Located in the heart of city adjacent to Skycity Casino, Ramada by Wyndham Hamilton City Center is a 3 star hotel offering 69 rooms with unlimited free WiFi, guest parking and a 24/7 front desk...
Peter
Slovenia
Location and car parking are the benefits of this hotel. It was ok for the one night we stayed.
Ibis Hamilton is situated on the banks of the Waikato River, in the city centre. It is 10 km from Hamilton International Airport. Hobbiton Movie Set & Farms Tours is 40 minutes' drive away.
Ventura Inn & Suites is located in Hamilton’s CBD and offers comfortable and affordable accommodation. Choose from studio rooms or apartment-style suites, with extra space and kitchen facilities.
Brydie
New Zealand
Clean, tidy, spacious rooms. Good parking and location.
Heartland Ambassador Hotel Hamilton is centrally located in Hamilton, 10 minutes’ walk from Waikato Stadium. Guests enjoy an outdoor swimming pool, BBQ facilities, and a hot tub.
Situated 3 minutes' drive from Hamilton International Airport and 15 minutes from Hamilton's city centre, The Narrows Landing Hotel offers boutique B&B accommodation with free WiFi and free parking.
Caio
Brazil
Exceptional location and facilities.
Friendly staff and great breakfast!
Established in 1926 built heritage buildings with rich Victorian history and design, VR Hamilton offers large suites and rooms. The location is second to none.
Distinction Hamilton Hotel & Conference Centre offers spacious 4-star accommodation, just 10 minutes' drive from central Hamilton. Facilities include a fitness centre, a bar, and a restaurant.
On average, 3-star hotels in Hamilton cost £94 per night, and 4-star hotels in Hamilton are £97 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Hamilton can on average be found for £100 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Hamilton this weekend is £83 or, for a 4-star hotel, £94. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Hamilton for this weekend cost on average around £111 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £70 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Hamilton for tonight. You'll pay on average around £89 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Hamilton will cost around £103 (based on Booking.com prices).
We went for a sports event so a single purpose overnight...
We went for a sports event so a single purpose overnight stay only. The in-line hockey rink was well attended. Sadly my husband had a fall from the bleachers as the step heights are quite high with no safety rail across the front. No comfortable seating available so we took cushions to sit on.
Judith Marsden
New Zealand
Scored 8.0
8.0
I was there for a sporting tournament - Hamilton is easy to...
I was there for a sporting tournament - Hamilton is easy to navigate with a car.
We stayed in Frankton and although it was industrial - there was plenty of good eating options, would recommend the Helm bar and restaurant and the local Speights both had excellent food and service.
Hamilton Gardens was a good way to spend an afternoon in between watching games.
Sonja
New Zealand
Scored 10
10
Hamilton is where our major hospital is and where we need to...
Hamilton is where our major hospital is and where we need to travel to for treatments and appointments. Home is almost 3 hours away, so good to stay a night.
There is plenty to do if you are not stuck at the hospital though.
Karin
New Zealand
Scored 10
10
Great place to visit when getting out of the big smoke...
Great place to visit when getting out of the big smoke cities. Spread out and lots to see when you have the time and fit in time for family, they will always appreciate the laughs over food and that visit x
A
Anonymous
Scored 10
10
It was great, We used Hamilton as a base and then drove out...
It was great, We used Hamilton as a base and then drove out to other close towns to explore the areas.
The gardens are beautifull and teh food is pretty good too.
Its a city that you need a car to get around in.
Angela
Scored 10
10
We found it to be a clean and friendly city..
We found it to be a clean and friendly city..Victoria Street is the Hub..lots to do and see both Day and Night..there is a Friday night food market. You don't a car as you can walk to all the places. Great place to stay.
I love how everything was clean. I love the big cotton towels, the big comfortable bed, the big sky tv, and how easy it was to access the lift right by the entrance and be up in my room in a flash. The staff were kind and helpful. The buffet breakfast was yummy and the layout of the restaurant was spacious and friendly, overlooking the calm waters of the Waikato River.
It was my first time to stay in an Ibis Hotel. Whenever I visited Hamilton I always stayed at Novatel but this one was better in my opinion.
We were looking for an economical option for 4 people. This ticked the box for us, for a couple of nights. The kitchen was well stocked, oven fridge good, but oven dated... The location on Ulster Street made it central Hamilton was what we wanted. Beds were comfy. Room was clean and we were stoked to have 2 bedrooms, one for kids and us. Lots of storage in cupboards.
Very central hotel to restaurants and bars, a building with space and with character. large high ceilings in the bedroom which was airy and had the added benefit if its own heat pump, fridge & microwave plus tea and coffee facilities .Tiled bathroom with a deep bath and good pump bottle washing products. Linen and towels crisp and white and comfy large bed.
The continental breakfast and home made thai curry were very cheaply priced. Afternoon snack and chat also very pleasant.
The BnB is very close ( a few blocks) to the wonderful Hamilton Gardens.
Quiet. Clean.
Very decent hotel, Hamilton central is located nearby (10min walk), nice looking a pool (we sadly didn't have time for a dip ourselves). Room was spacious and had everything you needed.
Hanne
Belgium
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