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"The location was great and close proximity to all shops. Parking was included. The room was spacious and comfortable."

"The room and bathroom were very clean, the room tastefully furnished, the bed very comfortable. Couldn't fault the room. We liked the location of the property, an easy walk to down town but far enough out to be able to get a carpark. Especially good that the hotel is in a repurposed office building. Perhaps the hallway carpets could be cleaned."

"Wow what a gem ! This would have been one of our nicest stays in NZ. The old house has been beautifully restored and so tastefully fitted out. Annabel was an outstanding host, very delightful and so helpful. Breakfast was fantastic and small things like the chocolates in the room reminded us of a by gone era of hospitality. If you are going to stay anywhere in NZ make sure this hotel is on the top of list!"

"Boutique hotel, new and modern. Great rooms, good location but no facilities or amenities. No bar, no evening restaurant. Nothing except a cafe that's open for breakfast through to 3pm. And $25 a night for outdoor parking at the back of the hotel."

"Comfortable bed, good pressure for shower, cold bathroom floor and heater in the room required frequent attention ( auto off ) meant room was cold in the early morning"

"room clean. Staff friendly didn't have breakfast or parking"

"Great spot"

"It was easy to find, and in a great location, close to lots of restaurants and city centre."

"There are hotels that provide lodging, and then there are places that restore your faith in human hospitality. The Chamberson belongs firmly in the second category. The building itself carries the dignified weight of history and a kind of understated luxury that modern hotels often try too hard to imitate. The rooms are beautifully designed and very Dunedin with its low-key sophistication: spacious, quiet, and comfortable in all the ways that matter. But what truly sets The Chamberson apart from other hotels in Central Dunedin are the people behind it: Michael and Jackie. Travel has become increasingly frictionless and increasingly impersonal at the same time. We move through airports, apps, kiosks, and automated messages. Then occasionally you meet someone who reminds you that hospitality is not a set of instructions but a human gift, the gift of making a stranger feel welcome in a new place or unfamiliar situation. Jackie and Michael have that rare gift. Years from now, I may forget the details of the room, but I will remember the feeling of being genuinely welcomed and cared for during our stay at the Chamberson. P.S. The photos were taken from our suite on a rainy day. And still — what a view!"