Top Hotels Near Pitchfork Brewing in Hudson from NZ$126

"Clean rooms, staff was super attentive and friendly, but I would argue overworked for how busy this place is, pool was fantastic as was the huge hot tub. Breakfast good. Pet and kid friendly."

"Room was clean and spacious. Check in process with Lisa was great and quick. The kitchen for late night service was short staff was not able put in order as the wait time was hour wait. In the evening call front desk no one available, the pull of sofa had no bedding call front desk from room phone twice with no answer, then call the hotel directly from my cell phone and someone answered and we had to go down to front desk to get the bedding. Free drink were nice perk and food for the happy hour. "

"I was told I was going to have a bathtub in the king suite and there wasn’t one.. the only reason why I paid that much for the room. In the room, half the lights did not work. There was only 1 roll of toilet paper. and there were sticky wet spots all over the carpet in the room. Also the stick to pull open the blinds broke off. The bathroom wasn’t cleaned properly and the water from the shower made my ears itch. "

"Classic building, great location, good value for price."

"average sheets seem dingy and towls have dust on them sometimes"

"Even though the hot tub was broke(we were let known right at check in) the pools were great! The staff was amazing and our room was great! Parking could be cheaper or free for hotel guests but wasn’t an issue and easy paying for it! Walking bridge to mall was very close as well! Was worried about recent reviews but our weekend stay was great overall, no issues! As far as noise, once the pool closed there was 0 noise"

"No room cleaning unless request "

"Parking lot for hotel is a bit far away they do have cute little shuttles that will pick you and take you to your car. Staff was great. Clean hotel, clean room and casino was nice. "

"The only complaint I have is that you have to pay for parking. As far as I can tell, there is no security provided, the parking lot is an open one in what appears to be a suburban environment with no other businesses close by. I have trouble understanding why payment for parking would be required. It's not like they have to prevent non-guests from parking there or as if they provide security for your car."