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Willis Wellington Hotel
Description
Unpretentious hotel featuring unfussy rooms, plus a business centre & complimentary Wi-Fi.
Nearby attractions
Central Park
Brooklyn Road, Mount Cook, Wellington 6011, New Zealand
Nairn Street Cottage
68 Nairn Street, Mount Cook, Wellington 6011, New Zealand
Velvet Cherry
299 Cuba Street, Te Aro, Wellington 6011, New Zealand
Aro Park
48 Aro Street, Aro Valley, Wellington 6011, New Zealand
The Kiwi Art House Gallery
225 Cuba Street, Te Aro, Wellington 6011, New Zealand
Central Park Play Area
32 Brooklyn Road, Brooklyn, Wellington 6021, New Zealand
Pukeahu National War Memorial Park
State Highway 1, Te Aro, Wellington 6011, New Zealand
Y O G A L L E R Y – Yoga Studio + Art Gallery
97 Ghuznee Street, Te Aro, Wellington 6011, New Zealand
Glover Park
Te Aro, Wellington 6011, New Zealand
play_station
1/233 Willis Street, Te Aro, Wellington 6011, New Zealand
Nearby restaurants
Young Shing (BYO)
296 Willis Street, Aro Valley, Wellington 6011, New Zealand
Southern Cross Garden Bar Restaurant
39 Abel Smith Street, Te Aro, Wellington 6011, New Zealand
Fidel's Cafe
32a Wigan Street, Te Aro, Wellington 6011, New Zealand
HELL Pizza Cuba Street
66 Webb Street, Mount Cook, Wellington 6011, New Zealand
Santeria Pizza And Pasta
247 Cuba Street, Te Aro, Wellington 6011, New Zealand
KAZAGURUMA Japanese Dining
272 Cuba Street, Te Aro, Wellington 6011, New Zealand
Jano Bistro
270 Willis Street, Te Aro, Wellington 6011, New Zealand
Babaili Chinese Restaurant
NZ/278 Willis Street, Te Aro, Wellington 6011, New Zealand
Preservatorium Cafe
GROUND/39 Webb Street, Mount Cook, Wellington 6011, New Zealand
El Matador
196 Cuba Street, Te Aro, Wellington 6011, New Zealand
Nearby hotels
Capital View Motor Inn Motel
12 Thompson Street, Mount Cook, Wellington 6001, New Zealand
Harbour City Motor Inn
92-96 Webb Street, Te Aro, Wellington 6011, New Zealand
Mövenpick Hotel Wellington
345 The Terrace, Te Aro, Wellington 6001, New Zealand
Naumi Studio Wellington
213 Cuba Street, Te Aro, Wellington 6011, New Zealand
Wellington City Cottages
7/5 Tonks Grove, Te Aro, Wellington 6011, New Zealand
Wellington City Studio
130A Abel Smith Street, Te Aro, Wellington 6011, New Zealand
Naumi Hotel Wellington
10 Dunlop Terrace, Te Aro, Wellington 6011, New Zealand
Sojourn Apartment Hotel - Ghuznee
75 Ghuznee Street, Te Aro, Wellington 6011, New Zealand
Victoria Court Motor Lodge
201 Victoria Street, Te Aro, Wellington 6011, New Zealand
222 Willis Apartments
222 Willis Street, Te Aro, Wellington 6011, New Zealand
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Willis Wellington Hotel

355 Willis Street, Te Aro, Wellington 6011, New Zealand
3.0(496)
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Unpretentious hotel featuring unfussy rooms, plus a business centre & complimentary Wi-Fi.

attractions: Central Park, Nairn Street Cottage, Velvet Cherry, Aro Park, The Kiwi Art House Gallery, Central Park Play Area, Pukeahu National War Memorial Park, Y O G A L L E R Y – Yoga Studio + Art Gallery, Glover Park, play_station, restaurants: Young Shing (BYO), Southern Cross Garden Bar Restaurant, Fidel's Cafe, HELL Pizza Cuba Street, Santeria Pizza And Pasta, KAZAGURUMA Japanese Dining, Jano Bistro, Babaili Chinese Restaurant, Preservatorium Cafe, El Matador
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Nearby attractions of Willis Wellington Hotel

