Best Hotels in Rotorua for Every Budget — 49 Real Picks From £36 (2026)

Our top Rotorua hotel pick for 2026 is Pullman Rotorua for polished 5-star comfort a short walk from the lakefront and cultural venues — but the real story of Rotorua is how far your money goes here. This is New Zealand's geothermal and Māori-culture capital, where geysers, mud pools and hot mineral springs sit alongside earth-oven hāngī feasts and haka performances, and real, bookable hotels start at just £36 a night. We've built this guide around all three price bands: 8 luxury lodges and resorts, 10 mid-range hotels, and 31 budget motels, lodges and backpackers we verified as real, distinct and currently bookable — 49 hotels in all, each linking straight to its live prices.

Jump to your budget: Luxury · Mid-range · Budget stays from £36

Scout's 3 best budget picks right now: ♨️ Kuirau Park Motor Lodge — from ~£39, a 3★ motor lodge with its own thermal mineral pool, walkable to Kuirau Park's free public foot pools. 🎒 Crashpalace Backpackers — from ~£36, the cheapest verified bed in this guide, central and well-reviewed. 🛏️ Marsden Stay Rotorua — from ~£48, a tidy 4★ base close to the action. From-prices are live rates pulled while writing — tap any hotel for today's price on your dates.

Rotorua sits on the North Island of New Zealand, roughly a 3-hour drive south of Auckland (AKL) or a short domestic hop into Rotorua's own regional airport (ROT). It's the country's geothermal showpiece — a landscape of erupting geysers, bubbling mud, steaming vents and hot mineral springs, wrapped around a large lake and steeped in living Māori culture. The town's famous sulphur smell is simply the scent of all that geothermal activity, and it fades from your awareness within a day. Compare live Rotorua hotel prices or search UK flights to Rotorua (ROT) to plan your dates. Remember UK visitors need an NZeTA plus the IVL levy before travel, and New Zealand drives on the left — familiar territory for British drivers. For wider trip planning, New Zealand's official tourism site is a solid starting point, and it's worth reading the UK Foreign Office's New Zealand travel advice for the latest entry rules before you fly.

At a glance — the luxury tier compared, before the full reviews:

The Best Luxury Hotels in Rotorua

Rotorua's top tier leans towards boutique lodges and resorts rather than glass towers — polished rooms, lakeside settings and spa comfort, all within reach of the geothermal parks and cultural venues. From-prices are live rates pulled while writing — tap any hotel for your dates.

1. Pullman Rotorua — Rotorua · 5★ · 2,547 reviews · from ~£94/night. The most polished international-standard hotel in town, with the largest review count in this tier and a central position near the lakefront and Government Gardens. Modern rooms, a restaurant and bar, and easy access to the Polynesian Spa make it the reliable 5-star choice for first-time visitors.

2. Silver Fern Rotorua Suites & Spa — Rotorua · 5★ · 1,838 reviews · from ~£71/night. A suite-focused property on the Fenton Street corridor, with generous rooms and spa options, walkable to restaurants and the town centre. Strong value for a 5-star rating, and a favourite of couples wanting space and a soak after a day at the geothermal parks.

3. Newina Rotorua — Rotorua · 5★ · 1,318 reviews · from ~£68/night. A contemporary boutique option with a well-earned review count and a smart, modern feel. It offers a more design-led alternative to the chain hotels while keeping you central to Rotorua's attractions and dining.

4. Regal Palms Resort — Rotorua · 5★ · 1,155 reviews · from ~£117/night. A resort-style property on Fenton Street with pools and family-friendly facilities, well suited to travellers who want space and self-catering options. Its resort layout and amenities make it a strong pick for families basing themselves in Rotorua for several days.

5. Kings On Peace — Rotorua · 5★ · 637 reviews · from ~£132/night. An intimate, boutique 5-star stay for travellers who prefer a quieter, more personal base over a large hotel. It suits couples and those wanting a calm retreat within easy reach of the town's geothermal and cultural highlights.

6. Hana Lodge — Rotorua · 5★ · 314 reviews · from ~£202/night. The top-priced property in this guide, a lodge-style stay for travellers seeking Rotorua's most upmarket comfort. It's the splurge option for a special occasion, with a from-price that reflects its position at the top of the local market.

