The Stables Dunedin

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1. Graeme Buttar ★★★★★

   Very reasonably priced with easy walk into town. We love staying here

   almost 3 months ago
2. Bill Inwood ★☆☆☆☆

   So much potential yet too many shortcuts taken during renovations. On the positive there is underfloor heating in the bathroom. The exterior of the motel is well finished. Unfortunately that's where the positive stops. Let's start outside where this property shares it's space with a some what almost derelict old building that may still be partially used as a boarding establishment. The car parking area is shingle and best described as extremely dangerous. There are countless smelly rubbish bins on display. Inside the fit out is minimalistic. No face cloths, no tea towels, no toilet brush, no cloths hooks in bathroom, fan makes a noise but doesn't suck, no heated mirror, shower is rain soak only there is no wall mounted shower head, the kitchen is a shared situation with other room guests, there is a toaster and jug unfortunately 1 cup/mug was chipped, no table/desk if you wish to do laptop work, window coverings inadequate letting in a lot of light at night. I could go on but space is restricted.

   almost 3 months ago
3. Charlie Stone ★★★★★

   Clever and tasteful conversion, comfortable and handy to everything while a safe distance from the main street noise. Self-contained ensuite rooms, handy kitchen if necessary, good parking, easy access. Great value.

   almost 5 months ago

1. Brook Smith ★★★★★

   Very nice, clean and quiet. We stayed with our two school aged children and were very comfortable. Close to town but also tucked away and felt private.

   1 year ago
2. Tanya Chad ★★★☆☆

   Very decent stay. The rooms meet all the standards I would expect for sure. I have recently had a major surgery so was very difficult getting in and out of room 7. There was no photos that showed the amount of stairs I would have to climb which was a bit miss leading as only shown the main building when we booked online.

   almost 3 years ago
3. Case Watson ★★★★★

   We have both traveled extensively all over the world, and this is one of the better places we've stayed. Beautiful building, nice warm room, very clean, quiet, and well maintained. Up a very steep hill, but only five minutes from town. We would definitely recommend The Stables to anyone looking for a quality retreat.

   almost 3 years ago

1. island nectar ★★★★☆

   Beautifully and thoughtfully renovated room. Very clean, shower is a dream. Overhead and table side reading lamps a nice touch. Digital entry means no keys required. Rooms a little small but served the purpose - wardrobe and cupboards for clothes, however wouldn’t suggest for long stays as no break out area. Heaps of off street parking. Located centrally and 5 minute walk into shopping/eating areas but up a steep hill, so walking shoes a must! Kettle and toaster, starter milk, coffee, tea, shampoo, soaps all provided. Towels thick and lush. Did not realise the downstairs utility area was available for guests until I read these reviews! There is another house on the lot which looks like it might be a (rundown) hostel of some kind?

   almost 3 years ago
2. Rachel Chen ★★★★★

   Stayed for just one night in our visit to Dunedin. A very cool and gothic city, and we felt integrated by staying in a heritage style building. The condo is cosy and has everything you need - showers and accessories, kettle and tea coffee, even milk in the mini fridge. We were well taken care of.

   almost 3 years ago
3. Sa Gi ★★★★★

   An excellent stay! The Stables is great value - it's cosy, modern, warm and dry (I stayed in November). It's a short walk/drive into the main streets of Dunedin - if you aren't keen on hills it could be a bit of a hike on the way home but if you have a car it's perfect. The hosts communicate incredibly well, are helpful and make you feel at home - Caryn, you were amazing!. Only thing I would improve is to add a small desk/chair and somewhere to hang a dress, but regardless I would stay here again in a heart beat :) thank you!

   almost 3 years ago

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