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8 Top-Rated Hotels in Arthur's Pass National Park, Canterbury Region, South Island
Discover the best hotels in Arthur's Pass National Park, Canterbury Region, South Island including Arthurs Pass Motel and Lodge, Arthur's Pass Alpine Motel, The Bealey Hotel, Mountain House, Arthur's Pass YHA, Arthurs Pass Motel and Lodge, Grasmere Lodge, Rata Lodge, Arthur's Pass Eco Lodge.
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1. Arthurs Pass Motel and Lodge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Arthurs Pass Motel and Lodge is situated in the heart of the Arthurs Pass Village, located in the center of the Arthur's Pass National Park. The unique blend of accommodation on offer ranges from self-contained units with private bathrooms and kitchens, ensuite kingsize rooms with well equipped communal kitchen and dining area, and an apartment. This is a modern, stylish premises and has been finished to a high standard.
Studio Room
Reviewed By jessiev25Stayed last night in a Queen Studio. Due to covid, reception isn't open all the time but we were spotted arriving, and before we knew it, was greeted without having to phone to say we had arrived. The benefits of a small town.. :) As other reviewers have said, we were shown to our room in a very friendly manner. Its little touches like this which makes a motel a welcome stay. The room was tidy and spacious and had the basics for the kitchen area. Proper salt and pepper containers rather than individual sachets was appreciated. Eco friendly. We self catered for our evening meal, but the Wobbly Kea was open for meals if needed. The road noise and freight trains really impacted on a good night's sleep, thus having to mark as average, otherwise would have labelled as 'very good'. I am deaf and even without my hearing aids in, I could hear the traffic / train noise. It was nice seeing the keas flying around the village.
2. Arthur's Pass Alpine Motel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 362 reviews
High in the Southern Alps, nestled amongst mountains and beech forest, is Arthur's Pass Village. A comfortable two hour drive from Christchurch, Arthur's Pass offers some of the best unspoilt hiking and scenery in New Zealand. The hiking/walking tracks vary from a one-hour walk up to the Punchbowl Falls, to a multi-day hike in the mountains.Arthur's Pass Alpine Motel, conveniently situated in the village, offers fantastic self contained Motel accommodation, complete with your own bathroom and kitchen. A recent upgrade has seen the installation of double glazed windows and doors to the majority of our units to increase warmth and decrease noise. We also offer free WIFI. Our warm, cosy cabins (some with gas fires) sleep 1-5 people. With a hotel and restaurant a short walk from our motel, it is the perfect location to base yourself for some leisurely walking and tramping, or a hike up to Avalanche Peak for a grand view of the Southern Alps. You can even meet some cheeky kea or listen to the kiwi call at night. Your hosts and owners, Pete and Fi Neale, have a wealth of knowledge about the area, having holidayed in the area for the past 40+ years.
Arthur's Pass Stay
Reviewed By pcm55Stayed in the bigger unit this time and was worth it. Nicely done out and warm with reasonable facilities. Fiona is an excellent host - your recommendation of Helicopter Hill for a walk was excellent - we really enjoyed it, and mostly out of the rain. Thanks for the stay.
3. The Bealey Hotel
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 280 reviews
The Bealey Hotel has a rich and long history of Hospitality in the region dating back to 1865. In its current form, rebuilt in the late '80s after a fire, the Hotel has just undergone a complete retro refit. Bordering on the Arthur's Pass National Park, Come and enjoy good quality southern hospitality in one of New Zealand's most scenic alpine locations
Fabulous stay
Reviewed By claudia552015We had a fabulous stay for two nights and can't praise them enough. The villa we were in was spotless and very comfortable. The shower was just great, which after a good hike nearby was very welcome. The beds were very comfortable and the supplied continental breakfast was generous and tasty. Matty & Kirsty were great hosts. We will be staying again! Such a beautiful spot to be in.
4. Mountain House, Arthur's Pass YHA
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 165 reviews
YHA Arthur’s Pass Mountain House is situated in the alpine village of Arthur's Pass, right on the Main Divide of the Southern Alps, just two hours from Christchurch and ninety minutes from Greymouth. Accommodation Is in our lodge set in the centre of town, a modern, heated, suntrap with great views, but still with a small hostel feel. We offer you a base from which to explore the tracks of the National Park especially Avalanche Peak, one of the premium day walks in New Zealand.
