AA Directions is giving away a luxury day spa experience for two at Wai Ariki, plus two nights accommodation at the new Pullman Hotel in Rotorua.
Soak your troubles away at the luxurious new Wai Ariki day spa in Rotorua. The recently-opened $60m spa complex on the shores of Lake Rotorua is an indulgent sanctuary complete with geothermal bathing pools and multi-sensory therapy experiences.
Be in to win a private geothermal bathing experience as part of the spa package at Wai Ariki.
Owned and operated by local iwi Ngāti Whakaue, Wai Ariki is focused on manaakitanga – the concept of offering a warm welcome to visitors. All of the experiences here – from the sublime massage therapies to the bathing rituals – are founded on te ao Māori values, traditions and culture.
To make the most of your Rotorua experience, this prize also includes two nights accommodation for two people at the brand new Pullman Hotel in the heart of Rotorua.
The prize also includes two nights accommodation at the Pullman Hotel, Rotorua.
The Prize: Be in to win a Spa Sanctuary Retreat – Tānga Haumanu Takirua – for two people. The 225-minute experience includes:
- Sanctuary bathing.
- A private geothermal bath.
- A wellness massage
- A glass of bubbles and a grazing platter for two in the relaxation lounge
- A complimentary gift.
- Two nights accommodation at Pullman Rotorua.
This competition is now closed. Congratulations to the lucky winner, J. Issott!
Terms and conditions: The prize winner is responsible for their own travel and meal costs associated with this prize. The Prize is subject to Wai Ariki Hot Springs & Spa conditions of entry and Pullman Rotorua conditions of stay. Black-out dates: Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve, New Year’s Day and all New Zealand Government declared public holidays. Prize is valid for one year from date of issue. Subject to availability at the time of booking. Click here for the full Terms and Conditions.
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