We stayed at Arthur's Pass Alpine Motel from 12 Nov to 14 Nov 2016 on our way from Christchurch to the West Coast.
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Here are my reviews of Arthur's Pass Alpine Motel on:
TripAdvisor (4/5)
Booking.com (9.2/10).
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Booking platform - Booking.com
Price - NZD 145 per night
Room Type - Family Chalet
Size - 60 square metres
If you don't want to click on the links above, not a problem. Here's the full review of Arthur's Pass Alpine Motel below:
This was our 2nd accommodation during our 2 month NZ road trip. My family stayed here 2 nights in mid-November. We loved the very peaceful and cozy motel, ideal for kids.
We had a family chalet and had what was probably the most private unit. The kitchen is a little squeezy but fits whatever you would require - stovetop, mini-fridge and utensils. The dining table had a nice view of the road.
Location-wise, it is a convenient one minute drive away from the town centre, including the TranzAlpine railway station and the track leading to Devil's Punchbowl.
While I didn't have much interaction with the owners, my first impression was very much positive. Even when we left, the Kaikoura quake had just struck that night and the owner gave a useful update on what roads were closed, although we were heading west. A lovely stay.
Read - Our 20 New Zealand Accommodations
Read - How To Book a NZ Hotel
Here are my reviews of Arthur's Pass Alpine Motel on:
TripAdvisor (4/5)
Booking.com (9.2/10).
Do feel free to visit my profile on TripAdvisor too!
Booking platform - Booking.com
Price - NZD 145 per night
Room Type - Family Chalet
Size - 60 square metres
If you don't want to click on the links above, not a problem. Here's the full review of Arthur's Pass Alpine Motel below:
We had a family chalet and had what was probably the most private unit. The kitchen is a little squeezy but fits whatever you would require - stovetop, mini-fridge and utensils. The dining table had a nice view of the road.
While I didn't have much interaction with the owners, my first impression was very much positive. Even when we left, the Kaikoura quake had just struck that night and the owner gave a useful update on what roads were closed, although we were heading west. A lovely stay.
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