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Rotorua Motel, New Zealand

Aywon Motel Introduction

Spacious, Comfortable, Peaceful

You are always assured a warm friendly welcome at Aywon Motel in Rotorua, New Zealand.

Our Rotorua motel is only a few minutes away from the many attractions in the area such as Te Puia, Whakarewarewa thermal village, the Redwood forest and Forest Research Institute. Our accommodation in Rotorua is also only three minutes away from the CBD and the Rotorua Convention Centre.

Our four-star Rotorua accommodation is sure to impress, and if you desire, we can deliver a delicious cooked or continental breakfast as well as a complementary morning paper to your door – it's all part of the service!

Our Rotorua Motel

Our Rotorua accommodation has the following facilities:

• Newly refurbished
• 16 Spacious Units
• Some units with private courtyard spas
• Central heating
• Comfortable king and queen-size beds
• Large thick fluffy bath sheets
• Three units designed for wheelchair access
• Full kitchen facilities
• Sky TV
• Guest Laundry
• Children's play area

For the business traveller:

• Free Wireless Internet
• Fax and photocopying service
• Writing desk in all studio units
• Complimentary morning paper on request
• Cooked or Continental breakfast delivered to your door
• Corporate rates available for one night or long term
• One-bedroom suite suitable for meeting colleagues
• Daily rate available for meetings

Our Rotorua motel has very competitive rates, specials for groups and if you are planning an extended stay of one month or more we can offer a special weekly rate.

Our Rotorua Accommodation

We offer three types of accommodation at our Rotorua motel:

Family Units – With no beds in the living area this Rotorua accommodation is ideal for the family. These family apartments are two stories with the bedrooms upstairs. The main bedroom has a double bed, the second bedroom has three singles. Downstairs is the lounge and dining area, kitchenette with microwave oven and cooktop, separate bathroom with shower a hairdryer and private spa pool.

Studio Units – These units have many features including complementary tea and coffee, separate kitchens with microwave oven and cooktop, separate toilet and shower, writing desk, wireless internet and telephones and flat screen TV with 8 Sky Channels. Four of these Rotorua motel units also have their own private courtyard spa. An indoor spa is available for all guests.

One Bedroom Units – Features of these Rotorua motel units include complementary tea and coffee, a kitchenette with microwave and cooktop, dining area, separate bathroom with shower, wireless internet and telephone and flat screen TV with 8 Sky Channels. Two units have a private spa and an indoor spa is available for all guests

For bookings and further information about our Rotorua accommodation, please contact us, visit our Rotorua motel Web site, or make a booking.

Rotorua Highlights

Rotorua is one of the original tourist destinations in New Zealand—it has been welcoming visitors for more than 200 years.

Pohutu Geyser
Rotorua, New Zealand
Photographer: Chris McLennan
(www.cmphoto.co.nz)

From the moment you arrive in Rotorua you'll know you're somewhere quite different. There is a pervasive smell of sulphur, and at nearby geothermal hotspots there are spouting geysers, acrid-smelling mud pools bubbling and belching, and warm geothermal pools and ponds that create a kaleidoscope of colour.

If nature doesn't provide enough excitement, then you can top-up with some man-made extreme adventure. Try rap-jumping down a mountain face, jumping from a plane at 9,500 feet in a tandem skydive, sledding on a toboggan down white water rapids, jet boating, luging down a local mountain; or you might fancy tumbling head over heels down a hillside in a Zorb, a giant see-through ball.

The Rotorua region is one of New Zealand's prime trout fishing spots—you're practically guaranteed a catch, especially if a local professional guide is hired. Many of the volcanic crater lakes are home to a plentiful stock of trophy-sized rainbow trout.

After a hard day's sightseeing or strenuous activity a dip in a thermal spa is totally relaxing. In the evening you may be in the mood to experience a taste of Maori culture at a performance of song and dance, followed by food cooked in a traditional hangi, an earthen oven.

About New Zealand

Fiords, Fiordland
South Island, New Zealand
Photographer: Holger Leue
(h.leue@geonet.com)

With vast open spaces filled with stunning rugged landscapes, gorgeous beaches, often spectacular geothermal and volcanic activity, a temperate climate and fascinating animal and plant life, it is no surprise that New Zealand's pure natural environment is so attractive to visitors from other countries.

The great advantage of New Zealand is there are many different landscapes, environments, and ecosystems so close to each other. New Zealand consists of two main islands—the North Island and the South Island. In addition, Stewart Island and many smaller islands lie offshore.

The North Island has a 'spine' of mountain ranges running through the middle, with gentle rolling farmland on both sides. The central North Island is dominated by the Volcanic Plateau, an active volcanic and thermal area.

The massive Southern Alps form the backbone of the South Island. To the east of the Southern Alps is the rolling farmland of Otago and Southland, and the vast, flat Canterbury Plains.

For bookings and further information about our Rotorua accommodation, please contact us, visit our Rotorua motel Web site, or make a booking.

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