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Arawa Park Hotel
Rydges Rotorua
Novotel Rotorua Lakeside
Prince's Gate Hotel
Pullman Rotorua
Sudima Lake Rotorua
Millennium Hotel Rotorua
Jet Park Hotel Rotorua
Rotorua Thermal Holiday Park
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Astray Motel & Backpackers
1202 Pukuatua St, Rotorua, 3010The price is AU$71 per night from Jun 6 to Jun 7AU$71per night6 Jun - 7 Jun
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Prince's Gate Hotel
1057 Arawa Street, Rotorua, Bay of Plenty, 3010The price is AU$153 per night from Jun 18 to Jun 19AU$153per night18 Jun - 19 Jun8.4/10 Very Good! (1,000 reviews)
Accommodation In Rotorua
Rotorua hotels
Rotorua is famous for geothermal attractions and Maori culture. A city in the Taupo Volcanic Zone, it has relaxing spas and mud baths, explosive geysers and countless other beautiful natural attractions, including 18 sparkling lakes. Whether you’re looking for a cruise on Lake Rotorua, a mountain bike trail or a rejuvenating mud pit, we have a Rotorua hotel for you – and your whole family, too.
Iconic landmarks and attractions
The biggest lake in Rotorua (and the second biggest on New Zealand’s North Island) is the aptly named Lake Rotorua, and there are many ways to explore it – along with the rest of Rotorua’s lakes - including taking a ride on a paddle steamer, going on a guided kayaking tour or river rafting down a waterfall. Take a boat cruise along Lake Rotomahaha, a lake surrounded by unspoilt wilderness that boasts its very own geothermal system. At Lake Rotoiti you can kayak straight into caves full of sparkling glowworms.
Whether you have kids or not, Agroventures Adventure Park is the home of all kinds of unique attractions, including the world’s only pedal-powered suspended monorail: Schweeb.
There are plenty of opportunities to relax and unwind in one of Rotorua’s mud bath spas, including the Hell’s Gate and Wai Ora spas, where you can rejuvenate in a healing mud bath or sulphur spa.
Rotorua is a popular and much-loved mountain biking destination, with heaps of trails in areas like Whakarewarewa Forest.
And when you feel like getting something to eat, head to Rotorua’s vibrant Eat Streat, full of café and restaurant options.
Getting here
On top of hotels, we also have cheap flights to Rotorua.
Getting around
If you happen to stay on Fenton Street, Rotorua’s “motel mile”, you can walk to some decent attractions – including the restaurants and cafes of Rotorua’s Eat Streat. You can hire a car to get to Rotorua’s more spread-out attractions, hire a bike (of course) to tackle the mountain biking trails, or check out the local CityRide bus network. Book your Rotorua accommodation with us and get ready to roll around Rotorua.
Need insider tips on must-see attractions in Rotorua? Check out our Rotorua travel guide!
How much is a hotel room in Rotorua?
Hotels in Rotorua start at AU$71 per night. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Rotorua hotels essential information
Number of reviews | |
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Accommodation | 545 hotels |
Lowest Price | AU$71 |
Highest Price | AU$1,713 |
Popular hotels | Arawa Park Hotel, Rydges Rotorua, Novotel Rotorua Lakeside, Prince's Gate Hotel, Pullman Rotorua, Sudima Lake Rotorua, Millennium Hotel Rotorua, Jet Park Hotel Rotorua, Rotorua Thermal Holiday Park |
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Wotif Verified Review5 / 5Very tidy, clean and breakfast was amazing, didnt have to go out of the hotel to grab a bite and was only $35 eat all you want.Sudima Lake RotoruaA verified traveller stayed at Sudima Lake RotoruaPosted 10 days ago