7. Black Swan Lakeside Boutique Hotel — Rotorua · 5★ · 293 reviews · from ~£181/night. A boutique lakeside hotel with a scenic setting on the shore of Lake Rotorua, ideal for couples wanting views and a refined, adults-oriented atmosphere. The waterside position is its defining feature and a genuine step away from the town-centre bustle.

8. The Heart of Rotorua — Rotorua · 5★ · 89 reviews · from ~£80/night. A centrally placed 5-star option at a notably keen from-price, putting polished comfort within walking distance of the lakefront and dining. A smart choice for travellers who want a top rating without the top-tier price tag.

Prices are from-rates pulled on live searches while writing and will vary by date — tap any hotel for today's number. See all Rotorua stays or search flights to ROT.

The Best Mid-Range Hotels in Rotorua

Rotorua's mid-range tier is deep and well-reviewed — reliable 4-star hotels, lakeside spa resorts and motor inns, several with thermal pools of their own, mostly around the central and Fenton Street areas. From-prices are live rates pulled while writing — tap any hotel for your dates.

9. Rydges Rotorua — Rotorua · 4★ · 6,458 reviews · from ~£74/night. The most-reviewed hotel in this entire guide, a dependable 4-star with a central location, restaurant and consistent standards. Its huge review count reflects how safe a choice it is for first-time visitors wanting a well-run base close to the town's attractions.

10. ASURE Rotorua International Motor Inn — Rotorua · 4★ · 4,514 reviews · from ~£74/night. A hugely popular motor inn with strong reviews and classic Rotorua motel practicality — parking at the door, tidy rooms and often a pool. It's a favourite of self-drivers touring the North Island who want easy, no-fuss comfort.

11. Millennium Hotel Rotorua — Rotorua · 4★ · 4,306 reviews · from ~£102/night. A full-service 4-star near Government Gardens and the lakefront, with a restaurant, bar and central position. Its reliable standards and setting make it a solid mid-range anchor for exploring the town on foot.

12. VR Rotorua Lake Resort — Rotorua · 4★ · 3,881 reviews · from ~£98/night. A lake-oriented resort with modern facilities and pools, well suited to travellers wanting a leisure feel and space to relax. A strong choice for couples and families splitting time between the geothermal parks and downtime.

13. Wai Ora Lakeside Spa Resort — Rotorua · 4★ · 3,723 reviews · from ~£70/night. A lakeside spa resort with a strong focus on wellness and Māori-inspired hospitality, set away from the town centre for a calmer stay. The spa facilities and lake setting are the draw, at a very reasonable from-price for the category.

14. Arawa Park Hotel, Independent Collection by EVT — Rotorua · 4★ · 3,513 reviews · from ~£102/night. A well-appointed 4-star with racecourse-adjacent grounds and comfortable rooms, part of the EVT Independent Collection. It offers a slightly more spacious, resort-like feel while staying convenient to the town's attractions.

15. Prince's Gate Hotel — Rotorua · 4★ · 3,241 reviews · from ~£81/night. A characterful heritage hotel near Government Gardens, blending Victorian-era charm with modern comforts. Its historic building and central position make it a distinctive mid-range choice for travellers who want more personality than a standard chain.

16. Sudima Hotel Lake Rotorua — Rotorua · 4★ · 2,525 reviews · from ~£64/night. A lakeside 4-star with a restaurant and easy access to the lakefront, at one of the better from-prices in the tier. It's a comfortable, well-located base that punches above its price for travellers wanting the lake on their doorstep.

17. AWA Hotel — Rotorua · 4★ · 2,190 reviews · from ~£52/night. A modern, keenly priced 4-star that stands out as excellent value in this tier. Its low from-price and solid reviews make it a smart pick for travellers who want a contemporary room without stretching the budget.

18. Ramada Resort By Wyndham Rotorua Marama — Rotorua · 4★ · 1,844 reviews · from ~£104/night. A resort-style Wyndham property with self-catering apartment options, well suited to families and longer stays. The apartment layouts and resort facilities give it an edge for groups wanting space and kitchen access.

Prices are from-rates pulled on live searches while writing and will vary by date — tap any hotel for today's number. See all Rotorua stays or search flights to ROT.

