Places to Stay North Island new Zealand

There are 11 unique accommodations on the North Island.

Woodlyn Park is also home to Billy Black: the traveling sheepshearer. You' ve probably already seen a lot of Maori shows, but in Woodlyn Park you can see a Kiwi show about rural living. Woodylyn Park is also only two-minute drive from the impressive Waitomo Caves.

Find out Woodlyn Park! This lighthouse is the number two of our North Island's one-of-a-kind homes! Situated on Island Bay, 15 min from downtown Wellington. Describing the QT Museum Wellington, formerly The Museum Art Hotel, in three words would be: stylish, luxurious and bizarre.

Visit the QT Museum Wellington! The Flying Fox is a haven in the Maori countries on the Whananui River and is made up of three cabins. One of the things that makes them special and interesting is their emphasis on culture and ecological principals. Turoa Yurt has used this approach to build a fantastic skiing resort on the North Island.

They can either stay in the old detectives' offices or work off the cell block. The Old Church Cottage, constructed in 1909, was the citadel of the Salvation Army. The Stone House is made up of The Cottage, The Cabin and The Cutesy. The Cutesy is nice because although it's the right price, it's still a quaint hut with a chilly upper floor room.

The Pagoda Lodge offers a range of exceptional accommodations. Take a look at the Pagoda Lodge! New Zealand's biggest house boat, The Rock is a fun way to do some of the Bay of Islands activity. Watch The Rock Adventure Cruise!

New Zealand North Island - Boutique & Luxury Hotels

Encircled by vulcanic summits and sea, it is difficult to disregard the pristine beauties of New Zealand's biggest town. Easy does it" is the mantras in this sub-tropical shrine, with 144 isles, rugged bays and crystal clear seas on the stunning north-east coastline of New Zealand's North Island.

Is a taxi slamming on your toe alluring? If so, make your way to the meadows and outcrops of one of New Zealand's celebrated wine-growing areas. The central plateau of North Island, which stretches southwest of the city of Taupo, is home to the biggest pond in the land and the spring of the longest water.

Situated at the south tip of the North Island, New Zealand's capitol offers everything - luxurious accommodation, a lively art world, cutting-edge fashion shops and exquisite local restaurants - all against the scenery of some of the country's most stunning scenery.