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Millennium Hotel Rotorua Unveils New Rooms

NEWS RELEASE 18 May 2001

Millennium Hotel Rotorua Unveils New Rooms

Major refurbishment work has added an exciting new look to the Millennium Hotel Rotorua.

Located just a brief stroll from Lake Rotorua and the world famous Polynesian Spa, the Millennium Hotel Rotorua now has 65 newly refurbished rooms offering a high level of comfort and luxury.

The $2.7 million dollar refurbishment project has also seen air conditioning installed in all hotel guestrooms.

The hotel has a total of 227 rooms and suites, including rooms with spa pools in an enclosed private outdoor area.

Polynesian inspired artwork, co-ordinated by well-known local Maori artist June Grant featured in the new rooms.

General Manager, Tracey Thomas says the added features have been well received by guests.

"In room air conditioning is a basic expectation for guests who stay at any Millennium Hotel worldwide", he says.

"Surprisingly, we are one of the few deluxe properties in Rotorua now offering this added comfort."

"The 65 newly refurbished rooms also have a distinct and unique Rotorua style and appeal. This is consistent with the Millennium theme of Globally Distinctive, Individually Unique."

ROTORUA Rotorua has welcomed visitors from around the world for more than 160 years. The city is surrounded by a geothermal wonderland, with geysers, boiling mud pools, and steaming craters. After a hard day's sightseeing or strenuous activity, a dip in a thermal spa is very relaxing. Rotorua is also a showcase of Maori cultural activities, a centre of tourism and a place of extraordinary natural beauty. The region around Rotorua offers spectacular sightseeing, with volcanoes, lakes, parks and recreational areas.

FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT:

Michelle Gysberts Vice President Sales & Marketing Millennium Copthorne and Quality Hotels & Resorts New Zealand Phone: +64-9-913 8006 Mobile: +64 21 61 77 61 Email: michelle.gysberts@cdlhms.co.nz

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