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"It was almost the most unexpected surprise of my trip to New Zealand. It was my first time staying in a motel. It was surprisingly clean. It had two bedrooms, which was basically the standard of a homestay. Parking was very convenient at the door. Check-in and check-out were based on trust. I met the boss, who was a very nice person. I regretted not staying here for two more days. It was my favorite hotel on this trip. There is no scenery nearby, it is very life-like. It takes about half an hour to drive to the lake to soak in the hot springs. Overall, it is very cost-effective."

"It was my first time staying at a motel so I was a bit nervous, but they were very accommodating to my early check-in and the room was very clean. There was also a laundry room, which was helpful for a long stay."

"The room was clean and tidy, with a microwave refrigerator and parking at the door. Very quiet town, it is really the road that does not pick up the dead night. The office is across the road, and there is a sign at the office door with the name and room number. Just go directly to the corresponding room and push the door. The key and the note that wrote the wifi password are on the table, and the check-out is also the key to insert the door. The blow is that the small garden behind can directly see the mt dobson snow mountain. It takes half an hour to go to tekapo, and there are supermarkets and net red pie shops in four minutes. You can eat the most famous salmon pie."

"Although it is 15 kilometers from the well-known Tekapo, it only takes ten minutes to drive. Although the Burkes pass is really a small, very old, almost no-village country, it is really quiet, only your breath is quiet. It’s a wilderness in the wilderness. If you are lucky and have not encountered a cloudy day, then your stargazing experience must greatly exceed Tekapo!"

"The house is completely beyond expectations, the room layout is very warm, and the kitchen is equipped with a luxury level, everything! Enjoying cooking by yourself. The key is that the starry sky in the mountains is so beautiful that it explodes. Unless you have to shoot the starry sky in the Shepherd's Church, you don't have to go through the night at all. That starry sky will be unforgettable for life! I encountered a 12-level strong wind that blew off the TV pole that day, and the repair personnel could not do it in a short time. The owner took the children and the family to help them get the generator. Thank you very much for their efforts. By the way, many small hares can be seen around the house at night and in the morning."