Guest Houses in Otago

"Great place to stay in Otago. I had loads of fun doing day trips across Otago from here. Peter knows so much about the local area and good hiking, biking and touring routes. Nice quiet rural stay with a lovely farmhouse vibe. Will definitely have to stay again when I’m back in the area. "

"Remarkable as it described. The house has a lot of wow factors when you first walked in and toured around. It was a nice stay for us. We enjoyed the lakeside views while having breakfast and lunch at dinning table. "

"We very much enjoyed our stay. Great hosts, lovely food, and the wine was excellent. Our evening meals were especially good with fresh vegetables we helped to select from the garden prepared to perfection. We were lucky enough to eat outdoors overlooking the vines. A fantastic experience. "

"This was our second stay at Little Blacks and it was presented beautifully, as it was last year. Little Blacks is super cozy and well cared for. It is situated in a beautiful location that is quiet, handy to local shops and walking distance to some lovely pub food / drinks. Added bonus of a lovely range of continental breakfast items were also provided. Hopefully we are able to stay again on our next visit too."

"Wanaka is lovely and this property is exactly as shown. They have put a lot of effort into making it a very nice place."

"Great experience and great location!"

"Appeared to be only ones there on night of stay. Room clean but dated. Staff had turned on heating in room prior to arriving as chilly, nice touch."

"Owners could not understand English, bedroom smells musty, bed felt damp, no ensuite, no TV, shower leaked, just had about 6 half used shampoo and body wash bottles ion shower floor., no bath towels on large type hand towel. Breakfast was looking very dodgy! I didn’t touch it. I would sleep in my car next time I had to book if only room available."

"Room was 3 stars but staff during check in gave wrong info regarding way to get into town and I found her quite unfriendly. We arrived 45 mins earlier and it was raining. There was no one in the room allocated to us but we were turned away - information as to where and how to get into Queenstown was wrong and we had to walk for nearly 2 hrs in the drizzling rain. Found out ourselves the next day that it would have been easier to catch a bus from the bus stop down the road to Queenstown instead...