InterContinental Wellington
‘City-Central Elegance’
InterContinental Wellington is the most centrally-located global five-star hotel in New Zealand’s capital city. Located adjacent to Wellington’s harbour and at the centre of the political and commercial quarter, InterContinental Wellington is minutes from the botanical gardens, excellent city shopping and leading attractions such as Te Papa and Westpac stadium. Wellington’s vibrant restaurants and café scene are easily accessible from the hotel’s door or you can delight your taste buds with the onsite offerings including fine New Zealand cuisine at Chameleon. For relaxation, pampering and fitness there’s an indoor swimming pool, sauna, fitness centre, massage facilities and spa.
In Our Opinion
‘InterContinental Wellington offers the discerning traveller two Club InterContinental floors with a private and exclusive Club Lounge and is the perfect base for exploring the region's spectacular coastline and world renowned wineries.’
(Select activities and services may incur additional charges)
Leisure
• Pool
• Spa
• Fitness centre
• Sauna
• Jogging track
• Massage services
• Golf - nearby
Services
• Check in 14.00/Check out 11.00
• Parking
• Limousine service
• WIFI
• Currency exchange
• Babysitting
• Laundry
• Beauty shop/salon
• Doctor on call
• 24-hour security
Room Options
Location
InterContinental Wellington is almost 8 km from Wellington International Airport in the heart of the city's vibrant business and shopping districts.
Nearby Attractions
• Wellington Cable Car 0.2km
• Civic Square 0.6km
• Old Government Buildings 0.7km
• Beehive 0.8km
• Te Papa 0.9km
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