About Rabaul Hotel
The iconic Rabaul Hotel has been hosting visitors since 1952. Previously the "Ascot" & then the "Hamamas" Hotel, the Rabaul Hotel is famous for its genuine 'home away from home' style of hospitality.
Boasting visitors such as Prime Ministers, Sporting Stars and even HRH Prince Andrew Duke of York, the Rabaul Hotel takes great pride in ensuring our Guests have an enjoyable and comfortable stay while discovering the SPIRIT of Volcano Town.
See Map of Rabaul
Our Rooms
Experience comfort and luxury in our well-appointed rooms
Budget Room
1 Double Bed
Max Guests: 2
Comfortable, no-frills accommodation at a great price.
Standard Room
1 Queen Bed
Max Guests: 2
Spacious and comfortable rooms for the everyday traveller.
Executive Room
1 King Bed
Max Guests: 2
Premium comfort with extra space and amenities.
Family Suite
1 King Bed, 2 Single Beds
Max Guests: 4
Extra room for families and small groups.
Conference Room
Max Guests: 40
A well-equipped venue for meetings and events.
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Our Amenities
Discover our excellent facilities and services
Swimming Pool
Cool off in our pool, a favourite spot for guests relaxing after a day exploring Rabaul.
Conference Facilities
A well-equipped conference room available for meetings, workshops and functions.
24/7 Room Service
Round-the-clock room service so you can enjoy a meal or refreshment whenever you need it.
Secure Parking
Free, secure on-site parking for guests arriving by car.
The Phoenix Restaurant
Boasting one of the best international menus in Papua New Guinea, with a unique history of its own.
Contact Us
Get in touch with our friendly team
Our Information
Address
Mango Avenue, Rabaul, East New Britain, Papua New Guinea
Phone
+675 982 8456
info@rabaulhotel.com.pg
Opening Hours
24/7 Reception
Restaurant: 6:30 AM - 9:30 PM
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We'll get back to you within 24 hours
Explore Rabaul
Discover the beauty of our surroundings
Mt Tavurvur
The active volcano that dominates Rabaul's skyline and shaped the town's modern history.
Matupit Island
A small island village known for its hot springs and views across Simpson Harbour.
Rabaul Market
A vibrant local market where our restaurant buys fresh produce daily.
Simpson Harbour
A stunning natural harbour, especially beautiful at sunset.
Old Rabaul Ruins
Explore the remains of old Rabaul town, buried by volcanic ash in 1994.
Kokopo War Museum
A museum housing WWII relics and artefacts from the Pacific campaign.
WWII Tunnels
Japanese wartime tunnels carved into the hills around Rabaul, including our own bunker.
Scenic Lookouts
Panoramic viewpoints over Rabaul, Simpson Harbour and the surrounding volcanoes.