Central Park

Nairn Street Cottage

Velvet Cherry

Aro Park

The Kiwi Art House Gallery

Central Park Play Area

Pukeahu National War Memorial Park

Y O G A L L E R Y – Yoga Studio + Art Gallery

Glover Park

play_station

Central Park

Central Park

4.6

(289)

Open 24 hours
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Nairn Street Cottage

Nairn Street Cottage

4.5

(40)

Open 24 hours
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Velvet Cherry

Velvet Cherry

4.6

(16)

Closed
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Aro Park

Aro Park

3.9

(13)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Explore Wellington
Explore Wellington
Sun, Dec 7 • 9:00 PM
Wellington, 6011, New Zealand
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Zealandia Small Group Eco Wildlife Night Tour
Zealandia Small Group Eco Wildlife Night Tour
Sun, Dec 7 • 7:15 AM
Karori, 6012
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Wellington Shore Excursion City Sightseeing Tour
Wellington Shore Excursion City Sightseeing Tour
Sun, Dec 7 • 7:45 PM
Shed 39/2 Fryatt Quay, Pipitea, Wellington, 6011
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Nearby restaurants of Willis Wellington Hotel

Young Shing (BYO)

Southern Cross Garden Bar Restaurant

Fidel's Cafe

HELL Pizza Cuba Street

Santeria Pizza And Pasta

KAZAGURUMA Japanese Dining

Jano Bistro

Babaili Chinese Restaurant

Preservatorium Cafe

El Matador

Young Shing (BYO)

Young Shing (BYO)

4.5

(206)

Click for details
Southern Cross Garden Bar Restaurant

Southern Cross Garden Bar Restaurant

4.2

(1.7K)

$$

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Fidel's Cafe

Fidel's Cafe

4.5

(1.2K)

Click for details
HELL Pizza Cuba Street

HELL Pizza Cuba Street

4.3

(196)

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Reviews of Willis Wellington Hotel

3.0
(496)
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1.0
1y

To all travellers considering a stay at Willis Wellington, please read my review to avoid potential headaches. We booked this hotel via Agoda. In short, the hotel charged us for "bathroom damage," but Agoda ultimately determined that the hotel was in the wrong and provided us with compensation from their own funds—something the hotel should have refunded us directly.

Detailed explanation:

This hotel unfairly charged us 75 NZD for apparent bathroom damage. Unfortunately, we paid the charge under duress, as we were unaware of our rights as a tourist and uncertain about potential complications that could arise. I felt compelled to pay the amount to avoid disrupting our travel plans.

On the first day of our stay (6th Oct 2024), the toilet cistern malfunctioned, causing water to flow continuously while rendering the flush nonfunctional. Fortunately, the issue resolved itself within a few minutes, so I did not report it. However, the problem recurred on 8th Oct 2024 for a longer time, and I reported it to the receptionist.

After the issue was fixed, the hotel manager rudely interrupted our breakfast and accused us of flooding the bathroom and informed us of the fee (the amount was only disclosed at check-out). Her dismissive attitude made it clear she had no interest in hearing our side. We hoped for a more reasonable response from the receptionists, but it was evident they had no authority and were simply following the manager's instructions. One female receptionist even had the audacity to lecture us about why we didn’t report the initial incident of the cistern malfunction. Umm hello? Why was the cistern malfunctioning in the first place? Shouldn’t you be maintaining your property? I was appalled by her lack of understanding of the other person’s perspective. Such a lack of empathy has no place in the service industry.