Spotlessly clean and well equipped
Reviewed By JimW3254We stayed here because all the motels were booked out, we are of an age where we choose to no longer share. Been there done that for decades. Ended up being fabulous. Spotlessly clean, extremely well equipped kitchen. Room was comfy. Showers were great. Other guests respectful and quiet. Owner was very prompt around responding to emails. Key was left for us as we arrived after hours and a note with it clearly explained what we needed to know. It was a great stay.
5. Arthurs Pass Motel and Lodge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Arthurs Pass Motel and Lodge is situated in the heart of the Arthurs Pass Village, located in the center of the Arthur's Pass National Park. The unique blend of accommodation on offer ranges from self-contained units with private bathrooms and kitchens, ensuite kingsize rooms with well equipped communal kitchen and dining area, and an apartment. This is a modern, stylish premises and has been finished to a high standard.
Studio Room
Reviewed By jessiev25Stayed last night in a Queen Studio. Due to covid, reception isn't open all the time but we were spotted arriving, and before we knew it, was greeted without having to phone to say we had arrived. The benefits of a small town.. :) As other reviewers have said, we were shown to our room in a very friendly manner. Its little touches like this which makes a motel a welcome stay. The room was tidy and spacious and had the basics for the kitchen area. Proper salt and pepper containers rather than individual sachets was appreciated. Eco friendly. We self catered for our evening meal, but the Wobbly Kea was open for meals if needed. The road noise and freight trains really impacted on a good night's sleep, thus having to mark as average, otherwise would have labelled as 'very good'. I am deaf and even without my hearing aids in, I could hear the traffic / train noise. It was nice seeing the keas flying around the village.
6. Grasmere Lodge
Overall Ratings
5 based on 100 reviews
Grasmere Lodge - A High Country Retreat where the scenery and natural splendor come together in the heart of the Southern Alps, to form what one international guest described as “a whole new world of peace and serenity”. Built in 1858, the original limestone homestead is complemented by the main Lodge building, the Mountain View Villa, and Riverview Villa, all providing a very peaceful stay. Set amid towering 7000 ft peaks, the surrounding area provides a wide range of outdoor activities for those seeking a more adventurous interlude. Grasmere Lodge offers very special accommodation options hidden in the heart of the Southern Alps of New Zealand. Each option has its own unique accommodation style and provides breath-taking scenic views from your room.
High Country Hospitality
Reviewed By Traveler50966404755Grasmere Station sits between mountains and the lake, and is stunningly beautiful. We stayed at Mountainview Villa which was the most well appointed room I’ve ever stayed in. Welcoming staff, mountain walks and beautiful accommodation
7. Rata Lodge
Overall Ratings
5 based on 21 reviews
Amazing stay
Reviewed By F4583QCsarahhLovely hostel in the bush, very clean and cozy and had everything we needed. We had a minor car issue and the hosts were super helpful and kind during our time of stress! Highly recommend staying here when exploring Athurs Pass.
8. Arthur's Pass Eco Lodge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
A peaceful retreat in the midst of spectacular mountains. Base for outdoor activities. Evening meals and lunches provided by arrangement. Sustainable eco-living at its best. Nestled amongst native bush. Home stay/bed and breakfast. Rain water, solar power and composting (waterless) toilet
Beautiful location, warm welcome
Reviewed By blueduck49Others who have stayed here have covered the ground on the superlatives of the views, and I'm reduced to echoing them. We arrived right on dusk and were treated to the fading light with the mountain ridges backlit by the dyning sun. After dark we sat on the balcony gazing up through the crystal clear air at the brilliant array of stars, until the warmth of the log fire drew us inside. A hearty meal and a glass of wine, was followed by a conversation on a diversity of topics with our host, Helen. The bed was super comfy and we slept until woken by a cup of tea in bed, truly one of life's greatest luxuries. Homemade bread and muesli for breakfast. What a way to break our Covid -19 isolation.
