Hoteles cerca de Snowfarm NZ - Wānaka

"Muy bien ubicado habitaciones, cómodas y buen baño. Céntrico y de fácil acceso."

"Have stayed here twice now. The only thing to watch out for is the stairs to go from the car park to the door. They are not undercover and can get slippery in rain or ice. The townhouses do not have internal laundries which can be inconvenient in the rain/cold."

"The hotel is really nice but what I loved the most was the staff!! Incredible attitude and friendly people!! I really recommend this hotel!"

"Lovely place, silent and close to downtown"

"Hotel agradable, cerca del lago. Habitación amplia y con múltiples servicios. Personal atento y profesional. "

"Céntrico, limpio, habitación amplia y baño y regadera cómodos"

"Fantastic location. Friendly owner, helpful with knowledge of area. Wanaka is a beautiful location. Room was beautiful, clean and perfectly located, close to restaurants and to the lakefront."

"VERY NICE HOTEL 40 MINUTES FROM CADRONA AND 40 MINUTES FROM TREBLE CONE. THE FITNESS ROOM IS VERY COMPLETE WITH A NEWLY RENEWED CARDIO ROOM. THE STAFF WAS VERY FRIENDLY. THE ROOM WAS VERY NICE AND WELL EQUIPPED."

"We felt lucky to get to stay here as it is being developed in to what promises to be a very special accommodation in Wanaka. Very comfortable and lots of little details thought of. A great concept of using a beautiful home to accommodate guests and providing so many amenities…"

"The room was fine. As in most places on the South Island during winter, it's hard/impossible to get the room temperature to a comfortable level. That being said, I would probably stay there again."

"Spacious and great helpful staff!"

"Todo muy bien. Muy buena ubicacion"

"El Hotel está limpio pero las instalaciones están en mal estado! Dice que hay alberca y jacuzzi pero el agua está fría, el gimnasio está todo tirado, no hay agua! Sebastián nos atendió en el check in y con las bicicletas y nos dio buena atención! Su servicio fue excelente pero el hotel no está en las mejores condiciones! Las fotos no son lo que uno ve en realidad"