Wanaka Springs Lodge Reviews

沒有温泉，沒有早餐，店裡也沒有接待人員，一切要自助。冰箱、廚房是共用的，不會再住這家酒店了。

Very comfortable small hotel a short walk from downtown in a lovely stream side neighborhood. Complete guest kitchen and outdoor space with hot tub. Great choice for a visit to Wanaka

We stayed for two nights in Wanaka. The Motel is a bit up the hill in a dead end but in 10 minutes by foot you easily can reach the waterfont. The rooms are clean with nice common rooms (kitchen outside terrace). There are more rooms than parking facilities, it can happen that you have to park a little bit down the road. Check-in and check-out were easy via documents at the outside when we arrived, we didn´t meet any staff. Only thing we didnt like was that we could hear our neighbours as at least our romm was poorly soundproofed.

A very clean, small property with communal kitchen. Easy reach to town and restaurants.

This is a very comfortable place to stay and a great location for a good price. We had a nice deck off our room and it was an easy walk into town. There is a hot tub (though it needed cleaning) and a large communal kitchen with a fridge and cooktop which was perfect since we had an early start up Roy's Peak and needed place to store our food for the hike. The only negative - there is no staff on site and we only had a glimpse of someone who probably worked there. It feels more like an Airbnb. You need more towels? You have to call. Any questions about Wanaka etc, no one is there. Overall, it just felt a little strange.

Private, our own private deck, beautiful gardens/landscaping, clean, updated, great community spaces,

Great place. Great location. Beautiful views. Everything close by. Hot tub was great after long climb up to Roy's peak!!

No reception, no service , no desk in the room , it is not worth the price I paid

Although this is a lovely place and very clean it is expensive without breakfast. Hot tub was lovely. I would like to say however there was an officious and unfriendly manager who was not a welcoming host, but only critical about parking ( we never blocked anyone in ) and turning on the heating etc. This was unecessary and unwelcoming.

Overall an excellent place to stay, hence our multiple repeat stays. The lack of milk (it was over a week past use by date) for the tea & coffee supply, and only 6 coat hangers fro two people on a ski trip (you need a minimum of 6 each!) detracts from what is otherwise really very good.

The title of my room is a ‘superior king’. I have not see a room this bare of amenities in a long time. No mini fridge, only one chair, no work area, no table, no desk. I would hate to have experienced the non-superior room. Any pictures of nice sitting areas, those are common spaces. Your room, will be tiny and extremely basic.

My partner and I stayed there for 2 nights. It has a big communal fully-equipped kitchen opening out onto beautiful outdoor area and garden. It also has a beautifully decorated communal lounge. We had a mountain view room with our own outdoor sitting area. The room was large and comfortable. Our room didn’t get serviced during our stay so we had to take the rubbish to the kitchen and get clean mugs and glasses from the kitchen ourselves. Please note that this didn’t bother us. The location was great with walking distance to town centre. Overall, we enjoyed our stay there.

After dawdling through the alpine beauty of Haast Pass, and descending down SH6, passing-by Lake Hawea to Wanaka, we were challenged to find our accommodation. The lodge is positioned in the south part of the town, off Ardmore St, the waterfront, driving up Helwick St. passed several shops on both sides, crossing two roads Brownston and Upton, to Warren Street, down sharply on the left. We were given a spacious room, with a large king bed, and an outside seating area with views towards Cardrona Resort and Mt Aspiring National Park. There were a couple of areas, the kitchen/dining room and a sitting room/lounge, shared with other residents and a reception manned mid-afternoon until late afternoon/ early evening. Access later was via a secure digital locked door. The arrangements were unusual, but perfectly comfortable and quiet on the edge of the town centre, with restaurants and shops within easy walking down Helwick Street. We had time to swim in the lake on the two days we stayed in Wanaka, both days hot around 30c in mid-afternoon, relieved by plunging into the icy lake wqters. The experience contrasted with the daily cold-water swim our daughter had introduced us to back up in the Bay of Plenty, it was noticeably clearer, not buoyant like sea-water.

A short walk to the lake and restaurants. Pretty gardens, very quiet and staff was very friendly.