Rydges Hotel Port Macquarie

General Information

Our hotel in Port Macquarie is within a short distance from the central bisiness center. The Rydges Hotel Port Macquarie is encircled by pubs, clubs, artisan boutiques, coffee butiques and diners. The coast is within a short meander away from the inn. Plenty of open-air entertaining activities like deep sea fishing, kayaking, nature watching, golfing, spelunking, mountain biking and tourism are all within a thirty minute drive from the inn. The inn is less than a 15 minute ride by auto from the airport. The bus and the railway station are also convenient to the Rydges Hotel Port Macquarie.

There are 123 classic rooms, apartments and 2 bedroom suites within the Rydges Hotel Port Macquarie. Every room is equipped with a hair dryer, air conditioning, high speed Internet connection, secure, individual bathroom, balcony, DDD phone and colour television.

The Rydges Hotel Port Macquarie features an onsite restaurant that serves seafood and popular dishes. There is also a gymnasium, an open-air swimming pool and a baths. A convention centre able to hold both little and vast sized conferences and parties.

Transportation

From Port Macquarie Airport a cab will cost approx $20 and will take around 10 min. From the North: From the Pacific Highway, turn left (west) on Hastings River Drive. Go approximately 8 Kilometres and turn left (east) on Gordon Street. Turn left (north) on Horton Street, turn right (east) on Clarence Street and go north on Hay Street. From the South: From the Pacific Highway, turn right (east) on Oxley Highway and follow to Gordon Street. Cross Kooloonbong Creek and turn left (north) on Horton Street. Turn right (east) on Clarence Street and then north on Hay Street. From the East: Go west along Stewart Street and turn right (north) onto Grant Street. Turn left (west) on Clarence Street and then turn right (north) onto Hay Street. From the West: Go east along Buller Street or Gordon Street and then turn left (north) onto Horton Street. Turn right (east) onto Clarence Street and then north on Hay Street.