Wanaka Hotels with Wifi

"The hostel is about a seven or eight-minute walk from the station. Luggage storage is $4, and parking is $10 per day. Rooms have lockers. The space is a bit limited, so larger suitcases can't be fully opened. Also, the shower stalls are quite small. Overall, I recommend staying here."

"The hotel environment is great, with a quiet surroundings and beautiful scenery. It's also conveniently located for driving to Lake Wanaka and the city center. The staff were enthusiastic, and my check-in experience was very good. The room itself was clean and comfortable, with most facilities available, although some showed a little wear and tear. Overall, it offers good value for money, making it suitable for self-driving trips and holidays."

"Excellent atmosphere and very pleasant stay I spent a night at the Wanaka Adventure Hostel and I really enjoyed my stay. The hotel is very comfortable, the hotel is clean, welcome and offers an excellent atmosphere. I've also made very nice meetings with other travelers, which made this step even more pleasant. I've spent a great time and I recommend this hostel to all those who are looking for a comfortable, warm and comfortable place in Wānaka."

"This is a highly recommended guesthouse/hotel. Check-in is self-service. It's a cozy villa with a small park outside the living room and a farm nearby. The scenery is beautiful. The guesthouse is clean and tidy, with a Nordic style, giving it a homey feel."

"Great value for money! The room was clean and smelled lovely. The location is super convenient, just a 10-minute walk to the lake. The owner, a kind old man, even enthusiastically told our kids about a small dinosaur park nearby, which was a pleasant walk. There are lots of food options right across the street, including the popular 'Huī Hù' restaurant."

"The environment is absolutely stunning, right by the lake. When you draw the curtains, you're greeted with beautiful views of Lake Wanaka and the snowy mountains, plus adorable ducks that visit daily. We were even allowed to check in early, which was very kind of the staff to arrange since there was an available room – much appreciated! However, some of the facilities felt a bit poorly designed. First, the bed was too small; we barely dared to turn over for fear of falling off. Second, the bathroom fan and the outdoor AC unit were quite noisy. Those sensitive to low-frequency sounds might need earplugs to sleep. Also, the trash can was tiny, so if you have multiple people, remember to bring extra garbage bags. On weekends, it seemed like there might have been a staff shortage for cleaning, as our room wasn't made up until nearly 3 PM. Overall, it was still a pleasant stay, and I'm grateful for the hotel's service."

"This independent studio room within the RV park is quite spacious, and while the soundproofing isn't great, it offers excellent value for money! The kitchen is well-equipped with all the necessary utensils, including salt and pepper, so you can easily cook your own dinner. It has a private toilet and shower, but only soap is provided, so you'll need to bring your own toiletries. The bed is quite comfortable. We visited in mid-May, and it was very cold, but there was an electric heater and two electric blankets, although one of them wasn't working. There are very few power outlets. You can park your car right in front of the unit. There's a laundry room in another nearby area, costing 6 NZD per wash and 6 NZD for 60 minutes of drying. There's also a communal kitchen. The location is right in the city center, with many restaurants nearby. It's very close to Wanaka Tree and the lake, both within walking distance."

"I arrived late and left my key on the lobby door. I checked in the next day. There are two floors, one upstairs and one downstairs. The lower one has a garage. It takes about ten minutes to drive to the tree in Wanaka."

"- host was really friendly and approachable. - carpark was first come first served. if carpark is full, there’s parallel street parking beside the motel. - cookware and cutlery were dirty so we had to wash everything before use. - we were located on the second floor, had to carry our luggage up the stairs. - 10 minutes walk to Lake Wanaka. 5-10 minutes walk to supermarket."

"This place is like a hostel in a small town, about a 10-15 minute walk from where the Intercity bus drops you off. I arrived early and couldn't check in yet, but I was able to store my luggage. Be aware that there's no elevator to the second floor, so you'll need to carry your bags up yourself. Surprisingly, the room had an electric blanket! Though it wasn't very cold when I was there, so I didn't need it. There's no fridge in the room; if you need to chill drinks, you'll have to use the large fridge in the laundry room. There's a small restaurant next to the front desk. I remember seeing a lot of people chatting there in the evening, mostly Chinese travelers sharing tips. You can help yourself to coffee, hot cocoa, orange juice, etc., in the restaurant anytime. Breakfast was prepared by a lovely lady; her maple pancakes were absolutely delicious! She was also incredibly patient and helpful. I asked her about getting a taxi to Roy's Peak, and she even helped call one for me. She thoughtfully reminded us to note down the taxi's number and the hotel's address for the return trip. (Here's a side note: as the taxi approached Roy's Peak, the driver, a kind lady, thoughtfully asked if we knew which number to call for the return trip. After I confirmed I did, she patiently asked if my phone had a local SIM or if I was roaming. She then explained that if roaming, I'd need to dial the New Zealand country code first. She was truly wonderful!)"