Historic Hotels in Marlborough from NZ$112

"Always really good and handy for the last/first leg of travelling … great food and service"

"Good reliable hotel and a handy location to access the waterfront and bars and restaurants. Situated in the shopping district. More of a classic chic hotel that a modern style. "

"Damn, there was a pool? All good except for dirty windows when in the restaurant looking out at the view. Maybe the pool needed to be better advertised or that was my fault not knowing about it."

"Great stay. Excellent breakfast. Rooms are ok. Staff are super friendly. Located in the heart of Wellington. Overall highly recommend "

"Very nice"

"Clean roon"

"Location was good. I never saw any staff so can't comment on that, kitchen facilities seemed good and communal areas were nice room was pretty basic but clean. Shared coed toilets and showers were pretty unpleasant, broken toilet seats etc. I've given a pretty low rating because i did not feel safe here as a solo female. It appears to be used as homeless accommodation and there are a few men staying there long term- there was a man sitting outside my room all the time. I was scared to leave my room to use the coed bathroom at night and actually ended up having nightmares about it. Don't recommend to solo female travellers it's a bit too scary. There is no one ever at reception."

"Always a pleasure to stay at this hotel. We didnt spend much time in the hotel this trip, but its nice to return to a great hotel after a long day and its in the heart of the CBD"

"The apartment was very good, clean, comfortable had all you need for a short stay and making simple meals. Very handy for central Wellington and parking on site. Helpful staff and clean rooms. Don’t expect a view, its surrounded by multistorey carparks and the back of other hotels. Biut very few hotels in Wellington do have a good view. It was pretty quiet most of the night, as it's tucked away from the bars and clubs. However, what spoilt an otherwise excellent stay was being woken early (4 and 5am) by the sound of delivery trucks revesing warnings going off multiple times as they made deliveries to the hotels behind. "