Hotels with Pool & Resorts in Beaverton from NZ$141

"The walls are thin and so are the floors. I think I heard the guy upstairs snoring all night, but it was muted and sounded like my big dog, so it was actually pretty soothing. Rooms are pretty sparse with bare wood floors. You could add washable room size 8x10 rugs and really step it up for not much money. Breakfast buffet was pretty sparse and you could add a few more tables. "

"4th floor is the club level. Hands down would select that every timr"

"Room was clean and comfy. The staff was helpful with a late check in. The restaurant BigE's was a great surprise. "

"Everything was good except the room tables were very dusty thick dust like hadn’t been wiped in weeks."

"Room was clean, breakfast was adequate."

"The hot tub is an odd design and I feel the steps into it are extremely unsafe. Also the it was not very strong when turned on . "

"It was very close to the soccer fields."

"Very nice. Staff was great. Room clean. Would return."

"I stayed here back in January, I booked a room with an accessible tub and was placed in a suite with a shower. After the initial complaint they moved my family up a floor to a room with a tub. The hardware from the faucet had water spraying all over the bathroom, which I wasn’t impressed about given it was a new property. I needed this tub given I was postpartum and healing, this was specifically the reason why I booked to begin with. I was in tears at this point and the tub itself was dirty and had human hair in it. It made me feel worthless in my time of need that they couldn’t give me a functional, clean room in one of the newest hotels in Midland. After another time complaining, the girl at the desk offered points towards my next stay. I don’t know anything about how that would have came to my credit. To this day I still feel robbed and cheated of what should have been a healing experience for me, and it was never made right by management. I hope that anyone who thinks of staying here takes their hard earned money to someone more accommodating and actually cares about their guests and their needs."