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Inside the open, minimal-styled lobby at Bay Plaza Hotel, with turmeric-coloured chairs, a tiled floor and a mirror wall across from the front desk.

Bay Plaza Hotel

  • Location

    40-44 Oriental Parade, Oriental Bay, Wellington

  • Star rating

    3 stars

  • Website

    Bay Plaza

Conference by the sea on Wellington’s famous Oriental Parade and enjoy being close to everything.

Bay Plaza Hotel offers an elegant and classic experience in an exceptional setting. It’s only a short drive to the airport, rail, and ferry terminals. Located a few steps from the city centre, Bay Plaza sits across from the most famous bay of Wellington — Oriental Bay.
 
The 76 hotel rooms and two event spaces have stunning views of the Wellington harbour. The boardroom on level two of the hotel is next to the hotel car park.

The more extensive conference suite is suitable for large events catering to up to 80 delegates. Classic yet contemporary, enjoy a quieter take on being in the heart of the city at Bay Plaza on Oriental Bay.

Highlights

  • Two event spaces.
  • On-site restaurant and bar.
  • 76 guest rooms.
A super king bed within a hotel room at Bay Plaza Hotel, with two chairs and a small table to the right, in front of a window.

Rooms available

Spaces Floor area (sqm) Theatre Classroom Boardroom U-shaped Cocktail
Boardroom (Room 205) 29m²     10    
Room 44 (Ground floor) 70m² 55 35 15 25 80
Inside the open, minimal-styled lobby at Bay Plaza Hotel, with white walls, turmeric-coloured chairs and a tiled floor.

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