Dunedin New Zealand Hotels $67

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The Roslyn Apartments and the 755 Regal Court are two of the most in-demand hotels to spend a night or two downtown. The Bluestone On George and the Commodore Motels are some more terrific options.

You'll be just a short distance from where the action is when you choose to stay in Dunedin City Centre. And, with 28 accommodation offerings, this neighborhood boasts a huge variety of choice. You will not regret staying a night or more at the Scenic Hotel Southern Cross and Scenic Hotel Dunedin City, several wonderful options to add to your shortlist.

The Camp Estate and the Larnach Lodge are very close to Larnach Castle. The Quest Dunedin and the George Street Motel Apartments (previously Farrys Motel) are near the Dunedin Botanic Garden. St. Clair Beach, another well-known Dunedin attraction, is not far from the Hotel St Clair and the Best Western 555 on Bayview. Hotels near the Otago Museum include the 97 Motel Moray and the Bella Vista Motel Dunedin.

Established to sustain this natural area for years to come, Orokonui Ecosanctuary is worth a day of exploration. Stay within the area at the Grandview Bed & Breakfast and ASURE Dunedin Academy Court Motels if you are interested in these kinds of attractions. Keen book-lovers will be on cloud nine when they explore Hocken Library, a popular space that boasts a splendid selection of books, periodicals and other thought-provoking reads. Whether you'd like to have a first-hand experience of this place or would just like to be in the same area, the Alcala Motel and Mercure Dunedin Leisure Lodge are a few great options.

Check out Expedia's Dunedin travel listings and discover the many cultural and scenic attractions that this area has in store.

Located in Southern New Zealand, Dunedin has a lot to offer the interested traveler. Beautiful heritage buildings, parks, and gardens show you the history of European settlement since the late 19th century. The outdoors is also calling, with exciting mountain bike trails, excellent surfing, and beautiful flora and fauna. Whether you come in summer to enjoy the beaches or in winter to admire the snow, you’ll find plenty to do. Interesting events take place all year-round. In summer, you can experience the Thieves Alley Market Day—or stop by the Midwinter Carnival. Don’t forget to visit the Cadbury Chocolate Factory to see the unique Chocolate Fall.

Hotels and Accommodation

Dunedin accommodation centers around two areas. In North Dunedin, you are close to the university and city; in South Dunedin, you are right near many retail opportunities. Both areas cater to all tastes and budgets, with small but fancy hotels, excellent guesthouses, and even cheap backpacker hostels often residing in beautiful heritage buildings.

Getting to Dunedin

Dunedin International Airport (DUD) can be reached directly from Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, and all major cities in NZ. Rental cars, taxis, and airport shuttles are the best way to get to the city. Dunedin has an extensive bus network and distances are not very large. Not that the city is very hilly: walking may not always be the best option.

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