New Zealand Accommodation
We believe a good choice in accommodation is essential to enjoying your holiday in New Zealand. For this reason we continue to seek out the very best, looking in particular for high quality, professional service, value for money, friendliness of hosts, and the assurance of a good night's rest.
Luxury Lodges
For sheer luxury and ultimate privacy New Zealand offers many luxury lodges, each with its own individual style. Generally situated in secluded and idyllic surroundings they offer fine dining and award-winning wines. Pamper yourself with a massage before flying off in your helicopter for a day's fishing or a picnic on a remote peak.
Hotels
Many 5-star international hotels are found in the cities and main tourist centres such as Auckland, Rotorua, Wellington and Queenstown. For a more intimate and unique experience choose from the many boutique hotels around the country, many situated in stunning locations.
Bed and Breakfasts
For personal service and the opportunity to enjoy the company of your kiwi hosts, the Bed and Breakfast option is ideal. They are also perfect for those travelling alone.
Ranging from small and boutique to upmarket luxury they are located in towns as well as rural and coastal areas. Enjoy sumptuous gourmet breakfasts, ensuite bathrooms, fine bed-linen, cottage gardens and pre-dinner drinks.
Motels and Self-contained Apartments
For complete independence and good facilities, upmarket motels or self-contained apartments can be found in most towns and tourist centres. They generally offer cooking facilities, laundry and TV, with many also providing spa baths, swimming pools and in-room internet access. Renting a serviced apartment is also an option particularly for families and those wanting to spend a few days in one location.
Farmstays
Want to feed a lamb, or wander through horse-paddocks? Many working farms in New Zealand provide accommodation and the chance to experience life on a real farm, sometimes in quite remote locations. This is a popular option for families.
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