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Two adults and children are happy to drive to sights and are comparing hotels, motels and caravan parks.
Two adults have a car during school holidays and are finding central parking options limited or expensive.
We are coming from a country town and want to compare daily life and school choices.
We need two beds, a basic room and a reliable ride to and from the venue.
We have children aged nine to thirteen and want a comfortable base just outside the busiest centre.
I have three solo daytime periods while my partner works and am comparing Hyatt, Diplomat and Burbury.
I will stay several nights and need a simple way to buy milk and basic food without a long detour.
We are moving to the city and considering Wright, Coombs or Denman Prospect as a middle ground.
We know Kingston and Manuka but want two nights near the city centre without overpaying.
Our group has six adults and six children, and we may need several rooms rather than one large unit.
We need a safe place with public transport and useful shops while searching from another city.
Two similarly priced options have comparable reviews and we want to avoid a poor fit over several nights.