Located in Central Christchurch just minutes from CBD dining, shopping and entertainment, Crowne Plaza Christchurch offers modern accommodation and dining options for the business or leisure traveller. Overlooking historic Victoria Square and the iconic Avon River, you’ll be in the perfect spot to connect with the Christchurch, or meet with colleagues, clients or friends in Market Place Restaurant & Bar.
Our central Christchurch hotel features 204 spacious and modern hotel rooms, combined with the best views the Garden City has to offer and state of the art technology that will have you fully connected. The technology installed within the rooms is useful, with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi streaming, bathroom speakers and controls and plenty of USB ports for your devices. From our versatile meeting and conference spaces to a gym and library-themed business centre, we have everything you need to make your stay a successful one.
With the Town Hall, Isaac Theatre Royal, Cathedral Square, the new Christchurch Convention Centre and the city's coolest cafes, restaurants, shops and street art only a stroll away, it offers the perfect base to explore Christchurch. Check out our Offers & Specials page for our latest Christchurch hotel deals and accommodation packages.
764 Colombo Street Christchurch, 8011 New Zealand
Check-in: 3:00 pm
Check-out: 11:00 am
Minimum check-in age: 18
No, Crowne Plaza Christchurch does not have a pool.
At Crowne Plaza Christchurch, self-parking is available for a daily rate of 25 NZD .
Parking description. Onsite parking available - $25 NZD per day. Entry via Armagh Street. Spaces can be booked via this website https://public.hotelparking.com.au/crowne-plaza-christchurch/guest If this space is full we have parks opposite the hotel, our team will advise.
Parking fee: 25 NZD per day
In and out privileges
No, pets are not allowed at Crowne Plaza Christchurch.
No, there is not a complimentary local area shuttle available at Crowne Plaza Christchurch.
Crowne Plaza Christchurch
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Crowne Plaza Christchurch
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