We explained that the issue arose from a design flaw in the bathroom, as the shower curtain does not fully close, resulting in water spilling onto the floor. This design flaw makes the charge unreasonable. The receptionist conveyed our concerns, yet we were still charged at the manager's instruction. We were told this was the first report of such an issue for our room, but Google reviews indicate that other guests have experienced similar problems. Clearly, this “damage” is not our fault.

The spillage occurred daily during shower time, and housekeeping cleaned it without issue. It seems unreasonable that after asking for help with the cistern, we were suddenly charged for a “flooding” incident on that particular day.

This hotel has received an earthquake-prone building notice, requiring them to implement remedies by 2027. This may put them under financial strain, potentially motivating them to charge guests unfairly.

Another concern is the precarious placement of the TV in the room, which is positioned such that guests could easily knock it over, resulting in unfair damage fees. Additionally, the doors swing open abruptly, hitting the walls and creating further risk of damage.

I reached out to the hotel management for a refund, but they never responded to my request. It seems the manager believes she could ignore my request now that the payment has been received. This is a clear example of bad customer service. The hotel manager seems to be a disciplinarian—lacking both empathy and basic manners. She is unfit to run a hotel, being overly uptight and controlling.

My biggest regret is seeking help from the staff regarding the cistern/toilet flush. Had we not asked for assistance, we would not have been charged, and the water spillage on the floor would have continued to be cleaned as part of the daily housekeeping routine.

Agoda came to our rescue and empathized with our situation. They recognized that the hotel was in the wrong and helped negotiate on our behalf. However, the hotel remained adamant and refused to refund the 75 NZD. Agoda ultimately stepped in and provided us with the equivalent amount from their own funds—something the hotel should have refunded directly. I am...

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1.0
1y

I had an incredibly disappointing experience during my stay at this hotel. If Google allowed a 0-star rating, this place would have earned it.

From the moment we arrived, the experience was unwelcoming. No one was present at the reception, leaving us with a sense of disregard.

When we arrived at our room, the room itself posed several safety and comfort concerns. The TV was placed in such a way that it was easy to knock over, which could lead to unfair charges if damaged. When I opened the main door, it appeared to be delicate, hitting the wall. Essential amenities were absent: we had no room manual, drinking water bottles, leaving us uncertain of how to even contact reception, a discovery we only made by physically visiting the reception. The room’s cleanliness was severely lacking, with visible stains and dirt on the walls, iron board, highlighting poor maintenance.

When I asked about drinking water, I was told we could drink from the bathroom sink—an unhygienic and unacceptable response, especially in a hotel setting where basic amenities like a water filter or a drinking water bottle should be standard. We learned that the hotel had been issued an earthquake-prone building notice and must make structural updates by 2027. This situation may be leading them to cut corners, including unfair fees to offset possible expenses.

During breakfast, there were no fresh fruits. They appear to have processed fruits. As a health conscious individual, this is unacceptable.

In all, this was one of the least hospitable and most unhygienic hotel experiences I’ve ever had. I would strongly recommend avoiding it if possible. If you have a reservation here, CANCEL it immediately—you are wasting your time...

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3.0
4y

While the location is nice and the rooms suffice, and an okay breakfast is even included, personally I would rather spend my money on slightly nicer accommodation, or not bother at all and cheap out at a backpackers instead. Best feature: very well heated rooms.

Firstly, the showerhead was broken, and with already low water pressure and poor temperature control this made for unpleasant showering. As a side note, I also think it's worth warning others that the two-person room only had four plugs that we could find including the bathroom - none of which were near the bed for those that like to charge their phone etc next to them - so it may be worthwhile to bring or buy a multi board, and oddly only one teaspoon (but two mugs and glasses at least!) and one set of hotel soaps were provided despite two people staying there.

