are the same.

Hakahouse Queenstown: I think this hotel has a really unique design, and I truly believe it's a great choice. I'm quite fond of it! I was even thinking of coming here for a date, you know? Like, I was definitely considering it for a date. Do you know what this place is all about?

The gravel leading up to and around the hostel is a really poor design choice. Don't most guests arrive with luggage? It was so difficult dragging my suitcase over those stones. Plus, the hostel rooms are in a separate building in the courtyard, seemingly made of wood and corrugated metal. It got incredibly hot at night, and there was no air conditioning, making it impossible to sleep. On the bright side, it's very close to the lake. I also paid more than the usual rate for my booking, which only added to my dissatisfaction.

Street parking is free before 9 am, and nighttime parking is very convenient. There's a large slope, so dragging your suitcase up was a bit of a struggle. There are restrooms both upstairs and downstairs, which is great. The showers are on the first floor, unisex. The laundry room is from 9 am to 4 pm, which is a bit inconvenient; we checked in late, so I couldn't do laundry, and there's a charge. The facilities are generally quite complete. By the way, you need to bring your own slippers, shower gel, and shampoo. New Zealand doesn't provide toothbrushes, toothpaste, or slippers, so remember to bring your own. You need to remove the leaflets and bed linens yourself when you leave and throw them in the laundry room on the first floor. The overall environment and facilities are very friendly, and I would recommend it.

Good room, love how there is the privacy in all of the beds with close curtain, love the closeliness and cozy of the guest lounge. Wish there is a charger place right inside the beds.

Very impressive and clean facilities. Didn't feel like a hostel. The huge kitchen was very well equipped with many microwaves, stove, etc. Even air-fryer ! Cutlery and cookware are top-notch and well-organized. The fridge has clear instructions. Free food from past guests were organized accordingly. Dining area and lounge area are like cafe setting ! The washing machine and drying machine are easy to use. Staff was very kind to assist as I inserted wrong coin into the wrong slot and was refunded the money. Highly recommended !!! New World supermarket is so conveniently next door. There's an open car park next to the park behind the hostel. Can park for free !

This accommodation is in the middle of the city, close to shops, restaurants, and the waterfront. I loved the Wi-Fi, rooftop kitchen and hangout area. Pod beds are generally comfortable and more spacious than I anticipated. Equipped with light, fan and power sources. This place is a great option for budget travelers.