Hotels near Goldfields Mining Centre

"Enjoyed my stay here. Rooms were cleaned and towels changed daily. Will be back again."

"Was really excited about this stay and it was the most disappointing hotel we experienced after a month in NZ. The photos were deceptive. The rooms are small and basic, very basic amenities in room, the shower floods, the bed and pillows not comfortable. Forget about the restaurant for dinner unless you book well in advance- they take a deposit and if you're not in the 48 hour cancellation window you lose your deposit. Staff seemed inexperienced and not as helpful as they could have been. Construction next door changed the setting with noise and view. The breakfast was good. We took Ubers and taxis back and forth because if the distance from town. Overall I'd say don't be fooled by the photos because it's a basic hotel for the price. "

"Great "

"The resort was in a really peaceful location next to its own Marina. Room was clean and bed was comfortable. The balcony was a nice place to sit at and look out over the mountains and marina in the morning and afternoon. Kitchenette was equipped with all we needed to make teas and coffees and prepare fruit and yoghurt in the morning and heat croissants but we did try the restaurant for dinner (ribs and steak very good as well as the cheesy tear and share bread). Some points to note were our spa bath didn't work and the hotel listing orginally said it had an outdoor pool (please be warned it doesn't) but reported both to reception so hopefully will be rectified for next guest and we would stay again if in the area."

"The best hotel we’ve stayed at! Quaint and cute and wonderful!!! "

"Hotel was surprisingly nice. We had a studio apartment with a washer and dryer. That came in handy for our extended trip. Location was very convenient to the city and all the activities and dining. The only opportunity for improvement is that the mounted soap dispenser was adjacent to the electrical outlet. I could not use the plug along with my adaptor. Considering Queenstown is a tourist town and many people use adapters, they really need to reposition their soap dispenser by an inch or so. "

"It felt like a very new upmarket workers accomodation complex in the midst of a noisy industrial centre on the outskirts of Cromwell. Rooms were tiny but very nicely appointed. Ideal for a single person but crowded for two. Just a microwave, no stove or real kitchen space at all - calling it a studio apartment is misleading. However the complex has large communal kitchen (equipped with everything), lounge area, bbqs and outdoor tables etc. A perfect set up for resident workers, tradies, bus groups, etc. Less so for holidaying couples seeking the independence, central location and space of a real studio apartment."

" property. Clean rooms, "

" Bit out of queenstown"