Moteles en Estonia

"The staff were all so lovely and friendly and there was everything you needed. The room was cosy and warm when we went in and there was no noise from traffic or anything"

Shame the restaurant wasn't open but the bar was.

"The room was very clean and everything was in order. It was convenient that you could order food if you wanted. The bed was extremely comfortable and we slept really well."

The place felt quite restrictive. You can basically only stay in your room. There’s nowhere to go to spend time with friends, as there are no common areas available.

"The concept of all you need together in one place is brilliant. Excellent service. Highly recomended."

All lovely

"Anastasia and Vasali are soooo nice to us and we really enjoy the time staying here, surrounded by markets and restaurants!"

Aucun.

"Breakfast was excellent and the staff super friendly and helpful. Lots of free parking."

Nothing - this is a basic, comfortable, simple hotel which was just what we needed for a one night stay on the way to the coast.

"Pete was a very welcoming host, not only providing us with a very comfortable room, but also with his advice about Arthur’s Pass, the walks,traffic delay timetabled for our return journey to Christchurch and eating options."

Aucun.

"L’accueil très gentil de tout le personnel, qui fait tout pour que nous soyons satisfaits. Le repas très bon et copieux. Les chambres sont bien équipées et au calme. la literie est confortable."

Rien

"Excellent option for roadtrip stopover. Onsite restaurant fits the bill. Big rooms - clean and comfy. Good value for money. Friendly helpful staff."

Aucun.

"For this price you get what you paid for. A dorm like accomodation perfect for a one night sleep, not more."

Very old-school dorm-like rooms.

"Staff were polite, helpful, and professional. I found no fault and highly recommend the place."

Aucun.

"We stayed at this accommodation twice: first for 5 days and then for 7 days. It is a super nice apartment with a kitchenette, a comfortable bed, and one of the best showers we have had on our trip. The Wi-Fi also worked well. The accommodation is a little way from the center, but that meant it was nice and quiet. The bazaar is only a few minutes' walk away and the bus station is about 10 minutes away. We would definitely go back here—it really became our home away from home."

Personally, I would have liked it if there had been a small gas stove for cooking, but this was mainly because we were staying for a longer period of time and you don't want to eat out every time. The host was nice, but doesn't speak English. What I found unfortunate was that when we checked in for our second stay, we were asked to pay immediately. Because we were staying for seven days and had just finished a strenuous three-day hike, we hadn't been to the ATM and said we would pay the next day. Since we had already stayed for five days the week before, I expected a little trust, and in any case, it's not unusual to pay at checkout. The host apparently didn't like this and was at our door early the next morning. Since we had just gotten out of bed, we hadn't had a chance to withdraw cash yet. A few hours later, her son was at the door to ask for the money again (which we did have by then). It didn't feel hospitable or trusting to be asked for money so often in a bit angry manner. After that, the host didn't pay any attention to us and wasn't around. We asked if we could do our laundry, which was possible for 300 som. But no one came to pick up the laundry. It felt a bit like: I got the money, so I don't have to make any more effort.