Cheap Hotels in Rotorua — 49 Real, Bookable Options From £36

This is the heart of Rotorua's accommodation market: a deep run of motels, motor lodges, thermal-pool motels and backpackers, most of them family-run and many with their own natural hot mineral pools. Every one below is a real, distinct, currently bookable property. From-prices are live rates pulled while writing — tap any hotel for your dates.

19. Kuirau Park Motor Lodge- Thermal Mineral pool — Rotorua · 3★ · 1,865 reviews · from ~£39/night. A well-reviewed motor lodge with its own thermal mineral pool, right by Kuirau Park and its free public foot pools. Excellent value and a very Rotorua experience — soak in geothermal water without leaving your accommodation.

20. Red Rock Thermal Motel — Rotorua · 3★ · 109 reviews · from ~£46/night. A budget-friendly motel with thermal bathing on site, a practical base for self-drivers. It delivers the classic Rotorua combination of low price and hot mineral water at your door.

21. Marsden Stay Rotorua — Rotorua · 4★ · 481 reviews · from ~£48/night. A tidy, well-rated 4-star option at a budget price, offering more polish than most in this tier. A smart choice for travellers who want a step up in comfort without leaving the budget bracket.

22. Aurora City Suites Motel — Rotorua · 4★ · 647 reviews · from ~£49/night. A modern suite-style motel close to the city centre, with good reviews and comfortable rooms. Its central location makes it easy to walk to restaurants and the lakefront.

23. Astray Motel — Rotorua · 3★ · 1,111 reviews · from ~£49/night. A popular, well-reviewed motel with a central position and friendly, no-frills value. A dependable budget base for exploring Rotorua on foot or by car.

24. Six On Union Motel — Rotorua · 3★ · 881 reviews · from ~£51/night. A tidy, keenly priced motel with solid reviews, offering straightforward comfort near the town centre. Good value for couples and self-drivers on a budget.

25. Kerry's Motel — Rotorua · 3★ · 278 reviews · from ~£53/night. A small, friendly motel with practical rooms and parking, a reliable budget pick. It offers the classic Kiwi motel experience at a fair price.

26. Baden Lodge Motel — Rotorua · 3★ · 50 reviews · from ~£53/night. A modest, affordable motel that covers the basics well for budget-minded travellers. A quiet, straightforward base for a short Rotorua stay.

27. Greenview Motel — Rotorua · 3★ · 734 reviews · from ~£55/night. A well-reviewed motel offering tidy rooms and good value near the town. A dependable choice for travellers who want comfort without extras.

28. MALFROY Motor Lodge Rotorua — Rotorua · 4★ · 531 reviews · from ~£55/night. A 4-star motor lodge at a budget price, with comfortable, well-kept rooms. Its higher rating makes it a value standout in the mid-budget bracket.

29. Smoke Lake Hot Springs Lodge and Camp — Rotorua · 2★ · 75 reviews · from ~£58/night. A relaxed lodge-and-camp option with hot springs, geared to travellers who want a more rustic, outdoorsy Rotorua base. A characterful budget stay for those after nature over polish.

30. ibis Rotorua — Rotorua · 3★ · 4,646 reviews · from ~£58/night. A reliable, well-reviewed chain hotel with a central location and consistent standards — the highest review count in the budget tier. A safe, no-surprises choice for travellers who prefer a known brand.

31. Cedarwood Lakeside Motel & Conference Venue — Rotorua · 4★ · 957 reviews · from ~£58/night. A 4-star lakeside motel with good reviews and a setting near the water, at a competitive from-price. A comfortable base for travellers wanting the lake close by without the resort price.

32. Accolade Lodge Motel — Rotorua · 3★ · 672 reviews · from ~£59/night. A tidy, well-run motel with solid reviews and easy access to the town's attractions. A dependable budget pick for couples and families.

33. Gateway International Motel — Rotorua · 3★ · 522 reviews · from ~£63/night. A practical motel with comfortable rooms and parking, well placed for self-drivers. Straightforward value near the town centre.

34. Holdens Bay Holiday Park — Rotorua · 3★ · 2,030 reviews · from ~£63/night. A lakeside holiday park with a strong review count, offering cabins and self-catering options on the shore of Lake Rotorua. A great pick for families and travellers who want a relaxed, outdoorsy setting.

35. Ashleigh Court Motel — Rotorua · 4★ · 989 reviews · from ~£65/night. A 4-star motel with well-kept rooms and good reviews, offering comfort at a fair budget price. A reliable base for a couple of nights in Rotorua.

