Hotels With parking in Southland, New Zealand

"This was the most comfortable hotel we stayed at on the South Island of New Zealand. It was super convenient that we could drive right up to our room door. There's a huge yard with many individual villas, and the room itself was spacious. The kitchen and bathroom were fully equipped. The young lady at the front desk was very pretty and had a warm, welcoming attitude. If I get the chance, I'd definitely stay here again! I can't quite remember if these pictures are from this hotel among all the places we stayed, but the experience here was truly excellent!"

"Very good location near the lake Sufficient facilities in the shared kitchen The shared shower is hard to get hot water **Only this is dissatisfied"

"We stayed at The Langlands for my birthday and had a fantastic experience. The service was exceptional, and the rooms are modern, stylish, and incredibly comfortable. It felt like a true celebration. The only downside was the external car parking. We had to wait 30 minutes for our car to be brought around at check-out, which was a bit of a letdown for such a high-end stay. Aside from the parking delay, it was a wonderful experience!"

"The room facilities were great, and the lake view room was truly beautiful. I could see the cherry blossoms and the lake right from my bed. The only downside was the terribly slow Wi-Fi. And even if I could overlook the bad Wi-Fi, the cell phone signal was also poor... It's really only suitable for staring blankly at the lake."

"The family room's beds, I believe both are two 0.9m beds pushed together, which made them quite large. Parking right outside the room was very convenient. The bathroom was spacious, but a bit empty; it would be better with some hooks. The shower gel and shampoo were in individual bottles, and should have been placed on a caddy in the shower, rather than under the sink. My child didn't even notice them and just rinsed with hot water. It would be even more convenient if there was an additional sink at the mini-bar counter. It's only a ten-minute walk to the Firefly Cave jetty, and about eight minutes to nearby restaurants, which is very handy. VILLAGE INN also has its own restaurant, but we arrived late at 7 PM on New Year's Eve, and they couldn't accommodate us. We were also rushing to catch the 8:15 PM Firefly Cave boat, so we didn't get to eat there."

"The room is big, the bathroom is big, very clean, and the location is very close to the city center. There is a supermarket and gas station nearby, which is very convenient. It is also very quiet at night and you will be woken up by the sunshine in the morning."

"1. The hotel's location and facilities are excellent. Located at the southernmost tip of the South Island, the hotel faces the ocean, and there's a popular photo spot right outside the hotel. It's about 30 kilometers from Invercargill city center and only about 3 kilometers from the ferry terminal to Stewart Island, making it very convenient to take the ferry to Stewart Island in the morning. We drove along the coast from Dunedin the first day, and because we had so much fun on the road, we didn't arrive at the hotel until 10 pm. Parking was very convenient in front of and behind the hotel, and we picked up our keys at the front desk and checked into our room. 2. The service was excellent! The breakfast restaurant staff were very patient and attentive! She even made three different ways of cooking eggs for the children, thank you so much! 3. Special thanks to the hotel owner and his team! The next day, we continued south by ferry to Stewart Island, New Zealand's third largest island, where we stayed for two nights. On our return trip, we drove through Queenstown and other places, staying for two more nights before arriving in Christchurch. It wasn't until we were in Christchurch that we discovered our child's favorite toy was missing, which made him very upset. We racked our brains and finally remembered that the toy must have fallen under the bed in our hotel room. We called the owner with some trepidation, but he listened patiently and kindly to our explanation. He then arranged for a colleague to find the plush toy in our room and immediately called us back to confirm. He also arranged for his colleague to send it by courier to our Auckland hotel for the next two days, as requested. The courier arrived in Auckland before we did, and the owner contacted the hotel to confirm receipt. We called to express our gratitude and offered to pay for the courier fee, but he insisted it was a small matter and didn't require any payment. We felt incredibly embarrassed and deeply grateful! Staying at such a hotel in a foreign country, and meeting such an owner and his colleagues, felt more than just a place to stay; it made us feel the warmth and care of friends and family! We look forward to staying longer in Bluff on our next trip!"

"It's right next to the lake, and you see this stunning view as soon as you step out – it's like a wonderland! The room is spacious and has all the essentials. It's also very convenient, close to restaurants and a supermarket. Plus, there's free parking, perfect for travelers on a self-drive trip."

"Service is very good 👍"

"The room was small being disappointing from other good IBIS Hotels have had bigger. In this case the ceiling had mould which is not good at all being left there. I should have asked to change rooms but stayed in it with little window viewing as well along with ventilation. The hallway stinks of cooked Indian food they need to put in air fresheners to take that bad ordour away. The staff were friendly and amenities were very plentiful. Suggest to have bigger bowls and cups being very little to eat from. Car parking is a problem at this place either on the street paying for it from 8:00am to 5:00pm or over in a mall car park for $10.00 a night. So factor that in if staying here. Better to get a place that provides it as it was a hassle to be up at 8:00am to go downstairs and pay for this each morning. Overall for money and value feel could have done better else where."