Hotel Give

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Hotel Highlights

Welcome to Hotel Give, your cozy abode amidst the vibrant city of Christchurch, New Zealand! Nestled just a quick 0.3mi from the city center, this charming 2-star hotel offers the perfect blend of comfort and convenience. With prices starting at just $117, you'll get more than just a place to rest your head; you'll get a home away from home. With over 4,163 reviews, it's clear that guests leave with smiles and stories to tell!

Rooms

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2 Twin Beds

1 Queen Size Bed

235 sqft

Deluxe Family

Private Bathroom

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Flat-screen TV

Streaming service (like Netflix)

Welcome to our Deluxe Family Room, perfect for families with its spacious 237 sqft size and comfortable accommodations for 4 adults and 3 children. Enjoy the stunning view, relax in the private bathroom, and unwind with the flat-screen TV and streaming service.

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1 Bunk Bed

130 sqft

Dormitory, Male Only

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Upper floors accessible by elevator

Sleep comfortably in our Male Dormitory with a stunning view and easy access to upper floors. This cozy room includes heating, linens, and a shared bathroom, ensuring a relaxing and convenient stay.

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1 Sofa Bed

1 Queen Size Bed

430 sqft

Apartment, 1 Bedroom

Kitchen

Private Bathroom

Balcony

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Experience comfort and convenience in our One-Bedroom Apartment. With 431 sqft of space, a fully equipped kitchen, private bathroom, and stunning views, this modern apartment is the perfect home away from home for 2 adults and 1 child.

Discover More

At Hotel Give, you’ll find everything you need to unwind and enjoy your stay. Dine at the inviting on-site restaurant or kick back with a drink at the bar after a long day of exploring. Want to stay connected? Enjoy the perks of free Wi-Fi throughout the property. For those looking to keep active, a fitness center is available (for an extra charge) to help you maintain your workout routine. Plus, with a kitchenette in your room, you can whip up snacks or light meals any time you please!

Experience the Best

Adventure awaits just beyond the doors of this delightful hotel! Whether you're in the mood for a day of golf, a relaxing picnic, or a fun movie night with streaming services like Netflix, your options are endless. Plus, with accessible upper floors via an elevator and a 24-hour front desk to cater to your needs, you'll feel right at home from the moment you step through the door of Hotel Give!

Plan Your Stay

At Hotel Give, your culinary cravings are in for a treat at the delightful Number Six Bistro! This family-friendly eatery boasts a modern ambiance and a menu that highlights delectable local specialties, including mouthwatering pizzas that are perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring. The inviting atmosphere ensures you can savor every bite while enjoying quality time with family or friends. Whether it’s a hearty dinner or a light lunch, you’re in for a flavorful experience right at your doorstep!

Amenities

Restaurant

Free wifi

Streaming service (like Netflix)

Bar

24-hour front desk

Kitchen

Non-smoking rooms

Wheelchair accessible

Restaurant

Number Six Bistro

Family Friendly, Modern, Local

This is my second consecutive booking so I’ve said most in my first review. I did extend a second time directly theory Give (slightly cheaper actually — sorry BCom!) as recommended by staff. So this review will encompass the rest of my stay. It’s just such a pleasant place to be and I made sure to give personal feedback to Kelly at reception this morning, in general and also specifically about MIKE and AMELIA in the HK team. (Though in different zones: Mike is a blur in the kitchen and laundry and Amelia (pink hair) and colleagues tend to the bathrooms and bedrooms. I had a great chat with Amelia yesterday: though more than twice her age now, I worked in the hospitality sector at her she and for 7 years. She shares the values and attitude that — as I told Kelly — please Americans, which is not to say that Americans set the benchmark but it is to say they take hospitality seriously snd it’s a serious career to work facing customers (not to the extent of France, but it’s skilled work you build up to different levels to.) Amelia agreed with me: the standard of hospo in NZ is a non-starter. Aman at front desk find a tight shop and Sameera is also earnest but but quite a softie. I spent my 47th Northey here and he carefully directed me to suitable eateries nearby, the in-house restaurant catering to a conference group. And just tonight I discovered the beauty of this part of the botanical gardens — see photos.

Caitlin

We stayed at Hotel Give after cycling the Hurunui Heartland Trail. Our accommodation included two nights camping, both simple, very Kiwi and enjoyable. However, Hotel Give was a lovely treat at the end of our 260k ride with lots of hill climbing. Everything about the hotel puts guest comfort centre stage, from welcoming reception staff to comfortable rooms to well-equipped community kitchens to personable housekeeping staff - yet at a remarkably low price per room. As cyclists concerned about the safety of our bikes, we were extremely impressed by the system of using an outside secure storage shed in the daytime and a storage room inside the hotel overnight. But what marks out Hotel Give as being profoundly different to its competitors is its ethos of social sustainability, that it is a social enterprise: it is simply wonderful that all profits from our stay are reinvested back into programmes and services provided by the Kind Foundation in the Christchurch Community.

