Hotels near North South Holiday Park Christchurch, Christchurch

I stayed in the capsule and it was very clean and the hater in the room is warm enough. It's 10-15mins walk from the airport and I did that in the mid night. Feel abit lost but it s not too bad. Since there were only 3 of us in the room and it s quiet. Toilet and shower room are cleaned and warm enough.

It's my last stop before I fly back home for good after a 2 weeks holiday in NZ. It's a total disaster experience as the lady restaurant manager (working on 23 May 2023, 9pm), was plain rude when I approached her politely wanting to ask her whether the restaurant was still operating since it was late already. She was then holding a tray of empty cups, gave me a stare, and whispered an insincere 'sorry' with a frustrated facial and dashed right past me. Mind you, there was only 1 table of 2 guests in the entire restaurant. Not wanting to spoil our mood further, I have decided to walk away calmly, be the bigger self, and head to the bar instead. Honestly, it was totally not the busiest day since it's a Tuesday evening, the bartender was so impatient in trying to wait for us to make our orders (we are only ordering 2 drinks my dear), he wasn't helpful in trying to provide alternative (since one of the drinks we wanted is OOS) or wait for JUST another minute for us to look through the short food menu quickly to decide what food we wanted to add on to our order. He quickly decided to push us to the restaurant if we wanted food. Hello? If we were ordering drinks at the bar, why would we want to order bar food to eat at the restaurant? Perhaps we aren't looking too groomed to garner his prestigious service that's why he was pushing us away? My goodness... this is the worst ever experience I had in my entire stay here. Every other accommodation service staff we have met was friendly, polite, and treats us with loving respect. I honestly do not expect a reputable hotel to have such horrible service.

Is just walking distance to the Christchurch airport (less than 5 mins). There are a big Woolsworth Supermarket and many eateries around the area too and probably takes about 10mins to walk from the hotel. Hotel room is spacious and clean , modern and price is reasonable.

Just by the road, not far from the airport. Check-in is simple, just report the name, free parking, good front desk service, delivered a box of milk, recommended a good local western restaurant, not too far from the western restaurant, supermarket, the supermarket is near the Chinese district, but the supermarket is 19 o’clock It closes around. The room is not big, there is no closet, there is not much place to put clothes, it is clean, there are cooking, bath supplies, towels, no slippers, coffee, shower nozzles are not very watery

Room was very comfortable and clean. good facilities. TV was amazing. Lots to choose from on it. Microwave for cooking supplied. Fridge also. Washing facilities if required and all Free! Staff were amazing. So very accommodating. Listening to all your needs and running with all your requirements. Very friendly team. Beds are very comfortable. Situated within walking distance of hospital and lots of places to eat around as well. A mall is not far away. Prices to stay were excellent.

I started this review with a 5 star rating but have changed it to 4 after a slightly strange post check out experience. This new hotel is well equipped with all amenities we could possibly need for a 3 night stay with our young son. It is an easy walk to New Regent Street and the Margaret Mahy playground, but nice and quiet at night. The staff were welcoming and very helpful. We took advantage of the parking on site which is conveniently located to the rear of the hotel. Which leads me to the strange experience! Post check out I received a voicemail asking me to call them as our parking space number had been knocked off the wall and asking me to “shed some light on the matter”. A little upset by the tone of the message, and horrified by the thought that we might have damaged something, I immediately rang them back to apologise and offered to pay for any remediations. The staff member I spoke to said the matter required further investigation and he would call me back. I then spoke to my husband who pointed out that the sign in question was in fact a printed sheet of paper stuck to the wall! He added that he didn’t recall hitting the wall, but if he had it would have been his spare tyre which wouldn’t have broken anything anyway. A third phone call came when we were told that they had managed to rectify the issue. It is a shame they didn’t look into it before calling me and causing me undue anxiety. So all in all, we had a great stay and would have certainly stayed here again were it not for the unsettling experience after we checked out.

Comfortable hotel in Heart of City. Booked a room using points as a Gold Elite. Requested quiet room and was appointed 3rd floor over traffic lights so receptionist kindly moved me to a room on opposite side. It was quiet however the walls are thin and I can hear a lot of noise this morning - a lot of noise. Room service eggs were excellent, as was bar service last night. They know how to make a good drink. I was a bit annoyed as mini bar knocked this am and said she thought there was “no one in the room” whilst I was on a call. Not so professional. Can recommend as a good hotel in Christchurch (I’ve stayed in quite a few)

I stayed at this hotel again principally because it is an Accor property in the CBD (as I am an ALL Platinum) - but that is really about it. The hotel is passable for what one expects of a Novotel, but it is getting quite dated and the carpet stains in the room are too pointed a reminder of the hotel's age. The bed is soft and the generous number of pillows and cushions make for a very comfy night in. While it is in the CBD, it is a fair walk from most places of note in the city. Since my previous visit, the reception staff have improved in service and manner. I was disappointed that as I left a shirt in my room's cupboard, I had to call a few times to follow up on its search as the promised return call did not come until I called again (the shirt was never found). What is most disappointing is the restaurant. While the quality of the food is acceptable, it is quite overpriced for Christchurch and the restaurant's setting. Despite only having a handful of tables for dinner, I had to approach the wait staff when I wanted a table, to order, get a drink, or receive the check. Similarly, the bar staff are not as proactive as one may expect to come to tables and take drink orders, even when one is the only patron at the bar. My biggest complaint is the breakfast. On one of the mornings I even had to set my own table. Empty juice dispensers are not refilled for quite some time; the only eggs served are scrambled, the only non-meat ”hot” offering are potatoes and beans. Perhaps there is is a concern that some patrons are allergic to tomatoes, green leaves, salad, vegetables, and mushrooms? After two nights I moved to another hotel in Christchurch and am much happier.

Because I checked in very late. But the hotel staff is very nice. I know we haven't had dinner yet. Specifically asked the kitchen to wait for us. Otherwise we would go to bed hungry.

I stayed for a week in the downstairs unit facing the street. I was worried about road noise but it was fine although I think the road noise from Fitzgerald Ave was louder although no worse than any other motel near a main road. Otherwise the motel was well appointed and had eveything I needed including a bath. Unit well insulated and nice and cool on very hot days and nights. Good air flow from door and deck sliding door when I needed it. No instructions for heat pump (tricky to operate) and while I could have asked I found the instructions online. A big bonus was having my car under cover. Towels etc changed every day and bed tidied. Electrical plugs in all the right places for charging etc. A relatively easy 15 minute walk to town centre and bus hub. I will definitely be back although I can't speak for the other rooms.