Tides Hotel is located on the banks of Maitai River, in the centre of Nelson. It features a restaurant, a heated outdoor pool and free WiFi access. On-site parking is available.
Just a short walk away from Tahunanui Beach, The Beachcomber Hotel & Conference Centre offers free Wi-Fi and a solar-heated swimming pool. Nelson Airport is 3 km away.
Situated in Nelson, 8.3 km from Christ Church Cathedral, Nelson, The Honest Lawyer, Ascend Hotel Collection features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Louise
New Zealand
Great location and old pub feel. Rooms were warm and tidy.
Situated in Nelson City Centre, The Hotel Nelson is a 4-star Qualmark rated property within walking distance of Nelson Saturday Market, and the main business, shopping and entertainment precinct.
Located in Nelson and with Tahunanui Beach reachable within 2.4 km, U Boutique on Haven provides express check-in and check-out, rooms, a shared lounge, free WiFi throughout the property and a garden....
Centrally located in Nelson, the 4-star Rutherford Hotel is within easy walking distance of the city’s main shopping streets and the landmark cathedral. Guests will enjoy complimentary WiFi.
Delorenzo Studio Apartments offers a heated outdoor pool, on-site parking and free Wi-Fi access. Studios come with a kitchenette, laundry facilities and a private bathroom.
Built in 1888, The Prince Albert Backpackers & Bar is a heritage building with free Wi-Fi, an onsite bar and restaurant and a cafe on weekdays Prince Albert Backpackers is a 5-minute walk from Nelson....
Gabija
Lithuania
Spacious twin room with comfortable beds, heating, good shower pressure and nice inside terrace area
Where's the best motel near Nelson Airport? Just 5 minutes' drive from Tahunanui Beach and Nelson Airport, Amber Court Motel Nelson offers ground floor accommodations offering a 42-inch flat-screen TV...
On average, 3-star hotels in Nelson cost £73 per night, and 4-star hotels in Nelson are £85 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Nelson can on average be found for £72 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Nelson this weekend is £132 or, for a 4-star hotel, £100. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Nelson for this weekend cost on average around £117 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £81 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Nelson for tonight. You'll pay on average around £90 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Nelson will cost around £168 (based on Booking.com prices).
as an ex Nelsonian I was looking for a B & B that I cld walk...
as an ex Nelsonian I was looking for a B & B that I cld walk round my old haunts, with exceptional host reviews & my expectations were high wanting a top comfortable friendly B & B.
Nothing disappointed us with the stay, totally recommend this lovely place to stay,
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Anonymous
New Zealand
10
Scored 10
I can recommend Pomeroy's Cafe.on the opposite side of the...
I can recommend Pomeroy's Cafe.on the opposite side of the Square for their delicious matcha laites. Nelson's many art gallerys are enough to satisfy the most avid art lover with the delightful, meandering walk out through Queens Gardens to Nelson's Suter Art Gallery and cafe, always a highlight.
clare
New Zealand
10
Scored 10
Nelson is a lovely town, with beautiful hanging baskets and...
Nelson is a lovely town, with beautiful hanging baskets and old, unique architecture, close to Tahunanui beach, which is lovely. The Saturday market is great and wandering around Nelson town is fun, there are some good small specialty shops. I enjoyed the museum and the Suter Art Gallery and Queens Gardens. It is also a great base to visit both the Marlborough and the Tasman regions.
Belinda
Canada
8.0
Scored 8.0
Takaka is a must for those who love alternative shops and...
Takaka is a must for those who love alternative shops and lovely radiant people. Lake Arnaud is worth a visit. A wine lovers dream area.
Harvest resturant was the highlight of the trip. Stunning location service and food.
Donna
New Zealand
10
Scored 10
The Art and Crafts I saw were excellent.
The Art and Crafts I saw were excellent. The Suter Gallery was a highlight, and I enjoyed the Cathedral. I really enjoyed the walk up to "the centre of N.Z" and the views from there. I had some very good food and liked looking at the architecture - e.g the villas and transitional villas in The Brook. Founders Park and Miyazu Japanese Garden were great. Also, having a craft beer at "The Free House", a church that has been converted into a drinking place( and painted with fun colours) was wonderful.
Eliza
10
Scored 10
Friendliness and facilities were so nice.We had a lovely...