Secondly, housekeeping broke one of our belongings and just left it lying there with no explanation, apology or apparent care - though the hotel manager kindly refunded the cost of the broken item. This aside, I was not impressed with the service as some requests and notes (and payments) agreed to prior to our stay were forgotten leading to some awkward and frustrating additional payments (asked to pay twice for the same thing), and furthermore after many hours of travel (we were exhausted) and being unable to access our prepaid room (even after sign in time) a rather unfunny joke was made about maybe being in the wrong place/booking.

Other reviews mentioning dirty windows and poorly carpeted hallways are definitely accurate, however I found those to be minor problems, though the lobby was pretty extravagant...

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Rupali Roy ChoudhuryRupali Roy Choudhury
To all travellers considering a stay at Willis Wellington, please read my review to avoid potential headaches. We booked this hotel via Agoda. In short, the hotel charged us for "bathroom damage," but Agoda ultimately determined that the hotel was in the wrong and provided us with compensation from their own funds—something the hotel should have refunded us directly. Detailed explanation: This hotel unfairly charged us 75 NZD for apparent bathroom damage. Unfortunately, we paid the charge under duress, as we were unaware of our rights as a tourist and uncertain about potential complications that could arise. I felt compelled to pay the amount to avoid disrupting our travel plans. On the first day of our stay (6th Oct 2024), the toilet cistern malfunctioned, causing water to flow continuously while rendering the flush nonfunctional. Fortunately, the issue resolved itself within a few minutes, so I did not report it. However, the problem recurred on 8th Oct 2024 for a longer time, and I reported it to the receptionist. After the issue was fixed, the hotel manager rudely interrupted our breakfast and accused us of flooding the bathroom and informed us of the fee (the amount was only disclosed at check-out). Her dismissive attitude made it clear she had no interest in hearing our side. We hoped for a more reasonable response from the receptionists, but it was evident they had no authority and were simply following the manager's instructions. One female receptionist even had the audacity to lecture us about why we didn’t report the initial incident of the cistern malfunction. Umm hello? Why was the cistern malfunctioning in the first place? Shouldn’t you be maintaining your property? I was appalled by her lack of understanding of the other person’s perspective. Such a lack of empathy has no place in the service industry. We explained that the issue arose from a design flaw in the bathroom, as the shower curtain does not fully close, resulting in water spilling onto the floor. This design flaw makes the charge unreasonable. The receptionist conveyed our concerns, yet we were still charged at the manager's instruction. We were told this was the first report of such an issue for our room, but Google reviews indicate that other guests have experienced similar problems. Clearly, this “damage” is not our fault. The spillage occurred daily during shower time, and housekeeping cleaned it without issue. It seems unreasonable that after asking for help with the cistern, we were suddenly charged for a “flooding” incident on that particular day. This hotel has received an earthquake-prone building notice, requiring them to implement remedies by 2027. This may put them under financial strain, potentially motivating them to charge guests unfairly. Another concern is the precarious placement of the TV in the room, which is positioned such that guests could easily knock it over, resulting in unfair damage fees. Additionally, the doors swing open abruptly, hitting the walls and creating further risk of damage. I reached out to the hotel management for a refund, but they never responded to my request. It seems the manager believes she could ignore my request now that the payment has been received. This is a clear example of bad customer service. The hotel manager seems to be a disciplinarian—lacking both empathy and basic manners. She is unfit to run a hotel, being overly uptight and controlling. My biggest regret is seeking help from the staff regarding the cistern/toilet flush. Had we not asked for assistance, we would not have been charged, and the water spillage on the floor would have continued to be cleaned as part of the daily housekeeping routine. Agoda came to our rescue and empathized with our situation. They recognized that the hotel was in the wrong and helped negotiate on our behalf. However, the hotel remained adamant and refused to refund the 75 NZD. Agoda ultimately stepped in and provided us with the equivalent amount from their own funds—something the hotel should have refunded directly. I am grateful to Agoda!
priyanka roy choudhurypriyanka roy choudhury
I had an incredibly disappointing experience during my stay at this hotel. If Google allowed a 0-star rating, this place would have earned it. From the moment we arrived, the experience was unwelcoming. No one was present at the reception, leaving us with a sense of disregard. When we arrived at our room, the room itself posed several safety and comfort concerns. The TV was placed in such a way that it was easy to knock over, which could lead to unfair charges if damaged. When I opened the main door, it appeared to be delicate, hitting the wall. Essential amenities were absent: we had no room manual, drinking water bottles, leaving us uncertain of how to even contact reception, a discovery we only made by physically visiting the reception. The room’s cleanliness was severely lacking, with visible stains and dirt on the walls, iron board, highlighting poor maintenance. When I asked about drinking water, I was told we could drink from the bathroom sink—an unhygienic and unacceptable response, especially in a hotel setting where basic amenities like a water filter or a drinking water bottle should be standard. We learned that the hotel had been issued an earthquake-prone building notice and must make structural updates by 2027. This situation may be leading them to cut corners, including unfair fees to offset possible expenses.

