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Aura Accommodation
Rotorua (0.2 miles from Rotorua Eat Street)
Aura Accommodation is centrally located, 3 minutes' walk from the lake front, 4 minutes' walk from the famous Eat Streat and 9 minutes' walk from both Government Gardens and Rotorua Museum.
Lake Lodge Motel Rotorua
Rotorua (0.2 miles from Rotorua Eat Street)
Just 200 metres from Lake Rotorua, Lake Lodge Motel offers self-contained accommodation offering lovely lake views. It boasts free Wi-Fi, an outdoor swimming pool and a tour desk.
Quest Rotorua Central
Rotorua (0.3 miles from Rotorua Eat Street)
Opened in November 2012, Quest Rotorua Central is 700 metres from the Polynesian Spa and 1 km from the Rotorua Lake Front.
Regent of Rotorua Boutique Hotel
Hotel in Rotorua (0.1 miles from Rotorua Eat Street)
The Regent of Rotorua Boutique Hotel boasts a heated outdoor pool, indoor mineral pool, restaurant and unlimited free Wi-Fi for guests to enjoy.
Rose Apartments Central Rotorua- Accommodation & Private Spa
Rotorua (0.6 miles from Rotorua Eat Street)
Set in Rotorua, 4.3 km from Rotorua International Stadium, Rose Apartments Central Rotorua- Accommodation & Private Spa offers accommodation with a hot tub and spa facilities.
Rose Apartments Unit 5 Central Rotorua- Accommodation & Spa
Rotorua (0.6 miles from Rotorua Eat Street)
Offering a garden and garden view, Rose Apartments Unit 5 Central Rotorua- Accommodation & Spa is situated in Rotorua, 16 km from Buried Village and 17 km from Tikitere - Hell's Gate Thermal Park.
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- 6.0Scored 6.0
Eat Street is about a dozen restaurants along one block...
Eat Street is about a dozen restaurants along one block which share a common pedestrian street with awnings. There's a good diversity of places with different prices and cuisine styles, and another dozen or so restaurants on the next blocks south. At times it was just a bit loud, felt touristy, busy, and yet some places closed early? Maybe we just visited at the wrong time of year, as it felt like the sidewalks roll up a bit early.
ChrisFUnited States
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