Rotorua Hotels with Bars

The hotel used to be a private mansion with every detail. The hotel is facing Lake Rotorua, the room has a wide view, five minutes drive from the skyline and ten minutes from the downtown. The hotel has its own paddock, where horses and sheep graze leisurely on the slopes. Breakfast can be cooked to order, and the lamb in the kiwi breakfast is very good. It was very comfortable to take a walk in the courtyard after eating breakfast. The hotel staff was warm and considerate. Some regrets were that because of the self-service on the skyline, I didn't try the dinner at the hotel. I have a chance to try it next time. There is a study room on the second floor of the hotel. There is a 200-page world map on the table. It has been turned over and confirmed that there is no less in China.

Solitaire is the top three luxury homestay in Rutua. On the shore of Lake Tarawera, the scenery is beautiful and the food is delicious. It is suitable for couples or couples to relax, not very suitable for children. The price is expensive and the price is not high.

房子在山上，房間非常温馨，房東也非常熱情。我們英語不好，也沒有注意查收郵件，所以不知道入住方式（郵件寫清了自助入住的方式），貿然給房東打了電話，房東是一對很友善的夫妻，語言不通的情況下幫我們做了仔細的講解。另外早餐很豐富，是標準的國外早餐，沒有熱食，早上陽光灑進餐廳的時候非常温馨。這個房子的客廳是可以共享的，景色超級漂亮。需要注意的是，房間衹能一人入住，我們是兩人入住，沒有注意到這項要求，又額外補充了大概80多紐幣。房間沒有空調，但是有地暖機，一定要整晚開，不然5月中旬的天氣，早上會有一點冷。總之是非常好的體驗，推薦大家過來。

Amazing ambience and landscape inside of the Premise. Self-guided hiking tours were really nice, and I enjoy seeing all the wild lives inside of the lodge. Spacious rooms and amazing views. I enjoyed my stay very much. 

I was initially given a ground-floor room, but I wanted to switch to a second-floor one. The second-floor room had three beds and cost an extra 20 yuan. The front desk staff kindly showed me the room, and it was great, so I made the switch. The room isn't huge but it's very clean and comes with a fridge and a kettle. The hotel's location is convenient; you can walk to both a 'green' supermarket and a 'yellow' supermarket nearby, and there's a gas station right across the street. The 'yellow' supermarket has the cheapest chocolate at 5.9 yuan a bag – definitely the best deal! The hotel breakfast is simple, just bread and milk, etc., not very filling. But that's pretty standard for a 'white people's breakfast' anyway.

The hotel's location is excellent; it's right across from Huang Chao supermarket, close to the lake, and conveniently near the famous hot springs, making everything easily accessible on foot. Although the rooms are a bit old, the bed is large and, refreshingly, just the right firmness. For the price, it offers great value for money. The only downsides are that rooms on the second floor require you to carry your luggage up the stairs as there's no elevator, and for some reason, the heating in my room wasn't working, making it a bit cold at night.

The lake view room is very good, the sparsely populated water is very clear, suitable for emptying. When it rains, the lake is dark, and the sky is blue without filters when the sun is out.

I stayed at this hotel recently. The location is excellent — very convenient and close to transportation and restaurants. However, the breakfast buffet was just average, nothing special. Also, the room wasn’t as clean as I expected; it could have been better maintained. Overall, it’s a convenient place to stay if location is your main priority, but the cleanliness and breakfast quality could use some improvement.

I think this hotel was great value for the price we paid. It's literally a 10-15 minute walk from the Te Puia cultural center, which is the reason we fly into Rotorua for the day. 15-minute Uber ride from the airport and back, easy in and out. Another benefit was the room size. I was able to get a one bedroom so my husband could get some work done while I relaxed in the adjoining room. Wifi was good enough for what we needed it for. The included breakfast was... Meh. Quite lackluster. Probably one of the lesser quality breakfast buffets we've had in a while... But I wasn't expecting anything spectacular though. The place has older vibes with a stench in the air. I'm not sure if it was a sewage problem, or maybe it was wafting over from the geysers? But either way it wasn't pleasant.

The overall condition of the room is quite satisfactory and in line with the local characteristics. The whole Rotorua is filled with a sulfur smell, which is not very bearable.