Janice

Great location-- Less than 5 minute walk to the botanical gardens, the Number 8 bus stop (to/from airport); 5 minute walk to an art museum, a grocery store, and the Riverside Market (lots of shops and places to eat). The Riverside Market area reminds me of the River Walk in San Antonio, Texas in the United States. The room was very clean, and the bed comfortable. The hotel has 2 guest kitchens if you want to cook your own food; there is a guest laundry room. My floor (and I assume all floors) had an additional bathroom and shower on it. This is great if you have more than one in a room, and your roommate is hogging the bathroom facilities. There is 24/7 reception--nice in case something goes wrong--I don't like contactless check-in.

Lisa

This is a great place to stay. Close to the CBD, cheap with exceptionally friendly staff. I believe it is an old hotel that was turned into a YMCA some years ago because it was dated but it has now been renovated & is what I consider a 3/4 star accomodation. I didn't have a toilet or ensuite in my room (which I believe most haven't) but in my case the facilities were right across the hallway with others close by. Highly recommend this accomodation. PLUS their profits are filtered back into the community by way of donations to charities 💕 it also now has its own restaurant which wasn't the case the last time I stayed

Rossco

This is a new, sparkling clean Hotel. Check in was quick and efficient by a friendly staff member. The room was modern, spacious, comfortable and clean. It is located across the road from the Christchurch Botanical gardens. It's a short walk to get to the hop on/off tram. It is also very close to the bus stop, number 8 bus takes you to the airport for about $4-NZ each (you must pay cash). They happily stored our luggage for us after check out so we could get a little more sightseeing done. There is a restaurant available for dinner and breakfast. All the staff we encountered at Hotel Give were friendly and helpful.

Marlene

This is my second consecutive booking so I’ve said most in my first review. I did extend a second time directly theory Give (slightly cheaper actually — sorry BCom!) as recommended by staff. So this review will encompass the rest of my stay. It’s just such a pleasant place to be and I made sure to give personal feedback to Kelly at reception this morning, in general and also specifically about MIKE and AMELIA in the HK team. (Though in different zones: Mike is a blur in the kitchen and laundry and Amelia (pink hair) and colleagues tend to the bathrooms and bedrooms. I had a great chat with Amelia yesterday: though more than twice her age now, I worked in the hospitality sector at her she and for 7 years. She shares the values and attitude that — as I told Kelly — please Americans, which is not to say that Americans set the benchmark but it is to say they take hospitality seriously snd it’s a serious career to work facing customers (not to the extent of France, but it’s skilled work you build up to different levels to.) Amelia agreed with me: the standard of hospo in NZ is a non-starter. Aman at front desk find a tight shop and Sameera is also earnest but but quite a softie. I spent my 47th Northey here and he carefully directed me to suitable eateries nearby, the in-house restaurant catering to a conference group. And just tonight I discovered the beauty of this part of the botanical gardens — see photos.

Caitlin

We stayed at Hotel Give after cycling the Hurunui Heartland Trail. Our accommodation included two nights camping, both simple, very Kiwi and enjoyable. However, Hotel Give was a lovely treat at the end of our 260k ride with lots of hill climbing. Everything about the hotel puts guest comfort centre stage, from welcoming reception staff to comfortable rooms to well-equipped community kitchens to personable housekeeping staff - yet at a remarkably low price per room. As cyclists concerned about the safety of our bikes, we were extremely impressed by the system of using an outside secure storage shed in the daytime and a storage room inside the hotel overnight. But what marks out Hotel Give as being profoundly different to its competitors is its ethos of social sustainability, that it is a social enterprise: it is simply wonderful that all profits from our stay are reinvested back into programmes and services provided by the Kind Foundation in the Christchurch Community.

Janice

Great location-- Less than 5 minute walk to the botanical gardens, the Number 8 bus stop (to/from airport); 5 minute walk to an art museum, a grocery store, and the Riverside Market (lots of shops and places to eat). The Riverside Market area reminds me of the River Walk in San Antonio, Texas in the United States. The room was very clean, and the bed comfortable. The hotel has 2 guest kitchens if you want to cook your own food; there is a guest laundry room. My floor (and I assume all floors) had an additional bathroom and shower on it. This is great if you have more than one in a room, and your roommate is hogging the bathroom facilities. There is 24/7 reception--nice in case something goes wrong--I don't like contactless check-in.