Friendliness and facilities were so nice.We had a lovely balcony with table and chairs.Near the beach.The lady I Ispoke to on the phone requesting a bath also came to greet us and she remembered me from our phone call and said enjoy your bath you deserve it. She must have remembered when I spoke to her previously we were going to be tired as we had come from a month of entertaining friends and family. This got us off to a great start.Then we were so happy to see how lovely our unit was.A Wonderful stay
The hosts were exceptional in their helpfulness, even before our arrival. Home was beautifully restored Victorian era, filled with art of many kinds. The hosts knew a great deal about every piece of their art. It was about a 5 minute walk to town center, so location was great. Breakfast was varied and delicious. Our hosts even drove us to the airport for our flight out! Such kindness is seldom seen. We very much liked Nelson’s personality, probably largely influenced by the efforts of Ray and Jules.
A very interesting option within Nelson. The hotel is part of a bigger resort area with a the feel of a classic European village. We stayed on two separate occasions, before and after a multi-day trip through the Abel Tasman national park. The staff enabled us to take our room keys after normal check-in time. The rooms vary a lot in size but are always clean. A big plus is the proximity to Nelson airport, we were able to walk there with our luggage and could thus avoid the taxi fair.
Wow, what can I say. Fresh flowers 💐 fresh fruit bowl, Easter eggs etc. This beautiful little apartment is located in the heart of the city and is so accessible to everything. Everything was in walking distance for restaurants, shopping, buses and of course the Market. We felt like we were in our own little paradise. Thanks so much Hamish, we would both absolutely stay again. I will definitely recommend to family and friends who are heading to Nelson.
Wow we were so happy with this accomodation, it was perfect for our family of 4 for the night great location comfy beds Netflix for the kids even a full kitchen was such a nice touch to come in an have free range eggs there was coffee an milk an complementary drinks for us all , that's what made this place stand out above the rest ! we will definitely recommend to friends an family an we will be back to stay next time we come to nelson ☺️
We stayed at Tasman Bay Backpackers over new years. It is a really clean backpackers and the showers were great. The beds were clean and comfy and not a bad size. We paid for a double private room which was good value for money. The communal areas are really nice and spacious, the atmosphere in the morning (until 10am) is really relaxing. Free chocolate pudding was a nice touch at the end of a day exploring of Nelson.
Very convenient access to the airport. Despite its proximity to the runway, it is remarkably quiet. The rooms are open, clean, and spacious enough for four adults. My mother mentioned that it was more comfortable than any hotel she had stayed at in New Zealand, a sentiment I share. The accommodation features a two-induction cooktop and ample cooking utensils, making it suitable for simple cooking.
Awesome hostel - the atmosphere was great, the staff was so nice and really took the time to show every guest at check-in where everything is at the hostel, but they also had some excellent recommendations for Nelson. The kitchen is spacious, the lounge is cozy, and the 4-bed dorm I booked was comfortable. The apple pie the staff made for all guests was an added bonus!
breakfast fine, the rooms were quiet, airy, very well appointed, separate access, lovely and light with lovely views. The insulation was great so we didnt hear family noise. Sam and Pete were thoughtful and easy to be around. Not intrusive but very helpful and generous with their time and good advice. Trails End was well positioned for both Nelson and Tasman Bay.
The bed was exceptional we had the best sleep since arriving in New Zealand.Also a lovely bathroom with rain shower. Our hostess was very thoughtful with all aspects of our stay fantastic breakfast, advice on best places to eat and what to see and do in Nelson. Highly recommend
We chose the hotel for its proximity to Nelson Airport; we were able to walk.
Plenty of parking, pub and restaurant on site.
We enjoyed our meals.
Also, we were provided with some basic breakfast provisions which was handy before our early morning flight.
Excellent facilities regarding cooking and TV channel which already higher quality than a five star hotel - Netflix Disney + and large screen to compatible with the room size plus self service cooking facilities
Friendly staff
Spa bath is very cosy
Ideal location, close to the shops and the fantastic nelson market.
Beds are arguably the most comfortable hotel beds ive slept on.
rooms were super spacious for 2 people.
Overall a fantastic experience, we will be back.
We liked that we could leave our big Hiking backpacks x 4 at the hotel so we didn't have to carry the heavy packs around the city while we waited until it was time to head to the airport to board our flight to Auckland.
Room was outdated but had a jacuzzi tub and access to a back alley with smoking chairs and table. Hotel restaurant was good, great service. Wait staff very attentive. Parked at the door convenient for accessing baggage.
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