YWCA Waikato (formerly YWCA Hamilton)
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28 Pembroke Street, Hamilton Lake, Hamilton
Hours of operation
Office hours 8am-6pm & 7-9pm. Check-in 3-6pm & 7-9pm, 7 Days.
Months of operation
All Year
Phone number
+64 27 756 4402
Single and twin share hostel rooms for both women and men in a central location. Clean and tidy with friendly atmosphere. Parking and WIFI included.
YWCA Waikato provides single and twin share hostel accommodation for both women and men in our central city location. With a quiet location within an easy walk to city centre, sports stadium, theatres, Waikato Hospital and Wintec, with vistas over the city the YWCA Hostel is a great location to stay. Backpackers $50 per night including bedding, linen, basic kitchen utensils, parking and WIFI. Rooms are also rented for longer periods starting from $195 per week in a single room (security deposit required). Good value for money the hostel is clean and tidy and has a friendly, international atmosphere. If you are looking for affordable accommodation, you do not need to look any further.
Pricing
$50 (Adult)
Proximity to Airport:
14km to Hamilton Airport.
Proximity to Town:
10 minutes walk to Hamilton CBD.
Parking:
Off-street car park.
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