Hotels in Roslyn, Dunedin

Located 1.9 km from the Octagon and within a 5-minute walk from restaurants and cafes, Roslyn Sanctuary Hereford St Dunedin is 2 seperate units on the same site 6A & 6B both have there own...

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Tetsuya

From

Japan

The elevated location offered good views and the morning sun allowed us to wake up refreshed and ready to start the next day's itinerary. It was also conveniently close to a supermarket. The surrounding area is a quiet residential area and a walk to the nearby park gave us a view of the sea. The facilities are clean and comfortable.

In the Roslyn district of Dunedin, close to Toitu Otago Settlers Museum, Rosy at Roslyn has a garden and a washing machine.

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Liz

From

New Zealand

absolutely outstanding accomodation. This property exceeded expectation. So many little things that just made it feel like home away from home. Quality linen, extremely well appointed kitchen, everything has been thought of. We arrived late at night and communication and entry instructions were excellent. Will be booking again for our next visit to Dunedin.

Roslyn Retreat Garden 2-bed Suite Kitchenette features a patio and is set in Dunedin, within just 1.9 km of The Octagon and 1.7 km of St. Paul's Cathedral.

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浚宇

From

Taiwan

The homeowner was very warm and helpful, offering every possible assistance.

Offering city views, Spacious 3-bedroom Home In Roslyn With Views is an accommodation set in Dunedin, 3.5 km from Otago Museum and 3.8 km from Forsyth Barr Stadium.

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Kaylene

From

Australia

We arrived into Dunedin on a cold, wet November day. Upon arriving at the property, we found it to be very cold. Within a short period of time though, the very efficient air conditioning had warmed the place easily and so made our stay very comfortable. The house is very spacious and well equipped. It has a great view over Dunedin and is close to a great supermarket.

Located in Dunedin, near Otago Museum, Taieri Gorge Railway and Forsyth Barr Stadium, Sahara Guest House has a shared lounge.

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Subhashim

From

India

Sahara run by Julie and Mike is an excellent place to stay in Dunedin..they are such wonderful hosts and the location of the property is unmatched, especially if one has work at the university which is just one block walking distance away. Apart from that the place itself is very comfortable and gives it a warm homely feeling. Highly recommended..

Centrally located in Dunedin, Amross Motel is 400 m from Otago Museum. Guests enjoy free unlimited fiberspeed WiFi daily on multiple devices, more than 50 satellite channels and free Netflix.

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Shau Sheng

From

Taiwan

The location is very good, just walk distance to the Otago university and the station. The motel host, Barry, also gives us very detail instruction and tour guide for our reference.

Beechwood is situated on George Street, within the North Dunedin Heritage Precinct, a designated special character area.

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Ruriko

From

Japan

The room was very clean and looked very new. Its well maintained and I highly recommend here.😊 Staff was also very friendly and nice people and explained us what to see, where to eat in Dunedin!

Located just 15 km from Toitu Otago Settlers Museum, Hunters Moon offers accommodation in Mosgiel with access to a garden, barbecue facilities, as well as a shared kitchen.

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Jirasak

From

Thailand

Very warm welcome and friendly. Hotel was good support to give information for our trip. Big clean room , comfortable and good view to see natural surrounding. Enjoy to feeding alpacas and sheep.

Offering city views, The Thomas Gregg Apartments is an accommodation set in Dunedin, 600 metres from Taieri Gorge Railway and 800 metres from Toitu Otago Settlers Museum.

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Colmar

From

Switzerland

Great repurposing of n old factory

Set 500 metres from Taieri Gorge Railway and 300 metres from Toitu Otago Settlers Museum in the centre of Dunedin, Bell Hill Apartments offers accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking.

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Jan A

From

Germany

For me, this apartment is one of the 5 best I have ever stayed in. It beats any hotel I've seen in Cannes, Dubai, London or Barcelona. And for three reasons: 1. the architect really had an eye for technical details. Dimmable LED lights, glare-free staircase lighting, night lights in the bathrooms that switch on automatically and fly screens in front of the windows. Hallelujah! That should become ISO standard. I've stayed in brand new hotel rooms where there wasn't even a power socket next to the bed! 2. the great storytelling about the room (we were in the Gaynor Clayton Apartment). The artist was a former tenant, the brushes and her paint box. Her daily routine and her red hat hanging in the dressing room. How cool! 3. the attention and respect for us as guests. When we entered the room, soft relaxing music was playing (we loved it so much that it was on for a couple of hours), the rooms were aired. Fresh eggs, jam and honey in the fridge and toast. Not much, but great value for us travellers!