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Great little country town in a good location, close enough to the both Auckland and Hamilton cities but far away enough for peace and quiet. A town with some great eating options of cafes and restaurants along with local tourism facilities.

It is a shame we don't get to Te Aroha much. We use to visit when we were children and it has not changed one bit. I'm talking 45 years ago. I find Te Aroha quiet and it is such a pretty town. We don't stay long to enjoy the activities but we did eat at the local Pub/Restaurant just across from our Motel and they do a great Lamb Shank. Apologies, can't remember the Pub. The Te Aroha Motel is the best.

We like to walk so there is something here for us. There was something on at Boyd Park wonderful. Our host suggested a walk over to the Wetlands and we did that what a gem. We had dinner at the RSA. OMGoodness you could eat off the floor there so amazing and the staff and food, cannot say enough. WE will be back and may hire bikes next time for the Hauraki Rail Trail.

Quiet town, but located near some great walks that could take 2 days to enjoy. Private spring baths are a must and also well run by the local council. The visitor information is filled with all the rele=ant material to make the stay enjoyable.

Te Aroha, translated, means Love, and that is what you will find there, especially if your fortunate to visit Sunday service in the Anglican church, and bonus, staying in the Nunne ry, accommodation, mountain trek, is challenging, but worth it, cycle trails , mostly sealed paths easy going, interesting Spa, and museum, good food, many places to eat, river walks, everything you want for a few days passing through.

Scenery, hot pools and mountain walks are the main reasons to visit Te Aroha. Very limited range of accommodation and restaurants, probably more so since covid lockdowns. Disappointing that in the middle of the holiday season most restaurants were closed in the evening.