During breakfast, there were no fresh fruits. They appear to have processed fruits. As a health conscious individual, this is unacceptable. In all, this was one of the least hospitable and most unhygienic hotel experiences I’ve ever had. I would strongly recommend avoiding it if possible. If you have a reservation here, CANCEL it immediately—you are wasting your time and money here
Rodney ZRodney Z
Well well well, I did not expect a good service or room condition when travel for business. But Wills Wellington just refresh my knowledge of a bad stay to another hell level. My mate and I planed to stay for 2 days, but we just escaped to another hotel after the frist stay. As the photos attached, mold is everywhere, carpet, blind, windows and walls are covered by mold. I can find spider nets and thick dusts on almost eveything in the room. It looks like the room was abondand for decades. I could barely sleep last night with the smell. Very hard to breath as well. After a few hours stay in the room, I just went to toilet and vomit. WTH?? Then I went down and tried to change a room, but the reception said there was fully booked. I told to my mate in the morning during breakfast (well, breakfast is the only not bad part). He also had the smillar issue with mold smells. We urgently called our trip agent to move our stay to another. She was shock after we sent the photos to her. If there was a minus star, I would pick minus 5 stars for the review. It is unbelievable that happens in 21st century in a hotel.
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To all travellers considering a stay at Willis Wellington, please read my review to avoid potential headaches. We booked this hotel via Agoda. In short, the hotel charged us for "bathroom damage," but Agoda ultimately determined that the hotel was in the wrong and provided us with compensation from their own funds—something the hotel should have refunded us directly. Detailed explanation: This hotel unfairly charged us 75 NZD for apparent bathroom damage. Unfortunately, we paid the charge under duress, as we were unaware of our rights as a tourist and uncertain about potential complications that could arise. I felt compelled to pay the amount to avoid disrupting our travel plans. On the first day of our stay (6th Oct 2024), the toilet cistern malfunctioned, causing water to flow continuously while rendering the flush nonfunctional. Fortunately, the issue resolved itself within a few minutes, so I did not report it. However, the problem recurred on 8th Oct 2024 for a longer time, and I reported it to the receptionist. After the issue was fixed, the hotel manager rudely interrupted our breakfast and accused us of flooding the bathroom and informed us of the fee (the amount was only disclosed at check-out). Her dismissive attitude made it clear she had no interest in hearing our side. We hoped for a more reasonable response from the receptionists, but it was evident they had no authority and were simply following the manager's instructions. One female receptionist even had the audacity to lecture us about why we didn’t report the initial incident of the cistern malfunction. Umm hello? Why was the cistern malfunctioning in the first place? Shouldn’t you be maintaining your property? I was appalled by her lack of understanding of the other person’s perspective. Such a lack of empathy has no place in the service industry. We explained that the issue arose from a design flaw in the bathroom, as the shower curtain does not fully close, resulting in water spilling onto the floor. This design flaw makes the charge unreasonable. The receptionist conveyed our concerns, yet we were still charged at the manager's instruction. We were told this was the first report of such an issue for our room, but Google reviews indicate that other guests have experienced similar problems. Clearly, this “damage” is not our fault. The spillage occurred daily during shower time, and housekeeping cleaned it without issue. It seems unreasonable that after asking for help with the cistern, we were suddenly charged for a “flooding” incident on that particular day. This hotel has received an earthquake-prone building notice, requiring them to implement remedies by 2027. This may put them under financial strain, potentially motivating them to charge guests unfairly. Another concern is the precarious placement of the TV in the room, which is positioned such that guests could easily knock it over, resulting in unfair damage fees. Additionally, the doors swing open abruptly, hitting the walls and creating further risk of damage. I reached out to the hotel management for a refund, but they never responded to my request. It seems the manager believes she could ignore my request now that the payment has been received. This is a clear example of bad customer service. The hotel manager seems to be a disciplinarian—lacking both empathy and basic manners. She is unfit to run a hotel, being overly uptight and controlling. My biggest regret is seeking help from the staff regarding the cistern/toilet flush. Had we not asked for assistance, we would not have been charged, and the water spillage on the floor would have continued to be cleaned as part of the daily housekeeping routine. Agoda came to our rescue and empathized with our situation. They recognized that the hotel was in the wrong and helped negotiate on our behalf. However, the hotel remained adamant and refused to refund the 75 NZD. Agoda ultimately stepped in and provided us with the equivalent amount from their own funds—something the hotel should have refunded directly. I am grateful to Agoda!
Rupali Roy Choudhury

