Luxury Hotels in West Coast from NZ$194

"Room was amasing, best views. Restaurant had beautiful food and excellent service "

"Handy location lovely food at the restaurant but no breakfast available when we stayed .... not sure you can call yourself a hotel and not do breakfast"

"Pleasant stay at Sunset motel. Our rooms had a stunning view of the snow capped mountains in the distance. Fox Glacier is a small town, so the motel is well placed to take in the activities. One suggestion for the motel owners; during the Autumn/ winter season warmer doonas and blankets are definitely needed as the rooms get extremely cold of an evening, even with the heater on."

"The hotel staff are friendly, helpful and supportive, Good local knowledge. The restaurant has an excellent variety of tasty, well presented foods. Rooms are modern, clean and well serviced. Don’t be put off by the exterior of the building, it does not reflect the interior. Will be back next time we stay in Greymouth."

"Very flexible staff/management team - went out of the way to accommodate late arrival beyond their work hours ; hotel is as expected - a good place to park in Hokitika, we were there for just one night "

"Breakfast was fresh. Our Swiss born hostess was very friendly and accommodating-accessible.Room heat was excellent "

"all good"

"Beautiful and comfortable property in a beautiful part of the country. Clean and comfortable rooms with complimentary coffee and teas. Breakfast is an extra charge but was a nice spread of simple breakfast."

"Upon arrival our room was very hot. The heaters only have settings for low or high, no OFF. I asked at the desk and was told the system for the entire motel was controlled with one unit, and they set it seasonally to be on or off...for everyone. It was autumn, with weather that can swing from cool to warm. I opened windows, hoping that the curtains would keep the black flies at bay. The mattresses were horrible. So broken down that I had to take care not to roll out of bed if I got too close to the edge. Access to the room was difficult, with the car park quite far from the room. The shortest route was across a large (wet) lawn, not an easy task when pulling a large suitcase. The restaurant....the first time in many many years that I've been seated and walked out before ordering. We did find the bar down the road to be more inviting and offered a better menu. Heartland hotel was the definite low point of our travels in New Zealand. "