36. Fenton Court Motel — Rotorua · 4★ · 998 reviews · from ~£66/night. A well-reviewed 4-star motel on the Fenton corridor, close to the town's dining and attractions. Comfortable and convenient for exploring on foot or by car.

37. Apex on Fenton — Rotorua · 2★ · 77 reviews · from ~£69/night. A simple, budget-oriented motel on Fenton Street, handy for its central location. A no-frills option for travellers who prioritise position over polish.

38. Kowhai Motel Rotorua — Rotorua · 3★ · 1,528 reviews · from ~£73/night. A well-reviewed, family-friendly motel with comfortable rooms and a welcoming feel. A solid choice for travellers who want a dependable, homely base.

39. ASURE Cleveland Rotorua — Rotorua · 3★ · 990 reviews · from ~£73/night. A tidy ASURE-branded motel with good reviews and practical amenities, well placed for the town's attractions. Reliable comfort for couples and self-drivers.

40. Thermal Oak Motel — Rotorua · 4★ · 1,058 reviews · from ~£75/night. A 4-star motel with thermal bathing and strong reviews, offering a comfortable Rotorua stay with a hot-pool bonus. Good value for travellers who want the geothermal soak experience.

41. Copthorne Hotel Rotorua — Rotorua · 4★ · 1,448 reviews · from ~£78/night. A full-service 4-star hotel with a central location, restaurant and consistent standards at a budget-tier price. A comfortable, reliable base for first-time visitors.

42. Novotel Rotorua Lakeside — Rotorua · 4★ · 167 reviews · from ~£85/night. A lakeside Novotel with modern rooms and easy access to the lakefront and Government Gardens. A dependable chain option in a prime central position.

43. Arista of Rotorua — Rotorua · 4★ · 1,599 reviews · from ~£87/night. A well-reviewed 4-star motel with comfortable, modern rooms and a central location. Strong reviews and tidy accommodation make it a popular value pick.

44. Distinction Hotel Rotorua — Rotorua · 4★ · 762 reviews · from ~£95/night. A comfortable 4-star hotel with full facilities and a convenient location, at the upper end of the budget tier. A reliable choice for travellers wanting hotel-standard service.

45. Bella Vista Motel Rotorua — Rotorua · 4★ · 860 reviews · from ~£101/night. A well-kept 4-star motel from a trusted New Zealand chain, with consistent standards and comfortable rooms. Dependable value for travellers who like a known name.

46. Lake Lodge Motel Rotorua — Rotorua · 3★ · 536 reviews · from ~£108/night. A lake-oriented motel with comfortable rooms and a setting near the water. A pleasant base for travellers who want the lake close at hand.

47. JetPark Hotel Rotorua — Rotorua · 4★ · 184 reviews · from ~£137/night. A modern 4-star hotel with full facilities, at the top of the budget tier's price range. A comfortable, hotel-standard option for travellers wanting more amenities.

48. Crashpalace Backpackers — Rotorua · Backpackers · 1,376 reviews · from ~£36/night. The cheapest verified bed in this guide, a well-reviewed central backpackers with a sociable atmosphere. Ideal for solo travellers and budget backpackers who want to be in the middle of town.

49. Rotorua Central Backpackers — Rotorua · Backpackers · 391 reviews · from ~£50/night. A central budget hostel with a friendly feel, well placed for the town's restaurants and attractions. A good-value pick for solo and backpacking travellers.

From-prices are estimates pulled on live searches while writing and vary by date and season — always tap through for today's number. See all Rotorua stays or search UK flights to Rotorua (ROT).

What to See and Do in Rotorua

Geothermal parks are the reason most people come. Te Puia is home to the Pōhutu geyser, which erupts several times a day, alongside a Māori arts and crafts institute. Wai-O-Tapu Thermal Wonderland dazzles with the rainbow-edged Champagne Pool and the daily Lady Knox Geyser, while Waimangu Volcanic Valley is the world's youngest geothermal system, born from an 1886 eruption. Always stay on the marked paths — the ground can be scalding and unstable off-track.

