Kingsgate Hotel Te Anau
20 Lakefront Drive, Near Fiordland National Park Visitor Centre, Te Anau, 9600, New Zealand
Rating
4
Price Level
$
Rooms
94
Pets
No
02
Jul
Kingsgate Hotel Te Anau, Te Anau
Kingsgate Hotel Te Anau
Situated next to Lake Te Anau Kingsgate Hotel is within walking distance of the town centre. It offers excellent walking opportunities nearby and free onsite parking. Unlimited free WiFi is included. The comfortable rooms offer en suite bathrooms and modern facilities. The hotel has a communal lounge with a fireplace. Breakfast and dinner are served in the Jimmy Cook’s Restaurant where you can sit and look out over the beautiful views of the lake all year round. Milford Sound Doubtful Sound and Manapouri are easily accessible for day trips which can be organised by Kingsgate staff. It is a 2-hour drive to Queenstown and Invercargill airports.
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Overall
Very Good
4
651 reviews
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Customers Review
Value 4.1
Location 4.3
Cleanliness 4.2
Comfort 3.9
Neighborhood 4.2
Amenities 3.8
Condition 3.7
Recomendation 84.6%
“The service is pretty good. Friendly and helpful staff. Fridge was a touch noisy which is why it didn't get 5 stars. Didn't bother me but others may find it irritating. Location to the the waterfront was great. Great views from the dining room.”
— Daniel Bulbring
“Very well kept and maintained. Spacious room. Good location by the lake. Very helpful staff.
At the time of visiting the hotel was only partially open as there have been no guests due to COVID19. Only breakfast available from the restaurant and the bar was closed. However this hasn't affected any of the other facilities and the warm reception made up for everything.”
— Geoffrey Mayes
