No 1 Motels
3 StarsAuthentic Thai dining next door, Gateway to Hobbiton movie set
Authentic Thai dining next door, Gateway to Hobbiton movie set
Exclusive private hot tub access, Premium off-site gym access
Historic building, modern luxury, Refined on-site dining
Regional champions artwork, Proximity to Cambridge town square
Outdoor swimming pool and BBQ area, Family-friendly accommodation
Outdoor swimming pool and spa pool, Olympic-inspired design and atmosphere
Outdoor swimming pool, Rooms with whirlpool tubs
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Quiet town centre proximity
Unique historic gazebo, Tranquil garden and terrace
On-site hot tub and spa, Proximity to Cambridge town centre
Outdoor saltwater swimming pool, Near Lake Karapiro activities
Private patio with garden views, Outdoor hot tub
Historic maternity hospital building, Flexible group accommodation
Proximity to Lake Karapiro activities, Rooms with private patios
Luxurious English caravan, Walkable distance to Cambridge town centre
Outdoor swimming pool, Expansive landscaped gardens
Panoramic countryside views, Proximity to Hobbiton Movie Set
Private outdoor swimming pool, Proximity to Mystery Creek Events Centre
Outdoor saltwater swimming pool, Outdoor hot tub
Rural farmstay experience, Private garden access
Private outdoor hot tub access, Picturesque outdoor picnic area
Expansive park-like grounds, Private outdoor swimming pool
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Perhaps the North Island’s greenest town, Cambridge has an air of elegance about it thanks to its tree-lined avenues and the great Waikato River running straight through the centre. It’s a small place that has produced a staggering number of Olympic gold medalists and Melbourne Cup winners, earning it the nickname of the Town of Trees and Champions. There’s no denying the English heritage here, in fact the residents embrace it, and with that an affinity for sports and recreation. With so much outdoor space in Cambridge, you don’t have to stray far from your hotel to find adventure!
This New Zealand (NZ) town takes it’s name from Prince George, the Duke of Cambridge, who was the Commander-in-Chief of the British Army when colonists settled here in the middle of the 19th century. Perhaps it’s the affiliation in name with the prestigious university over ten thousand miles away that gives the town such an English feel. The abundance of parkland, quaint village greens, and trees providing shade along the roads make Cambridge a wonderful place to simply wander around. Perch on a park bench to watch a game of cricket, visit a cafe for tea and scones, or pop in to Cambridge Museum and find out about the history of this traditional town. If you want to dig even deeper into the past there are a number of heritage hotels in Cambridge, along with traditional English institutions like the Bowling Club Pavilion on the Cambridge Domain, so get exploring!
Cambridge is often considered the equine capital of NZ, thanks to its many thoroughbred stud farms and the racing stallions that have brought home trophies to the town. It’s hard not to notice the public sculptures around the town centre commemorating the racing horses that have come from Cambridge. Ask at the reception in your hotel to find out about the thoroughbred stud tours that operate here, where you can see exactly how a champion horse is trained! If simply seeing horses isn’t enough, you can arrange to visit a stable where horse riding lessons are available, or even go on a horse trekking expedition. Lots of other equine activities can also be enjoyed by experienced horse riders, from playing polo to show jumping. To top it all off, a number of other equine related services have grown in the town, from painters specialising in horse artwork to jewellers who craft equine-themed jewellery!
While the town of Cambridge itself is prim and proper, just outside is a much wilder countryside where you can experience some truly exhilarating activities. If adrenaline is what you crave then a speed boat ride along the Waikato River should be right up your street. For something a little less intense head to Lake Karapiro and try some kayaking or stand up paddleboarding. Another truly unique experience you can enjoy here is a tour of the Waitomo Glowworm Caves. Hop aboard a boat and drift through the darkness with thousands of illuminated invertebrates dotted over the limestone walls. A visit to this popular tourist attraction can easily be arranged at any of the hotels in Cambridge, just make sure you book in advance. To get up close and personal to the amazing natural world in NZ, head to Maungakawa scenic reserve, where you’ll see plenty of birds in the exotic trees that have been planted here over the years.
Cambridge lives and breathes cycling, whether it’s a leisurely ride to work, a race around the velodrome, or extreme downhill mountain biking in the woodlands. The world class Avantidrome indoor cycling track in the north of the town was opened by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge in 2014, becoming the new home of Cycling NZ and cementing the towns ties to the sport. You can book a time slot to ride the velodrome and hire all the equipment there, so why not give it a go. There are also plenty of opportunities for off road mountain biking, particularly at the Te Miro Mountain Bike Park. For something a bit more relaxing, simply hire a bicycle for the day and head out from your hotel to explore the town and beyond, with the Te Awa River Ride being an excellent cycle trail to try out.
In Cambridge, you might want to check out No 1 Motels, Hidden Lake Hotel and Apartments, The Clements Hotel, Cambridge TOP 10 Holiday Park. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Cambridge, you might want to explore ASURE Albert Park Motor Lodge, Hidden Lake Hotel and Apartments, Huntington Stables Retreat, Sarnia Park Boutique Lodge. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Cambridge with your family, you could look at ASURE Albert Park Motor Lodge, No 1 Motels, Hidden Lake Hotel and Apartments, Cambridge TOP 10 Holiday Park. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Traveling with pets? The hotels Podium Lodge, Jakama Lodge, Tui Glade Bed and Breakfast, Horseinaround could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Cambridge, check out Hidden Lake Hotel and Apartments, Cambrian Lodge Motel, Podium Lodge, Cambridge Mews – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.