Central Motor Lodge

Hours of operation
7 days a week
Months of operation
All Year
Phone number
+64 7 889 4267
Free phone number
0800 66 22 40
Fourteen up-market self contained units. Central Motor Lodge is renowned for providing quality accommodation.
Central Motor Lodge and Conference Centre is Morrinsville's newest, upmarket motel, offering apartment-style accommodation. Ideal for family holidays and for the discerning business traveller. Central Motor Lodge & Conference Centre has 14 spacious, smokefree motel units, all with broadband connection. Choose from a studio or one bedroom suite in either standard or executive. Our executive suite has a spa bath, large TV and air conditioning. If you are a family travelling or would like more space, try our large two bedroom unit.
Pricing
$155 - 275 (Adult)
Proximity to Airport:
20 minutes to Hamilton Airport.
Proximity to Town:
150 metres to central Morrinsville.
Proximity To Coach Terminal:
5 minutes
Parking:
Free
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