Hotéis com bares em Dunedin

Stayed here for 3 nights, first time here and I was suitably impressed. After having stayed at Beechwood, Distinction, Quest and many of the hotels in Dunedin I thought this one didn’t deserve to be overlooked - and I’m really glad I chose it. From the friendly ‘reception’ staff (a pleasantly untypical reception btw), the wonderful cafe staff and food where I dined twice to the beautiful design and layout of the hotel My room was amazing… spacious, modern, reasonably quiet and everything I needed was there (apart from a microwave but I can live without that). Once I figured out how to work the TV I was all set, I really wish more hotels allowed you to watch Netflix, YouTube etc on the TV! Even the coffee station was unique. I can’t wait to return next year, thank you!

Very good hotel, very good location, very close to the city, to eat, stroll, can be done with two feet. There are also many Chinese food restaurants nearby, that is, it is a pity that the store is closed too early.

We had another fabulous stay at Scenic Hotel Dunedin City. This hotel is centrally situated with everything in easy walking distance.. The staff are welcoming, friendly and helpful. The rooms are clean and tidy with fabulous views. I highly recommend and would stay at Scenic Hotels in other regions.

Economy room was perfect for a night when visiting for graduation. Peter was great host, as was Jacqueline 2nd day. Clean and comfortable room, great shower. Nice and quiet on 2nd floor. Cooked breakfast in large stunning dining room was fantastic. Chef made me an omelette since I don't eat meat. Walking distance to most areas. Free parking across busy road

I picked this hotel because it was an ideal location for me and I was able to walk to where I needed to be each day, so I didn't need a rental car for 4 days! The rooms were warm, beds were very comfortable and the room was clean and tidy -definitely value for money and provided the basics. They can only fit so much into a room and provide the basics for what you're paying per night. The bar itself was great, loyal locals, typical pub food, and nice warm fire. I spent a few hours based in here doing my work and it was just fine. If you want all the bells and whistles, go somewhere else and pay more. Reviewers that knock these sort of places need to realistic about what to expect, or go and pay more and stay somewhere else.

The room was very nice. Exceptionally clean. King size bed was two King singles with the hump in the middle. Linen and towels were well laundered. BUT... toilet was awkward to sit on, ammenities were never restocked on a 3 night stay, cringe worthy supply of coffee in the room, mini-fridge and snacks are ridiculously expensive but there is a 24/7 shop nearby for one third the price. Parking is awkward and an extra unexpected expense. Room service breakfast is the absolute worst. I mean 1 star and inedible. No cutlery, food served cold, no salt or pepper, one serviette, mixture of food over cooked (poached eggs) and undercooked (bacon) and wet (English Muffins). Orange juice is a fruit mix of apple and mango served warm. Flat wife coffee is served in a takeaway cup and sub-standard but hot with no sugar. The cleanliness of the room is amazing but they fail to restock simple things like milk, toilet paper and soap. A potential 4 star hotel which struggles to reach 3 stars. It has massively slipped in recent years. There is no way to adjust room temperature but it was okay. The distant hum of hotel machinery is hard to get to sleep and sleeping past 7am is impossible due to paper thin walls.

I will consider staying here in the future when I go to Dunedin, the location is great! The space is also relatively large, and the sanitation cannot be said to be very good, but it is also good in the hostel! I’ve stayed in another house before and rated it well, but overall it’s better here

We stayed 4 nights in the superior King room (Room 206) during the blizzard of Oct 2022. The room and bathroom were well-appointed and stunningly presented. It looks as good as advertised. The experience was excellent from check-in to check-out. Valet parking service was prompt and exceptional value - 30NZD a day feels like a steal. Service was attentive, responsive but not stuffy. Without intending to omit anyone, Romaine/Ramon(?) in The Press Club and Lianna(?) on the front desk were particularly easy to talk to. Of the 4 fine dining dinners we had in Dunedin, The Press Club at Fable was the stand out. It was well ahead of so-called ‘hatted’ restaurants like Moiety (don’t eat at Moiety, it’s terrible). The venison rack was a highlight.

This hotel is very self effacing. It says it is a 4 star but in fact it is better than that! Upon arrival we were welcomed and were lucky enough to be given an upgrade to a one bedroom suite. The room was absolutely spotless and the the servicing of the room was faultless! The bar is pleasant and service second to none! The restaurant was special. The food was at a very high standard as was the service! We loved this hotel and will stay there whenever we are in Dunedin

The hotel is full of old-fashioned Scottish style. The first floor is a bar, restaurant, and a ******. The front desk clerk is very funny. He often drinks and chats in the bar. He will come over if you need anything. The corridor and stairwell are full of old-fashioned style and very romantic. The room is not big, with old-fashioned doors and windows. There is free parking. It is in the city center, Bajiao Street, the old train station, and the oldest church are all within a 5-minute walk. There are two different national chain supermarkets, Countdown and New World, within a 10-minute walk.