Lisa

This is a great place to stay. Close to the CBD, cheap with exceptionally friendly staff. I believe it is an old hotel that was turned into a YMCA some years ago because it was dated but it has now been renovated & is what I consider a 3/4 star accomodation. I didn't have a toilet or ensuite in my room (which I believe most haven't) but in my case the facilities were right across the hallway with others close by. Highly recommend this accomodation. PLUS their profits are filtered back into the community by way of donations to charities 💕 it also now has its own restaurant which wasn't the case the last time I stayed

Rossco

This is a new, sparkling clean Hotel. Check in was quick and efficient by a friendly staff member. The room was modern, spacious, comfortable and clean. It is located across the road from the Christchurch Botanical gardens. It's a short walk to get to the hop on/off tram. It is also very close to the bus stop, number 8 bus takes you to the airport for about $4-NZ each (you must pay cash). They happily stored our luggage for us after check out so we could get a little more sightseeing done. There is a restaurant available for dinner and breakfast. All the staff we encountered at Hotel Give were friendly and helpful.

Marlene

This is my second consecutive booking so I’ve said most in my first review. I did extend a second time directly theory Give (slightly cheaper actually — sorry BCom!) as recommended by staff. So this review will encompass the rest of my stay. It’s just such a pleasant place to be and I made sure to give personal feedback to Kelly at reception this morning, in general and also specifically about MIKE and AMELIA in the HK team. (Though in different zones: Mike is a blur in the kitchen and laundry and Amelia (pink hair) and colleagues tend to the bathrooms and bedrooms. I had a great chat with Amelia yesterday: though more than twice her age now, I worked in the hospitality sector at her she and for 7 years. She shares the values and attitude that — as I told Kelly — please Americans, which is not to say that Americans set the benchmark but it is to say they take hospitality seriously snd it’s a serious career to work facing customers (not to the extent of France, but it’s skilled work you build up to different levels to.) Amelia agreed with me: the standard of hospo in NZ is a non-starter. Aman at front desk find a tight shop and Sameera is also earnest but but quite a softie. I spent my 47th Northey here and he carefully directed me to suitable eateries nearby, the in-house restaurant catering to a conference group. And just tonight I discovered the beauty of this part of the botanical gardens — see photos.

Caitlin

We stayed at Hotel Give after cycling the Hurunui Heartland Trail. Our accommodation included two nights camping, both simple, very Kiwi and enjoyable. However, Hotel Give was a lovely treat at the end of our 260k ride with lots of hill climbing. Everything about the hotel puts guest comfort centre stage, from welcoming reception staff to comfortable rooms to well-equipped community kitchens to personable housekeeping staff - yet at a remarkably low price per room. As cyclists concerned about the safety of our bikes, we were extremely impressed by the system of using an outside secure storage shed in the daytime and a storage room inside the hotel overnight. But what marks out Hotel Give as being profoundly different to its competitors is its ethos of social sustainability, that it is a social enterprise: it is simply wonderful that all profits from our stay are reinvested back into programmes and services provided by the Kind Foundation in the Christchurch Community.

Janice

Great location-- Less than 5 minute walk to the botanical gardens, the Number 8 bus stop (to/from airport); 5 minute walk to an art museum, a grocery store, and the Riverside Market (lots of shops and places to eat). The Riverside Market area reminds me of the River Walk in San Antonio, Texas in the United States. The room was very clean, and the bed comfortable. The hotel has 2 guest kitchens if you want to cook your own food; there is a guest laundry room. My floor (and I assume all floors) had an additional bathroom and shower on it. This is great if you have more than one in a room, and your roommate is hogging the bathroom facilities. There is 24/7 reception--nice in case something goes wrong--I don't like contactless check-in.

Lisa

This is a great place to stay. Close to the CBD, cheap with exceptionally friendly staff. I believe it is an old hotel that was turned into a YMCA some years ago because it was dated but it has now been renovated & is what I consider a 3/4 star accomodation. I didn't have a toilet or ensuite in my room (which I believe most haven't) but in my case the facilities were right across the hallway with others close by. Highly recommend this accomodation. PLUS their profits are filtered back into the community by way of donations to charities 💕 it also now has its own restaurant which wasn't the case the last time I stayed

Rossco

This is a new, sparkling clean Hotel. Check in was quick and efficient by a friendly staff member. The room was modern, spacious, comfortable and clean. It is located across the road from the Christchurch Botanical gardens. It's a short walk to get to the hop on/off tram. It is also very close to the bus stop, number 8 bus takes you to the airport for about $4-NZ each (you must pay cash). They happily stored our luggage for us after check out so we could get a little more sightseeing done. There is a restaurant available for dinner and breakfast. All the staff we encountered at Hotel Give were friendly and helpful.

Marlene

Location

12 Hereford Street, Christchurch, 8011, New Zealand

Reservations:

+1 (888) 385-8465