Hotels With Breakfast in Canterbury, New Zealand

Hi Guys we did enjoy our stay . Unfortunately some things were a bit dated & the cleanliness in the hallways needs attention. The room we had was a good size, for the price we paid,so we were happy with that. Didn't have the best of sleeps because the bed was sagging in the middle,like 1 of the 2 bases had dropped,& we didnt realised until the morning we left,while packing our bags on the floor. Have a picture of that if u want me to send it to. Overall we were happy with our stay based on the price we paid for that time of year.

The room was very clean, similar to a high-end hotel chain like Ji Hotel or Atour in China. For New Zealand, it felt quite upscale. There's free parking, which is super convenient for those who rent a car. It's also close to both the airport and the city center.

The room was clean. The facilities were average, but the accommodation was fine. A bus to the ski resort was arranged. The breakfast was average. But the breakfast in New Zealand hotels is average. Don't expect too much. Compared with the ones in China, the staff in the small town here are very friendly. I feel comfortable every day.

Enjoyed our stay here, great location as everything was in walking distance. Nice comfy bed and breakfast had a good selection. The room was a little dark with only lamps available. Would happily return in the future.

You need to provide better information about parking. The hotel only offers valet parking, though other paid parking is available nearby. Service at breakfast was not great. No one greeted me or explained that there were options. No prices were available before dining. I had one bagel and a fruit bowl (no drinks) and my bill was $28. That's really steep! I'll go to a cafe next time.

The family room amenities were severely lacking. I forgot to take a picture of the bathroom, but it was incredibly small – the toilet stall was like something out of an airplane, and the shower was tiny too. The room itself was long and narrow. Instead of two chairs where they could have fit, there were two beanbag chairs. The 1.5-meter bed didn't feel like 1.5 meters, and there were no nightstands; the charging plug had to go on the floor. There was no bar or coffee table; the cups and tea bags were just placed on top of the mini-fridge. Hotel parking isn't free, costing $25, unless you park on the street, but then you have to move your car by 9:30 AM. The bottom bunk of the bunk bed was so low you couldn't sit up without hitting your head. The breakfast, however, was decent. Check-out is before 10 AM, and breakfast ends at 10:30 AM at the latest.

Due to heavy rain on the west coast, I went back to the town and stayed for one night. It was clean. Every room on the first floor has a back door to the garden. Breakfast is included. Bread, jam, coffee and tea are included. The whole meal seems to be 21.5 yuan. , Feng Jian by people

I stayed in North south holiday park on the day of arrival and the night pre departure from Christchurch. It is located about 5 mins drive or 45 mins walk from CHC international airport. You can book their airport shuttle ($5 per pax) during operational hours or the front desk can order a taxi for you at a cheaper price. Amenities are complete and cleanliness is well maintained. The only set back is there is no eateries within short walking distance except burgerking, but not a problem if you come with a car or you can cook at their kitchen(with utensils provided)

The check-in age requirement is 25+. You don't need a key card to activate power in the room. The location is great, with all the Citywalk attractions nearby. The facilities are quite new. The induction hob in my room was broken, but the front desk offered to switch rooms. There's a washer and dryer, a large microwave, and a kitchen stocked with many amenities (pots, pans, dishes, cutlery, all very new). Wi-Fi speed and air conditioning heating performance were just so-so. Soundproofing was decent. Because of the exterior decorations, you can't see outside from the window. The front desk staff spoke Chinese and were very nice. They leave at 7 PM. When it rained, they even offered to lend me a large Quest umbrella. There's a food street called Riverside Market and gift shops nearby, most of which close around 8 PM. If the shower gel and shampoo bottles hanging in the shower run out, they'll replenish them with small ones.

A beautiful garden hotel. The room was very clean, and my favorite part was the excellent water pressure in the shower. After a tiring day out, coming back to a comfortable hot shower was incredibly relaxing and rejuvenating. The breakfast restaurant on the first floor also offers à la carte dinner in the evenings, and the food was surprisingly good, exceeding our expectations. However, there was a young woman at the front desk, who appeared to be Chinese, and she was arrogant and dishonest when speaking English, which was a real drawback for the hotel. Other than that, the rest of our experience was very good.