Hotels With Spa in Waikato, New Zealand

Excellent! There are two kids' play areas, a hot spring pool, and a great waterslide. Staying at the hotel also gets you a discount on the hot springs.

after being highly disappointed with Wairakei resort -we found our new destination what a a upgrade the Hilton is very modern decor spacious clean -couldn’t fault it from the moment we got there -water on entry greeted with a smile -customer service 5/5 got a good night sleep sound proof and in par with price -stayed in the junior suite facing the hot pool -gym recommended The bistro -thou recommend booking times was very full

I stayed here with my mum and brother in a kitchen cabin. The cabin itself was quite basic and very small – fine for one night, but it would feel too cramped for a longer stay. That said, the campsite itself is lovely and the swimming pools were an absolute highlight. We really loved them and would happily stay here again just for the pools alone. Next time, I’d definitely upgrade the accommodation to something more spacious. An on-site café would also be a great addition and would really enhance the overall experience.

The room is very big and suitable for family living. The single bed room is very quiet to sleep in. The most beautiful thing is that there is a small yard in the room where you can sit outside to eat breakfast, watch the sunrise, watch the sea, and there are many seabirds flying in front of you. You can also touch the geothermal water when you walk out, and the room can also be directly heated and smoked

The room was clean and tidy, air-conditioned heating, bathtub, good front desk service, and free milk. Close to the city center, good location. Overall cost-effective.

The location is perfect and really close to the lake. We did get some flies coming from the tap drainage. But once we figured it out we closed it up and it was fine. The views are stunning. The rooms were clean. Enjoyed this stay very much!

It is an excellent cottage and a bonus for the night that you could see the star. But you need to drive out for dinner.

Arrived very late, got the key from the key box. The house looks new, but the interior is average, with plenty of parking. There is a big bed downstairs and two small beds upstairs. The space is quite large, but there is no wardrobe, and the shower facilities are a bit old.

The room we stayed in (3 bedroom townhouse) was part of an old motel next door that was acquired and integrated into Quality Inn Acapulco. Its very old and dated, much of the facilities are ran to their life end. That said, the motel is clean and convenient.

It's a small resort with a nice environment. The only downside is that there's no elevator for the second-floor rooms, so you have to carry your luggage up. On the bright side, the second floor offers a great view of the snow-capped mountains. There aren't many supermarkets nearby, so you'll need to go to the city for groceries. However, there's a pretty good restaurant just across the street. Overall, I highly recommend it; it's clean and hygienic, which is a big plus.