Chinatown Holiday Packages

Wotif is here to help you save your hard-earned cash.

We can roll your accommodation and flights into one neat little package. Easy as pie!

This way, you'll have some extra funds for your Chinatown holiday.

How does an additional NZ$293 sound? Well, that's what you could save if you book right now. And don't forget — you've got the freedom to pick and choose from more than 550 airlines and 665,000 worldwide properties.

Wotif boasts some of the most attractive prices anywhere. So stop daydreaming and start making new experiences.

Chinatown Accommodation

You won't have to venture far to find great accommodation in Chinatown. Wotif currently has 40 properties in the vicinity of the neighbourhood.

Plush beds, hospitable staff and fancy amenities... These are the kind of things you can expect at the Palazzo Versace (94 Seaworld Dr) and the Sheraton Grand Mirage Resort, Gold Coast (Sea World Drive Main Beach). If you're simply looking for somewhere decent to keep your luggage and get some sleep, the Broadwater Tourist Park (169 Marine Parade) and the Chidori Court (1 Cronin Ave) should tick all your boxes.

Car Hire in Chinatown

To hire a set of wheels from Coolangatta Airport, it's just a hop, skip and a jump from the arrivals gate. Both Thrifty Car Rental and Firefly have a decent selection of vehicles. If you can't find what you're looking for there, Alamo Rent A Car and Enterprise might have some deals that catch your eye.

Keen to pick up your ride in the city centre? The team at Thrifty Car Rental (19-23 Ferry Road) will help you out with that.

Holidays to Chinatown

Thinking about scratching your travel itch in Chinatown? We definitely don't blame you. But before you fly off to this awesome destination, how about we get you up to speed on the basics?

Chinatown is a neighbourhood of Gold Coast. You'll find it 6 kilometres north of the downtown area.

If you've heard travellers not only speak highly of Chinatown but also Gold Coast in general, then it won't surprise you to learn that some 600 000 people call it their home.