We had so much fun while staying here and the owners were so easy to deal with
Pros: It was in a very central location and was so well looked after Cons: Drive way as a bit confusing but that’s literally it
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Dog-friendly in Waterloo is a 4-star hotel in Lower Hutt, New Zealand.
Comfortable Accommodation Enjoy a relaxing stay in our spacious 3-bedroom villa with garden views, free WiFi, and cozy fireplace. Convenient Location Located just 18 km from popular attractions like Westpac Stadium, Wellington Botanical Gardens, and Beehive Parliament Building. Pet-Friendly Amenities Bring your furry friends along to our dog-friendly property with free private parking and a garden for them to roam. To book your stay at Dog-friendly in Waterloo and make unforgettable memories with your loved ones, visit our website now!
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We had so much fun while staying here and the owners were so easy to deal with
Pros: It was in a very central location and was so well looked after Cons: Drive way as a bit confusing but that’s literally it
So good - we are already looking forward to coming again
Pros: Spacious house, lovely to have woodburner fire plus gas heating, excellent detailed notes about the property, the area, easy to contact hosts, lots of interesting furnishings and best of all - a secure space for our dog and a feeling he was really welcome. Library. Coordinated linens. Generous supplies. Cons: A very minor extra would have been a better lamp or light for reading in bed! But I didn't have time for that luxury anyway.
Very clean, loved the bedding, big open kitchen perfect for large families
Home away from home Lovely big kitchen Great fireplace Comfortable beds
Very comfortable two night stay.
Spacious rooms, well equipped kitchen and comfortable beds. Had some cooler weather but the gas heater and wood burner fire kept us warm.
October here averages 11°C, with around 85 mm of rain across the month.
Climate data: NASA POWER
Twenty-year averages for this area, not a forecast.