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Aura Accommodation
Rotorua (0.2 miles from Rotorua Eat Street)
Aura Accommodations 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 656 feet from Lake Rotorua, Lake Lodge Motel offers self-contained accommodations offering lovely lake views. It features 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 2297 feet from the Polynesian Spa and 0.6 mi 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 features 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)
2.7 miles from Rotorua International Stadium in Rotorua, Rose Apartments Central Rotorua- Accommodation & Private Spa offers accommodations with access to a hot tub and spa facilities.
Rose Apartments Unit 5 Central Rotorua- Accommodation & Spa
Rotorua (0.6 miles from Rotorua Eat Street)
Rose Apartments Unit 5 Central Rotorua- Accommodation & Spa is located in Rotorua, just 2.7 miles from Rotorua International Stadium and 6.7 miles from Paradise Valley Springs.
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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 of America
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