Putaruru Hotel
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Datos clave
Check-in a partir de: | 14:00 |
|---|---|
Check-out antes de: | 10:00 |
Mascotas | No se admiten mascotas |
Servicios
Wifi
Estacionamiento
No fumadores
Lavandería
Cafetería
Instalaciones para bodas
Más sobre Putaruru Hotel
Putaruru Hotel
Putaruru Hotel is located in Putaruru and features a garden and a shared lounge. The accommodation provides room service, an ATM and luggage storage for guests. At the hotel, each room is equipped with a wardrobe.
Opiniones de 
Viajero en familia
Comentó el: 27 ago. 2026
Viajó en: agosto de 2026
These reviews are outdated latest 2026 right here!
Those reviews yall just saw? Those are older then my cousins so let me introduce you into something new This hotel is superrr nice and awesome I’ve stayed in 4 rooms and it’s awesome the rooms are really clean and tidy you get a good tv to watch all your favourite shows on it the beds are comfy the toliet and shower does it’s job the people are super friendly there awesome hotel and I’d recommend booking it if you wanna book it also beds are super comfy and you get free body soap and shampoo and conditoner packets but they are super hard to open i was manhandling it in the shower and it didint open it was rage baiting me Lol
Viajero por cuenta propia
Comentó el: 6 feb. 2026
Viajó en: febrero de 2026
Great overnight experience
Old hotel but fairly new owners.
My room was spotlessly clean with a great shower. The mattress & pillows were obviously new albeit a little firm for me but with crisp clean linen I slept well after an 8km walk along the blue river.
I appreciate that not many people stay here so probably hard for the owners to do much in the way of improvement (if they do get some money getting proper black out curtains would improve sleep no end) however for the money I paid, I thought it was absolutely perfect.
I appreciate that there is a shared kitchenette.
My room was spotlessly clean with a great shower. The mattress & pillows were obviously new albeit a little firm for me but with crisp clean linen I slept well after an 8km walk along the blue river.
I appreciate that not many people stay here so probably hard for the owners to do much in the way of improvement (if they do get some money getting proper black out curtains would improve sleep no end) however for the money I paid, I thought it was absolutely perfect.
I appreciate that there is a shared kitchenette.
Viajero en familia
AU
Comentó el: 9 nov. 2024
Viajó en: noviembre de 2024
Cheapest and close to the bluesprings, nice updated rooms
Great price!
We booked 5 rooms so I got to see all the rooms we booked and they all have new carpet, fresh paint throughout the rooms, new comfortable beds and linen all new. The rooms are a decent size to so I was quiet impressed. Obviously they are still renovating throughout so it will take some time as it is a very old building that needs some TLC and good on them. This is actually my old stomping ground so to finally stay here after 40 yrs was cool.
No lift so you will have to carry your luggage up the stairs and if your a light sleeper in the front rooms bring earplugs
We had rooms in the front and back, I personally preferred the back, quieter.
We booked 5 rooms so I got to see all the rooms we booked and they all have new carpet, fresh paint throughout the rooms, new comfortable beds and linen all new. The rooms are a decent size to so I was quiet impressed. Obviously they are still renovating throughout so it will take some time as it is a very old building that needs some TLC and good on them. This is actually my old stomping ground so to finally stay here after 40 yrs was cool.
No lift so you will have to carry your luggage up the stairs and if your a light sleeper in the front rooms bring earplugs
We had rooms in the front and back, I personally preferred the back, quieter.
Parejas
Comentó el: 3 nov. 2024
Viajó en: octubre de 2024
Has potential
Good location. Classic art deco style building. Has been great in its heyday. Nice old features such as: downstairs lobby, staircase and reception rooms (currently unused).
We booked the 'Queen's Room' - the best bedroom in the hotel. Nice, with comfortable bed but the carpet needed a good clean.
Note: Hotel is under renovation - both inside and outside.
Here are some recommendations: there should be someone at Reception during check-in and check-out times; the Reception office area needs a good tidy-up including cleaning the glass entry doors; re-carpeting the main staircase and completing the exterior painting should be a priority, as should interior carpet cleaning or replacement.
We booked the 'Queen's Room' - the best bedroom in the hotel. Nice, with comfortable bed but the carpet needed a good clean.
Note: Hotel is under renovation - both inside and outside.
Here are some recommendations: there should be someone at Reception during check-in and check-out times; the Reception office area needs a good tidy-up including cleaning the glass entry doors; re-carpeting the main staircase and completing the exterior painting should be a priority, as should interior carpet cleaning or replacement.
