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Excellent, 9.6
Strategically located in the heart of the city, this 5-star motel makes for an excellent base in Dunedin. It is ideally positioned for guests wanting to visit local attractions.
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Excellent, 9.6
Hotel in Dunedin CBD, Dunedin, New Zealand
Strategically located in the heart of the city, this 5-star motel makes for an excellent base in Dunedin. It is ideally positioned for guests wanting to visit local attractions.
Excellent, 8.1
Located in Dunedin, Aaron lodge Top 10 Holiday Park is within easy reach of University of Otago and Baldwin Street. It also offers an indoor pool, a playground and luggage storage.
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Excellent, 8.1
Hotel in Brockville, Dunedin, New Zealand
Located in Dunedin, Aaron lodge Top 10 Holiday Park is within easy reach of University of Otago and Baldwin Street. It also offers an indoor pool, a playground and luggage storage.
Excellent, 8.9
Strategically located in the middle of the city, this 4-star motel makes for an ideal base in Dunedin. It is ideally positioned for those wishing to visit the area's popular attractions.
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Excellent, 8.9
Hotel in Dunedin CBD, Dunedin, New Zealand
Strategically located in the middle of the city, this 4-star motel makes for an ideal base in Dunedin. It is ideally positioned for those wishing to visit the area's popular attractions.
Excellent, 8.6
Boasting a sauna, Leith Valley Holiday Park and Motels is situated in Dunedin and provides cosy accommodation. It offers complimentary Wi-Fi, a ticket service and luggage storage.
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Excellent, 8.6
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Boasting a sauna, Leith Valley Holiday Park and Motels is situated in Dunedin and provides cosy accommodation. It offers complimentary Wi-Fi, a ticket service and luggage storage.
Good, 7.9
Situated in the heart of the city, Law Courts Hotel offers easy access to Dunedin's popular shopping and sightseeing areas. Those staying at the property can also make use of free Wi-Fi.
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Good, 7.9
Hotel in Dunedin CBD, Dunedin, New Zealand
Situated in the heart of the city, Law Courts Hotel offers easy access to Dunedin's popular shopping and sightseeing areas. Those staying at the property can also make use of free Wi-Fi.
Excellent, 9.0
Larnach Lodge & Stable Stay is located in Dunedin and offers easy access to Larnach Castle. It features harbour views and 4-star rooms.
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Excellent, 9.0
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Larnach Lodge & Stable Stay is located in Dunedin and offers easy access to Larnach Castle. It features harbour views and 4-star rooms.
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| High season: | February |
| Low season: | October |
| Average price: | $140/night |
| Cheapest price: | $111/night |
About Dunedin
Dunedin is New Zealand’s oldest city, possessing a unique Scottish heritage and stunning architectural feats. Located on the South Island, Dunedin is famous for its wildlife reserves, home to rare yellow-eyed penguins, fur seals and the world’s only royal albatross breeding ground.
Things to do
Dunedin’s top attraction, Larnach Castle, is a must-see for its grand Victorian architecture and rich history. The castle was built during the 19th century by William Larnach, who spared no expense. Marvel at the castle’s Venetian glass windows, Welsh slate tiles and Italian marble accents.
Join a guided walking tour of Dunedin’s Old Town to discover the city’s key sights, including the Octagon, Speight’s Brewery, First Church and Dunedin Railway Station, an impressive Edwardian Baroque masterpiece. After working up an appetite, stop by Scotia Restaurant and Whisky Bar to try traditional Scottish haggis with a Kiwi twist.
Do you prefer sweet treats? Visit Dunedin’s Cadbury World to see the entire process of making chocolate and enjoy unlimited tastings. Discover Dunedin’s rich history at the Toitu Otago Settlers Museum, which chronicles the story of Otago’s people, from the first Maori tribes to the Scottish settlers.
A trip to Dunedin isn’t complete without exploring the Otago Peninsula. Wildlife enthusiasts can view albatross returning from sea to feed their chicks at Taiaroa Head or take a sunrise walk to see the rarest penguins in the world. Nature lovers can also hop across the large Moeraki Boulders and hike coastal trails at Orokonui Ecosanctuary.
Getting around
Dunedin is easy to navigate, thanks to extensive bus, rail and road networks. The city’s compact size makes sightseeing on foot easy, but taxis are also available. The Dunedin International Airport is a 20-minute drive from the city centre.
Things to do
Dunedin’s top attraction, Larnach Castle, is a must-see for its grand Victorian architecture and rich history. The castle was built during the 19th century by William Larnach, who spared no expense. Marvel at the castle’s Venetian glass windows, Welsh slate tiles and Italian marble accents.
Join a guided walking tour of Dunedin’s Old Town to discover the city’s key sights, including the Octagon, Speight’s Brewery, First Church and Dunedin Railway Station, an impressive Edwardian Baroque masterpiece. After working up an appetite, stop by Scotia Restaurant and Whisky Bar to try traditional Scottish haggis with a Kiwi twist.
Do you prefer sweet treats? Visit Dunedin’s Cadbury World to see the entire process of making chocolate and enjoy unlimited tastings. Discover Dunedin’s rich history at the Toitu Otago Settlers Museum, which chronicles the story of Otago’s people, from the first Maori tribes to the Scottish settlers.
A trip to Dunedin isn’t complete without exploring the Otago Peninsula. Wildlife enthusiasts can view albatross returning from sea to feed their chicks at Taiaroa Head or take a sunrise walk to see the rarest penguins in the world. Nature lovers can also hop across the large Moeraki Boulders and hike coastal trails at Orokonui Ecosanctuary.
Getting around
Dunedin is easy to navigate, thanks to extensive bus, rail and road networks. The city’s compact size makes sightseeing on foot easy, but taxis are also available. The Dunedin International Airport is a 20-minute drive from the city centre.