Māori culture runs deep here. Evening experiences at Tamaki Māori Village and Te Puia combine a hāngī feast — food slow-cooked in an earth oven, sometimes using natural geothermal steam — with haka, song and storytelling. Whakarewarewa, a living Māori village on the edge of town, lets you see people going about daily life among steaming vents.

Soak and relax at the Polynesian Spa on the lakefront, where hot mineral pools fed by two natural springs include quieter adults-only, lake-edge options. For active days, the Redwoods Whakarewarewa Forest has walking and mountain-bike trails plus a treetop Redwoods Treewalk, and Mount Ngongotahā offers the Skyline gondola and a downhill luge. And yes — the town's faint sulphur smell is completely normal, just the scent of all that geothermal energy beneath your feet.

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Rotorua Hotels FAQs

Do UK visitors need a visa for Rotorua, New Zealand? UK passport holders don't need a full visa for tourism, but you must request an NZeTA (New Zealand Electronic Travel Authority) online before you travel, and pay the International Visitor Conservation and Tourism Levy (IVL) at the same time. Apply through the official Immigration New Zealand site or app well before departure — approval is usually quick but can take up to 72 hours.

What is the cheapest hotel in Rotorua? On our current tier data the cheapest bed in this guide is Crashpalace Backpackers from around £36 a night, followed by Kuirau Park Motor Lodge from about £39 and Red Rock Thermal Motel from about £46. Rotorua has an unusually deep budget layer of motels and lodges, many with their own thermal mineral pools.

How do I get to Rotorua from the UK? There are no direct flights from the UK to New Zealand — you'll connect through a hub such as Singapore, Dubai, Doha or Los Angeles into Auckland (AKL). From Auckland you can take a short domestic flight to Rotorua (ROT) or drive roughly 3 hours south. Many visitors fold Rotorua into a wider North Island road trip.

Which airport do I fly into for Rotorua? Rotorua has its own regional airport (ROT), served by domestic flights from Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch. If you're already on the North Island, driving is common — it's about 3 hours from Auckland and around an hour from Taupo.

Why does Rotorua smell of sulphur? Rotorua sits on an active geothermal field, and the hydrogen sulphide released by the hot springs and mud pools gives the town its famous 'rotten egg' smell. It's completely normal and harmless — locals barely notice it, and most visitors stop registering it within a day. It's simply the scent of one of the world's most active geothermal areas.

What is the best area to stay in Rotorua? The Fenton Street corridor and the city centre near Lake Rotorua are the most convenient bases — walkable to restaurants, the lakefront and Government Gardens, and lined with motels and hotels at every price. Staying central keeps you close to the Polynesian Spa and cultural venues while the big geothermal parks are a short drive out of town.

What currency is used in Rotorua? New Zealand Dollar (NZD). Cards are accepted almost everywhere, including contactless, and ATMs are easy to find in the city centre. The pound prices in this guide are rough conversions to help you compare — always check the live NZD rate on your dates when you book.

Are Rotorua hot pools worth it? Yes — the Polynesian Spa on the lakefront is the town's signature soak, with a range of hot mineral pools fed by two natural springs, including adults-only lake-edge pools. Several motels and lodges in this guide also have their own private thermal mineral pools, which is a Rotorua speciality you won't find in most New Zealand towns.

What are the main geothermal attractions in Rotorua? The big three are Te Puia (home of the Pōhutu geyser and a Māori arts centre), Wai-O-Tapu Thermal Wonderland (famous for the Champagne Pool and Lady Knox Geyser), and Waimangu Volcanic Valley. Whakarewarewa, a living Māori village set among steaming vents, sits right on the edge of town.

Can I experience Māori culture in Rotorua? Rotorua is the best place in New Zealand to do so. Evening cultural experiences with a hāngī feast (food cooked in an earth oven), haka and song are offered at Te Puia, Tamaki Māori Village, Mitai and Whakarewarewa. Booking ahead is strongly recommended, especially in the summer season.

Do they drive on the left in New Zealand? Yes — New Zealand drives on the left, the same as the UK, so a hire car feels familiar to British visitors. Roads around Rotorua are well signposted, but allow extra time on rural and winding stretches, and remember distances between attractions can be longer than they look.

When is the best time to visit Rotorua? Remember the seasons are reversed from the UK — summer runs December to February (warmest, busiest and priciest), and winter is June to August (cooler, quieter and often cheaper). Spring and autumn are pleasant shoulder seasons. The geothermal parks and hot pools are enjoyable year-round, and steaming vents are especially dramatic on cold mornings.

