Carnmore Hotel Christchurch

“Lovely”

We stayed for 2 nights great motel . Clean and comfortable. Staff were all brilliant. Easy walking into city centre , tram stops and bus station. Also has a lovely restaurant attached. We had buffet breakfast, which was also great.

“Excellent stay”

Hotel close to the city and nicely furnished. Comfortable rooms. Kushi at the reception provided an excellent customer service and was very prompt at meeting my requests.

“Sehr gut gelegen um Christchurch zu erkunden”

Schönes, modernes Hotel um Christchurch zu erkunden. Personal sehr freundlich. Frühstück auch gut und die Bar für einen Absacker zu empfehlen.

“Clean, but limited breakfast options...”

We stayed at this hotel for two nights, booking a king studio with breakfast included. The room itself was comfortable, clean, and perfectly adequate for our stay for most of the time. On the second night of our stay, the hotel experienced an electrical fault which resulted in the property opera… Mehr

We stayed at this hotel for two nights, booking a king studio with breakfast included. The room itself was comfortable, clean, and perfectly adequate for our stay for most of the time. On the second night of our stay, the hotel experienced an electrical fault which resulted in the property operating solely on emergency power. Consequently, our room was left without electricity for the remainder of the evening, causing inconvenience and diminishing the overall quality of our stay. The next morning we received a letter from the hotel manager apologising for the outage and explaining that the reason was beyond the control of the hotel. Unfortunately, the breakfast was a significant disappointment. The selection was limited, and had I known this beforehand, I would have booked accommodation elsewhere. The only egg option on the buffet was a tray of rather unappetising scrambled eggs. When I asked if I could have poached eggs instead, I was informed there would be an additional charge. I was then treated to a lengthy explanation from the duty manager, who said the surcharge was intended to discourage guests from placing individual egg orders during busy periods and to ease pressure on the kitchen. Although he eventually agreed to waive the charge at his discretion, the gesture felt reluctant rather than welcoming. Charging guests extra for a simple poached egg when breakfast is included struck me as unnecessarily penny-pinching. On the second morning, not wishing to experience a similar interaction, I opted for an egg-free breakfast. While I appreciate that unforeseen issues such as power failures can occur, the combination of the disappointing breakfast experience and the lack of electricity meant our stay did not represent the standard or value we had expected

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