Wellington Vacations
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Where to stay in Wellington
Wellington CBD
Inner-city suburb boasting high-rise buildings and the financial heart of the region, Wellington Central offers access to Civic Square, Town Hall, Central Library, and the Wellington Cable Car.
Te Aro
Discover New Zealand's largest entertainment district, bustling with bars, clubs, theaters, and galleries. Explore Te Aro Park, the waterfront area, and Cuba Street's vibrant shops, cafes, and restaurants.
Thorndon
Thorndon blends Wellington's political heart with colonial charm in New Zealand's oldest suburb. The iconic copper-domed Beehive parliament building stands near historic cottages and tree-lined streets. Katherine Mansfield's birthplace offers a glimpse into literary history while Old St Paul's Church showcases stunning timber Gothic architecture. Parliament tours provide insight into New Zealand's governance system while peaceful strolls reveal boutique shops in heritage buildings. The neighborhood maintains a village-like atmosphere despite its central location. Waterfront paths connect to downtown Wellington while hillside streets offer harbor views.
Oriental Bay
Oriental Bay is Wellington's gold-standard waterfront neighborhood where luxury living meets beach town charm. Upscale apartments and boutique hotels overlook the curved harbor promenade. Norfolk pines frame stunning views of the city skyline and sailboats dotting the water. The heart of the area is Oriental Bay Beach, Wellington's premier swimming spot during summer months. Joggers and cyclists share the wide waterfront walkway while sophisticated cafes serve excellent flat whites. The calm atmosphere offers a perfect balance between urban convenience and seaside relaxation.
Mount Victoria
Perched on a hillside above Wellington, Mount Victoria offers a charming escape with heritage homes and peaceful tree-lined streets. This residential haven blends Victorian architecture with sweeping harbor views from its famous lookout point. The extensive Town Belt green space provides scenic walking paths for outdoor enthusiasts. The neighborhood sits just minutes from downtown Wellington's attractions. Visitors can explore historic buildings that showcase early European settlement while enjoying the quiet village atmosphere. Though dining options are limited within Mount Victoria itself, nearby Courtenay Place offers plenty of restaurants just a short walk away.
Discover the most popular places to visit in Wellington
Wellington Central Business District
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Rydges Wellington Airport
Rydges Wellington Airport
James Cook Hotel Grand Chancellor
James Cook Hotel Grand Chancellor
InterContinental Wellington by IHG
InterContinental Wellington by IHG"Fabulous all round"
"First night had trouble with running toilet, told reception and they had us moved promptly to a very satisfactory room and were given drinks vouchers to compensate"
"Well located hotel with gorgeous rooms and super friendly staff. It was pouring with rain so valet parking, all under cover was amazing!!"
TRYP by Wyndham Wellington, Tory Street
TRYP by Wyndham Wellington, Tory Street"My stay at TRYP was wonderful. The staff were all so kind and made sure my stay was comfortable and also recommended great places to dine. The room was spacious and the facilities were all excellent. I have recommended many of my friends to also stay here when they visit next. I will be staying with them again soon."
