Hotels near Baldwin Street - The Steepest Street in the World in Dunedin

Excellent stay, very tidy and modern facilities. Close to yummy eateries and a supermarket. Easy drive to the center of town. Not far from Baldwin street - the steepest street in the world. Great value for money. Owners very accommodating with requests.

This motel offers good flexibility for cancellations which was our biggest deciding factor in staying there as we were travelling down for my hospital treatment and needed to be able to stay somewhere we could tweak the dates to stay if for some reason the hospital postponed the treatment start. At this point All seemed to be well in terms of the service we received over the phone during the booking process, we booked asking for very specific requirements for our rooms and we felt at the time of booking the understanding of these needs by the host seemed to be all very good and understood. We also rung the day before we arrived just to clarify that our rooms were as requested still and reminded we had very specific needs due to medical and health reasons and again we were reassured that all was as requested. Well we got a real shock fast when we arrived at the motel and found that none of our booking requirements had been met at all for either my parents room or for ours. :( We had requested the wheelchair accessible room for my parents, and second a ground floor unit for us. .We had asked that our room was placed downstairs near to my parents who were to be in the wheelchair unit as I have 2 autistic children , and suffer a brain tumour (reason I was there for treatment and had my parents there to help) and my mobility for stairs/seizures at random times makes it extremely agonising to navigate stairs let alone dealing with the special needs children who have very little danger understanding with heights so it was so anxiety inducing at a time that was already very scary for me to find that we had been placed in an upstairs unit . My parents were also NOT placed in the wheelchair room, and my disabled mother had to climb steps and not be able to use her wheelchair at all for 3 nights - this is hideous for someone who is a full time wheelchair user!!!!. She was not able to come up and help me with my children overnight as it was needed as she couldn't access our room! How does this happen? It actually really sucked for us all. The host was unable to rectify this situation because the motel was full, and we ended up having to make do. I don't feel like our needs were listened to or met at all and I was very frustrated at the situation and lack of help given when we were explicit on our needs when first booking, especially with also being proactive to call the day before to ensure our booking requests were being upheld. When people request certain things, either tell them you can't meet those requests or actually listen and ensure those requests are followed through when promised. There were an elderly couple in the wheelchair room, so why didn't they either tell us or them at the time of booking (whoever tried to book it last) that the wheelchair room wasn't available? I couldn't believe it. It left us feeling like they had taken our booking knowing they couldn't fullfill the requirements and hoped that it would be ok? well it wasn't o

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 handy to central Dunedin. The unit was warm when we used 2 lots of heating sources. It had everything we needed for our stay. Great little kitchenette. Bathroom was OK, no ventilation system to extract moisture, so just had to keep windows open. (A tad chilly) My only minus was how much street noise and student noise we heard every night. Hard to get to sleep. However this is not a fault of the hotel.

John and the lovely Barbara we there in our time of need. We had such an awful stay in Dunedin we looked for something better and by golly didn't we just! This fantastic Bed and Breakfast was an oasis of calm, peace and happiness. The welcome we received was second to none and the glass of wine on the terrace was just the tonic we needed. The building is modern with all up to date amenities, something which cannot be said of a very large part of NZ motels, sadly. Super modern room with fantastic bed, magic shower and spotlessly clean. Great TV offering including Netflix, another facility in excess of the norm, 5 channels, if you are lucky, in most motels etc. They have a guest kitchen where we cooked a meal, all the facilities you would have at home. The terrace outside our room overlooked alpaca and sheep and a lake. Fields and trees abound. I could wax lyrical about this place forever, it deserves a 6. The sleep quality was excellent, quiet with no sounds from other rooms. Breakfast in the main house with John in attendance, what a great guy, good fun, interesting to talk to. Breakfast was super, cereals, choice of breads, home made jams and marmalades, fruit, yoghurt and muesli, ample for anyone, but you can have cooked for a very small extra charge if required. We met some lovely people and had a good laugh,it felt very much like home. I would thoroughly recommend you stay here, and John and Barbara had been to Torquay in England where I was born, what more can you ask. Top Notch.

The hotel is very convenient, right on the main street, and the owner is very helpful. The environment is good, the service is good, the sanitation is comfortable, very satisfied, will come again, recommend friends to stay in Dunedin.

Us and another couple came down to Dunedin to see Rod Stewart in concert and had a lovely time. I think it was 2x luxury studios we had. (21 and 22). Rooms were upstairs and looked down on a nice garden. We didn't hear any traffic noise. There is a fast lift to take you up there. Easy to use entry key and walked into a pleasant large room. Lots of space, very comfy large bed, heatpump, couch and decent tv, kitchen area was roomy if you needed it, including a single dish draw, 2x hobs and a microwave. The bathroom had a heated floor, sensor night light which I am now going to go and get one for home. Good shower and vanity. The only thing I would say is for the size of the main room we could of done with more storage shelves or draws for clothes, there was enough hanging space. And also the bathroom fan is super noisy if you are wanting to be in there without needing the fan but needing the light on. Also had decent mirrors in the main room and bathroom with good lighting. Very pleasant décor, no light through the curtains. I would highly recommend the Thai restaurant Buddha Stix which is right next to the motel. it is not part of the motel but we had very good wait staff who cooked promptly as we were short on time. Meals were very good and decent sizes and a very good menu. Parking was easy especially if you got in before they were full, just given a chit to put on the dash. Only met one lady and she was very pleasant and did me a big favor when I found I needed some printing done. Would have loved to have met the cat! Would highly recommend this motel as a place to stay and very handy location. Not to far from the stadium either, we taxied there for $20 in a corporate cab and walked home. We went out to Careys Historic hotel for lunch on our 1st day and highly recommend that also. A we way out but filled in the morning.

Adequate motel on the main street just north of the CBD. The married couple on reception were friendly, knowledgeable and more than happy with all our requests. Parking is a little tight and the potential that you can't get a park during busy periods. We were fortunate we managed to get a parking spot each day but imagine that others may have missed out and had to park on the street. The rooms are large and adequate. Oldish style motel rooms but the bathroom for example was quite modernised. Beds were comfy and the reasonably sized kitchenette was handy too. Overall a more than pleasant enough stay and located in a great location close to all the attractions and restaurants.

The environment is okay, there are two beds in the room, but I don’t know why the fire alarm rang twice in the morning, disturbing my dreams, and there is a big spider in the toilet. There is no fence here, so I can only stop by the shower curtain. It’s easy Wet the bathroom, brought a baby, and charged an extra 50 dollars, which is more than 1,000. The price is not high

The hotel has a variety of bed type rooms with separate or non-independent washrooms, and rooms with separate washrooms have wash basins. The location is very good, the Auckland University campus and the city, train station, etc. can be reached on foot, the train station is a little far away, about 1.6 km. There is a simple breakfast sharing in the common area, coffee, hot chocolate and bread, instant noodles and more. No extra beds, children can rent a room in a family hotel, free parking. Although the room is a bit old, the whole building is very historical, and the landlord is very kind.