Parejas
Comentó el: 29 abr. 2024
Viajó en: abril de 2024
Expected it to be bad, but it was SO MUCH worse
My partner and I read reviews before booking this hotel. We were expecting it to be dated, basic, and old, with peeling paint and torn carpet. We saw the review that compared it to “The Shining.” We aren’t fussy or high-maintenance, we are low-budget travelers, and we have a sense of humor so we didn’t have too many worries when we booked this.
Unfortunately, when we arrived the vibes were much less “The Shining” and much more “The Walking Dead.” We confirmed with reception that we were able to check in early afternoon, since we would not be able to check in in the evening. The city itself was a borderline ghost town. We were met on check-in by a kind young receptionist, and that was the only good thing I have to say about the hotel. As soon as we were done checking in, the reception area was gated closed. There were no other signs of human inhabitation in the hotel. We made our way through the run-down lobby and hallway to our room, and saw that despite a request for a large bed we’d received a room with two twin beds. The windows were open and the room was freezing cold in April. The room had two space heaters but only two outlet plugs in one corner of the room - and after testing the space heaters, only one worked (a little). There was no other source of heat in the room. The bathroom was hilariously beat-up and drafty. Nearly every room on our floor was in some stage of repair with doors open, carpet torn, mattresses on the floor, etc. and no signs of habitation within the last few months. We left our room for the evening as long as possible, knowing we wouldn’t enjoy any time spent there. When we returned to the hotel after dark, it felt like we were breaking in to an abandoned property - there were absolutely no lights or signs of human activity inside or around the hotel. Everything was pitch black and we needed flashlights to find our way through the hotel to our room. Again, this felt very zombie apocalypse. The “Resident Evil” games were livelier and less creepy. Our room was freezing cold. The mattresses felt as old as the hotel and we could feel each individual spring beneath us. The space heater rattled and I spent the night questioning whether it was a fire hazard. Needless to say, we couldn’t sleep. At all. It was far too cold and uncomfortable. I regret not moving to sleep in our rental car. By the morning, my back was wrenched. We’d booked a second night and it was not refundable but we ate the cost and booked a different room elsewhere for barely more money and ZERO regrets. I’ve read the reviews that describe a loving owner attempting to restore this property, but at its current state it genuinely feels like it should be condemned instead.
Unfortunately, when we arrived the vibes were much less “The Shining” and much more “The Walking Dead.” We confirmed with reception that we were able to check in early afternoon, since we would not be able to check in in the evening. The city itself was a borderline ghost town. We were met on check-in by a kind young receptionist, and that was the only good thing I have to say about the hotel. As soon as we were done checking in, the reception area was gated closed. There were no other signs of human inhabitation in the hotel. We made our way through the run-down lobby and hallway to our room, and saw that despite a request for a large bed we’d received a room with two twin beds. The windows were open and the room was freezing cold in April. The room had two space heaters but only two outlet plugs in one corner of the room - and after testing the space heaters, only one worked (a little). There was no other source of heat in the room. The bathroom was hilariously beat-up and drafty. Nearly every room on our floor was in some stage of repair with doors open, carpet torn, mattresses on the floor, etc. and no signs of habitation within the last few months. We left our room for the evening as long as possible, knowing we wouldn’t enjoy any time spent there. When we returned to the hotel after dark, it felt like we were breaking in to an abandoned property - there were absolutely no lights or signs of human activity inside or around the hotel. Everything was pitch black and we needed flashlights to find our way through the hotel to our room. Again, this felt very zombie apocalypse. The “Resident Evil” games were livelier and less creepy. Our room was freezing cold. The mattresses felt as old as the hotel and we could feel each individual spring beneath us. The space heater rattled and I spent the night questioning whether it was a fire hazard. Needless to say, we couldn’t sleep. At all. It was far too cold and uncomfortable. I regret not moving to sleep in our rental car. By the morning, my back was wrenched. We’d booked a second night and it was not refundable but we ate the cost and booked a different room elsewhere for barely more money and ZERO regrets. I’ve read the reviews that describe a loving owner attempting to restore this property, but at its current state it genuinely feels like it should be condemned instead.
Ubicación
79 Princes Street, Putaruru, 3411, Nueva Zelanda|0.2 km desde el centro de la ciudad
Check-in y check-out
Check-in a partir de:
14:00
Check-out antes de:
10:00
Información importante
No se admiten mascotas
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