Huka Falls Resort, Taupo

I stayed in a two bedroom villa with my partner and our two young children, and overall, we had a lovely time. The villa was beautifully quaint and immaculately clean, which made a great first impression. However, there were a couple of downsides like average shower pressure and the lack of entertainment options for the kids on a chilly day. Despite these minor issues, the value for money was excellent, and I would definitely consider returning.

The hotel is neat and tidy, with clean and adequate rooms, though they feel quite basic for a three-star rating. Unfortunately, I faced issues with the power points and insufficient information about dining options. The shower flow was weak, and the room arrangement left much to be desired.

My stay at the resort was mostly positive, with a peaceful environment and incredible views from the bungalow. The cabin itself was spotlessly clean and well-equipped, perfect for a winter getaway. Unfortunately, I faced issues with the Wi-Fi during my stay, and the toilet paper supply was inconvenient. Overall, though, the experience was pleasant, and I would recommend it for a tranquil escape.

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. While the room was spacious and comfortable, the lack of daily cleaning was disappointing. The location is decent, but the amenities could use improvement, especially the outdated facilities. Overall, it felt like I got what I paid for, but I expected a bit more.

I had a mixed experience during my stay. The studio room was not ideal due to poor soundproofing, which made it difficult to enjoy my stay in peace. However, once upgraded to a standalone villa, I found it to be spacious and comfortable. The location was quiet, but lacking some essential amenities and outdoor furnishings, which was a letdown for a longer visit.