CQ Hotels Wellington is sited strategically on Cuba Street, right in the city centre, and a short 20 minute drive from the Wellington International Airport.
Driving from the North:
- Stay on State Highway 1, and follow it through the Terrace Tunnel, which ends on Vivian Street.
- Go through three sets of lights on Vivian St.
- Just after passing through the third set of lights (Cuba/Vivian St) turn into Dunlop Terrace on your right. You've arrived!
- Car parking is available at the hotel for $30.00 per night (subject to availability).
From Wellington International Airport:
Driving
After leaving Wellington International Airport, Take Stewart Duff Dr, Moa Point Rd and Tirangi Rd to State Highway 1 in Kilbirnie. Follow State Highway 1 to Cuba St in Te Aro and turn right onto Cuba St.
Public Transport
- Taxis and Shuttles: Local taxi service available. Taxis and shuttles leave directly from outside the terminal. Approx. cost is $25-$35 for a Taxi and $16 for 1 person in Shuttle ($5 for each person thereafter).
- Orange Airport Flyer Bus: Operates from the Airport to Upper Hutt approx every half hour. Nearest bus stop to us is Manners Street/Cuba Street. We are 3 blocks south (toward bucket fountain). Price from Airport to Manners St is $9.00 per person.
Driving from the Interislander Ferry Terminal:
- Head Southwest on State Highway 1, and follow it through the Terrace Tunnel, which ends on Vivian Street.
- Go through three sets of lights on Vivian St.
- Just after passing through the third set of lights (Cuba/Vivian St) turn into Dunlop Terrace on your right. You've arrived!
- The Interislander Bus meets each ferry sailing and transports passengers for $5 to Wellington Railway Station. A taxi from the train station is approx. $15.
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