How much does a budget hotel in Rotorua cost? Real, bookable budget rooms in this guide run from roughly £36 a night at the cheapest backpackers, with a broad spread of motels and lodges in the £46-£75 range. Rotorua is genuinely good value for budget travellers, and many of these places include a thermal mineral pool at no extra cost.

Is Rotorua expensive? Compared with much of New Zealand, Rotorua is friendly on the wallet, especially for accommodation — the deep motel and lodge market keeps budget prices down. The bigger costs are usually the geothermal park entries and cultural evenings, plus your flights to reach New Zealand in the first place.

How many days do you need in Rotorua? Two to three days lets you cover a geothermal park or two, a Māori cultural evening with a hāngī, a soak at the Polynesian Spa and the Redwoods forest. Add a day if you want to luge on Mount Ngongotahā, mountain-bike the Whakarewarewa trails or take a lake cruise.

What is there to do in Rotorua besides geothermal parks? Plenty — the Redwoods Whakarewarewa Forest has walking trails and a treetop walkway, Mount Ngongotahā has the Skyline gondola and luge, Lake Rotorua offers cruises and trout fishing, and the town is a mountain-biking hub. There are also zorbing, white-water rafting and the Agrodome farm show nearby.

Are there family-friendly hotels in Rotorua? Yes — many Rotorua motels and resorts are set up for families, with kitchenettes, pools and space to spread out. Regal Palms Resort and the lakeside resorts in the mid-range tier are popular with families, and the abundant motel stock makes self-catering easy and affordable.

Do Rotorua hotels have thermal pools? A remarkable number do — because the town sits on a geothermal field, several motels and lodges pipe natural hot mineral water into private or shared pools. Kuirau Park Motor Lodge and Red Rock Thermal Motel are budget examples, and many mid-range spa resorts feature thermal bathing as a headline amenity.

Is Rotorua safe for tourists? Rotorua is a well-established tourism town and is generally safe for visitors. As anywhere, take normal precautions with valuables, and near geothermal areas always stay on marked paths — the ground can be dangerously hot and unstable off-track. Follow signage at all thermal sites.

Can I drive from Auckland to Rotorua? Yes — it's about a 3-hour drive south from Auckland on good highways, one of the most popular self-drive routes on the North Island. You can also drive from Rotorua to Taupo in around an hour, making it easy to combine the two geothermal towns in one trip.

What is a hāngī? A hāngī is a traditional Māori feast where food — typically meat and vegetables — is slow-cooked in a pit oven using heated stones and steam, giving it a distinctive earthy, smoky flavour. In Rotorua, some hāngī are cooked using natural geothermal steam. It's a highlight of the town's Māori cultural evenings.

Are there luxury hotels in Rotorua? Yes, though Rotorua's luxury tier leans towards boutique lodges and 5-star resorts rather than international chains. Options in this guide include Pullman Rotorua, Regal Palms Resort, Black Swan Lakeside Boutique Hotel and Hana Lodge, with the top verified from-price in this guide around £202 a night.

Is the Polynesian Spa adults-only? The Polynesian Spa has a mix of pools, including family and adults-only areas — the lake-edge and Deluxe Lake Spa pools are aimed at adults seeking a quieter soak, while family pools welcome children. Check the current pool options and any age rules on the day, as they can vary.

Can I see geysers in Rotorua? Yes — the Pōhutu geyser at Te Puia is the most famous, erupting regularly and reaching impressive heights, and the Lady Knox Geyser at Wai-O-Tapu erupts daily. Te Puia sits right on the edge of Rotorua, so a geyser visit is easy to slot into a short stay.

What is the most expensive hotel in this Rotorua guide? The highest verified from-price in this guide is Hana Lodge at around £202 a night, with Black Swan Lakeside Boutique Hotel next at about £181. Most of Rotorua's rooms sit well below that, which is what makes the town such strong value for UK visitors.

How do I book these exact Rotorua hotels at the prices shown? Every hotel name in this guide links to that hotel's live page on JetMeAway, with real-time rates, taxes shown and a date picker to match your trip. The from-prices here were pulled on live searches while writing, so your dates will differ — tap through for today's number. No booking fees either way.