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It was not expensive, all true is to its money, it is shown again. There are reserved parking spaces, unfortunately at the end of a parking field that is also in use for businesses. That's downstairs, handy with in and out of the car. You can wash and dry for reasonable payment. Welcome drink, chocolates, I understand by luxury, I'm sorry, but some things were all right, the room was clean, clean and well maintained, the only staff was friendly and helpful. As if you were in a box with a very small window. The room was small, little space for your bags. My abdomen full of boutique hotels Named as Boutique hotel, which means: cosy (no, no seating corners, TV room), extra facilities (no, no bar with various kinds of coffee, tea, chocolate, and varied alcoholic, No newspapers to read etc.), luxury (no, it really doesn't matter). My advice is you are better off walking the 800m to the Spitfire plaza and getting McDonald's or something there or ordering on Uber eats. I paid $29 (NZ Dollars) + card fee for a hard Kids Mini pizza and bowl of steak cut chips (see photo). It is extremely expensive and is simply frozen food heated up. The rooms do need airing, because of the open layout of the shower, the room smelt quite damp - nothing regularly opening a window cannot fix.Īll in all, a great stay though - I spent 3nts here and would stay again. The towels I felt need replacing, they were a bit musty smelling.

The room was well-equipped with Hand soap, Shower Gel, Shampoo & Conditioner plus a hair-dryer. The bed was extremely comfortable and the room very quiet, the only thing I heard was the occasional something being dropped in the room above mine but this was not an issue. The view was over the car park but you could also see the Alps too, which was nice. My room was on the First Floor (King Size Superior) on your right as you get out of the lift. The hotel itself is boutique-ee, upmarket style but with a large capacity to host guests. Perfect location - a stone's throw from Departures & Arrivals at Christchurch Airport, it's great for those very early morning flights and arrivals.

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