Pet Friendly Hotels & Resorts in Woodbridge from NZ$147

"The mgr and the staff were awesome "

"Smooth check in, everyone was super friendly room nice and clean"

"good location, good value"

"Great room, good breakfast and very friendly staff."

"The room was okay…but the view was rather dirty "

"The hotel is cute, but when they say micro they mean micro! I was traveling solo so the size of the room was fine but my biggest complaint was the sink in the bathroom. It is so small and the placement made it virtually impossible for me to wash my face in it, even brushing my teeth was a bit challenging. I would also say the lack of counter space is tough when doing hair or makeup. Everyone who works there is very nice, the bed was comfy and the property is clean, but it wouldn’t hurt to take the food up a notch and rethink the bathrooms a little bit. "

"Not only was the property beautiful, clean and inviting, Salamander's customer service should be a global standard! They left no stone unturned in terms of exceeding my requests and needs. Let's get into the food, too. Dogon was AMAZING as usual, but the in-room dining, brunch experience was to live for as well. From check-in to check-out, top-tier luxury was served!!!"

"Everything was great. Beyond clean, amazing and kind staff, delicious food. Beautiful view - river view definitely worth the extra money "

"The hotel has 3 guest elevators and 1 service elevator designated for staff only. During my stay, 2 of the guest elevators were out of service, leaving only 1 operational guest elevator and the service elevator temporarily available for guest use. This information was not communicated prior to check-in. Waiting up to 20 minutes just to get on an elevator is completely unacceptable, especially for a hotel of this size. To make matters worse, the one remaining guest elevator eventually became inoperable as well. Guests were stuck inside and had to pry the doors open to get out. This created a very frustrating and concerning experience for everyone staying at the hotel. Proper communication and maintenance of essential amenities like elevators should be a priority."