Your booking experience in Wellington
If you are searching for a comfortable accommodation for your next city escape in North Island, we are always ready to indulge you with good Wellington hotel deals. Booked.net allows you to filter your search in North Island by star and guests’ rating, accommodation type, price, services and hotel brands. We have design and boutique hotels with a huge list of services and amenities together with other amazing accommodation options which grant you an extensive base for exploring.
Budget hotels in Wellington
For travelers on a tight budget there are 14 reasonably priced options to choose from, such as Adelaide Motel and The Dwellington with rates at 64US$. Southern Cross Serviced Apartments is a budget hotel that will place you 10 minutes' walk from the center. Quest On Thorndon is an affordable choice that will put you within a 25-minute walk of Kupe Statue. A good budget-friendly option in CBD - Lambton Quay district is Quest Atrium Serviced Apartments, a 15-minute walk to Maori Arts Gallery and not far from Whitby's Restaurant & Bar.
Proximity to public transport
For early morning flights, you may wish to stay near Wellington International airport, so 747 Motel & Car Hire is a convenient solution. Bolton Hotel is a 5-star choice that is only a 10-minute walk from Wellington Railway train station.
Convenience of staying in the city center
The city center boasts 27 hotels, such as Grand Mercure Wellington Central City Apartments and Novotel Wellington. Trek Global Backpackers is 400 meters from the center and 150 meters from Nam famous for its delicious Vietnamese food. Guests of CBD - Lambton Quay district can take advantage of Brandon Village or Travelodge Wellington equipped with a sauna and a Jacuzzi.
Select a hotel next to The Great War Exhibition, such as Marksman Motor Inn, located just a 5-minute walk away. Less than 5 minutes' walk away from Corrections' Heritage Centre, you'll find Wellesley Boutique, offering an outdoor swimming pool, a sauna and a heated indoor pool.
Luxury and boutique accommodation
Rydges Wellington is a posh upmarket choice, about 15 minutes' walk from Wellington Botanic Garden. Trinity Hotel is within walking distance of The Weta Cave and boasts the romantic atmosphere of a boutique hotel. If you prefer Quality Hotel Wellington, it comes with an indoor swimming pool, a Jacuzzi and an outdoor heated swimming pool and is 0.3 km away from the city center.
Apartments, B&Bs and others
At Home Wellington City is a cozy apartment in the center of the city located 100 meters from Zibibbo Restaurant & Bar. Wellington Penthouse is a B&B located a 15-minute walk from Kio Bay. The 3-star Ibis Wellington in CBD - Lambton Quay district is a business hotel that features an indoor swimming pool, a free private carpark and a free car park. Make sure to choose Distinction Wellington Century near Cable Car Museum - a top-rated resort with views of the patio.
City Guide:
Say ‘Windy Wellington’
The name is bestowed on the New Zealand capital due to the lashing winds whistling through the high-rises in the central business district and beautiful waterfront area. But don’t let the reputation put you off, Wellington is packed with attractions, shops, upscale restaurants and striking outdoors in Wellington.
Despite the weather, Wellington can be very comfortable with Booked.net. From cheap hotels in Wellington to luxury offers all are available at Booked.net. Check them out with maps, photos and secure forms at our website.
Wellington reflects the pride and beauty of New Zealand. The second largest city in the country, it plays vital role for culture and arts, commerce and politics in New Zealand. Government is based in Wellington, where the main diplomatic decisions are made in its Parliament building, and the mainstays of New Zealand’s film industry are also based in the city. For instance, the movie trilogy Lord of the Rings brought a lion’s share of tourist interest to the city.
In addition, its impressive harbor setting entices visitors with unforgettable views, while ferries dominate the city’s waterfront. This is a city to sunbathe at the best swimming beaches, enjoy excellent surfing and sailing and end the day with the quintessentially Wellington experience - the Te Papa Museum – a landmark in the city.
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Museum of Wellington City & Sea, a museum of the history of Wellington
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Frank Kitts Park, a great place to have fun with walls to climb, inline skates
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Brooklyn Windmill, a place to get an excellent view of the city
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Old St Paul's, the Anglican center for decades
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Matiu/Somes Island, an island with its share of history
The harbor around Wellington has attracted visitors since ancient times. Famous explorer Kupe came to the area in 950AD, while the ship of the British explorer Captain Cook docked at the shores of the city in 1773. Even though the first pioneers of the land, the Maori, named it `Whanganui-a-Tara’, the final adopted name was Wellington to honor the Duke of Wellington. Since then the city has become a draw for Europeans to relocate, especially once governmental credentials moved from Auckland to Wellington in 1865.
This tendency placed Wellington at the 12th position among the most livable cities in the world in 2009. People fancy Wellington for its mix of architectural styles, cultural flavor and social significance. Today Wellington is easier to visit with Booked.net.