Rupali Roy Choudhury

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I had an incredibly disappointing experience during my stay at this hotel. If Google allowed a 0-star rating, this place would have earned it. From the moment we arrived, the experience was unwelcoming. No one was present at the reception, leaving us with a sense of disregard. When we arrived at our room, the room itself posed several safety and comfort concerns. The TV was placed in such a way that it was easy to knock over, which could lead to unfair charges if damaged. When I opened the main door, it appeared to be delicate, hitting the wall. Essential amenities were absent: we had no room manual, drinking water bottles, leaving us uncertain of how to even contact reception, a discovery we only made by physically visiting the reception. The room’s cleanliness was severely lacking, with visible stains and dirt on the walls, iron board, highlighting poor maintenance. When I asked about drinking water, I was told we could drink from the bathroom sink—an unhygienic and unacceptable response, especially in a hotel setting where basic amenities like a water filter or a drinking water bottle should be standard. We learned that the hotel had been issued an earthquake-prone building notice and must make structural updates by 2027. This situation may be leading them to cut corners, including unfair fees to offset possible expenses.

During breakfast, there were no fresh fruits. They appear to have processed fruits. As a health conscious individual, this is unacceptable. In all, this was one of the least hospitable and most unhygienic hotel experiences I’ve ever had. I would strongly recommend avoiding it if possible. If you have a reservation here, CANCEL it immediately—you are wasting your time and money here
priyanka roy choudhury

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Well well well, I did not expect a good service or room condition when travel for business. But Wills Wellington just refresh my knowledge of a bad stay to another hell level. My mate and I planed to stay for 2 days, but we just escaped to another hotel after the frist stay. As the photos attached, mold is everywhere, carpet, blind, windows and walls are covered by mold. I can find spider nets and thick dusts on almost eveything in the room. It looks like the room was abondand for decades. I could barely sleep last night with the smell. Very hard to breath as well. After a few hours stay in the room, I just went to toilet and vomit. WTH?? Then I went down and tried to change a room, but the reception said there was fully booked. I told to my mate in the morning during breakfast (well, breakfast is the only not bad part). He also had the smillar issue with mold smells. We urgently called our trip agent to move our stay to another. She was shock after we sent the photos to her. If there was a minus star, I would pick minus 5 stars for the review. It is unbelievable that happens in 21st century in a hotel.
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