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Left Bank, hotel in Kaikohe

Set in Kaikohe, 35 km from Opua Forest, Left Bank offers air-conditioned accommodation and a garden.

Mine host was superb, nothing any trouble. Pity that the town was a little past its best but we with his help made the most of it.
8.7
Scored 8.7
Fabulous
Rated fabulous
167 reviews
Price from£92.93per night
Paheke Boutique Lodge, hotel in Kaikohe

Set in the village of Ohaeawai, Paheke Boutique Lodge offers a garden and free WiFi.

Breakfast was at the time requested - freshly picked fruit and homemade jams and preserves for toast and fresh coffee. Friendly and engaging hosts - knowledgeable.
9.7
Scored 9.7
Exceptional
Rated exceptional
45 reviews
Price from£106.75per night
Superior Cottage - St Enoch and St Elijah Monastery, hotel in Kaikohe

Situated in Kaikohe and only 47 km from Opua Forest, Superior Cottage - St Enoch and St Elijah Monastery features accommodation with mountain views, free WiFi and free private parking.

Comfortable, clean, calm cottage. Wonderful hosts.
9.4
Scored 9.4
Superb
Rated superb
23 reviews
Price from£159.64per night
Twin Coast Adventures, hotel in Kaikohe

Located in Kaikohe, 35 km from Opua Forest, Twin Coast Adventures provides accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking.

Location to the shops, ground floor unit. TV in each room. Comfy Bambilo matresses. Option to go for a bike ride is there. Plenty of seating for lots of visitors. Access to the gate after hours. Lots of windows for air and sunlight. Ladies made the beds beautifully. What skill.
7.8
Scored 7.8
Good
Rated good
422 reviews
Price from£81.01per night
A Cut Above - The Gateway to the Bay of Islands, hotel in Kaikohe

Located in Kerikeri and only 24 km from Opua Forest, A Cut Above - The Gateway to the Bay of Islands provides accommodation with inner courtyard views, free WiFi and free private parking.

Peaceful, convenient location. Instructions easy to follow . Clean and well equipped.
9.7
Scored 9.7
Exceptional
Rated exceptional
88 reviews
Price from£104.84per night
Riverhead Villa, hotel in Kaikohe

Boasting a garden, shared lounge and views of sea, Riverhead Villa is set in Horeke, 47 km from Kemp House and Stone Store. This bed and breakfast offers free private parking and a shared kitchen.

Anthony , the Host , was very welcoming and accommodating to make our stay comfortable .. highly recommend this property .. even if it is 20 kms out of the way whilst driving from Reinga to Auckland ... good value with exceptional customer service ...
9.0
Scored 9.0
Superb
Rated superb
16 reviews
Price from£71.48per night
Bookabarn, hotel in Kaikohe

Located in Kerikeri, 8.5 km from Kemp House and Stone Store and 17 km from Haruru Falls, Bookabarn offers barbecue facilities and air conditioning.

Suited us perfectly, was exactly as described
8.9
Scored 8.9
Fabulous
Rated fabulous
100 reviews
Price from£84.92per night
Woodlands Motel, hotel in Kaikohe

Located down a private driveway, just a few minutes' walk from the heart of Kerikeri, Woodlands Motel offers a peaceful retreat in a native bush setting.

The location was great and having the bush nearby was a bonus especially for a morning walk or trail run !.
7.9
Scored 7.9
Good
Rated good
766 reviews
Price from£75.38per night
Avalon Resort, hotel in Kaikohe

Avalon, in a tranquil garden setting, offers self-catering cottages with free Wi-Fi and balconies overlooking the valley and the Puketotora River.

Loved everything about the resort x Will be back
8.7
Scored 8.7
Fabulous
Rated fabulous
949 reviews
Price from£60.05per night
Kerikeri Homestead Motel & Apartments, hotel in Kaikohe

Set on a beautiful 3-acre property in the centre of Kerikeri, this 4.5-star motel offers free Wi-Fi and free parking.

The layout of the room was great. I liked the location.
8.5
Scored 8.5
Very good
Rated very good
605 reviews
Price from£109.42per night
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What guests said about Kaikohe:

  • 8.0
    Scored 8.0

    Kaikohe is home for us.

    Kaikohe is home for us. Our whānau and friends ade there bit i prefer to have my own space to come away to after a big day with my whānau (a place to just chill and relax). Kaikohe has everything you need walking distance from laundrettes to somewhere to buy groceries. Also had some really cool places to go explore in and outside of town, Monument Hill in Kaikohe, bike trails, Ngawha Springs for a nice soak in the natural thermal pools, go for a drive to see Tane mahuta, drive to Opononi. Plenty places to explore.
    Pearl Whiu
    New Zealand
  • 8.0
    Scored 8.0

    Clean, parking, accessible and secure - people were...

    Clean, parking, accessible and secure - people were generally friendly and welcoming - its hometown and has good coffee and hot food available in the Main Street. For a town that has been bashed in the media - it still has heart and good people and opportunities - it will see brighter days again.
    Ripeka
    New Zealand
  • 4.0
    Scored 4.0

    Small town, not much scenery around nor accommodation...

    Small town, not much scenery around nor accommodation options. Bar food at a pub or McDonald’s were the only options for dinner on the Wed we stayed. A couple of nice cafes open in the morning till afternoon. Not recommended for the tourists
    Shan (Susan)
    New Zealand
  • 4.0
    Scored 4.0

    Unfortunatlery Kaikohe has fallen on hard times and whilst...

    Unfortunatlery Kaikohe has fallen on hard times and whilst there are some very good cafes open during the day, there was nothing open at night that got even close to a restaurant so dining out whilst staying in a hotel whose restaurant and bar was closed, was a problem. However the hotel is fabulous ad well worth the stay and the fact that Kaikohe is at the highest point on the Twin Coast Cycle Trail was a a real bonus so we made do and drove to Pahia which is about 25mins away for a great dining experience. It was very nice of the hotel to provide a dining area but how many takeaways do you want to eat? I hope the dining experience is improved because it is a beautifully restored buildng and very comfortable. And all credit to the owners who have tried to provide a quality facility in a town that needs tourism.
    Sue
    United Kingdom
  • 10
    Scored 10

    The staff were friendly and helpful.

    The staff were friendly and helpful. Very organised and gave us somewhere to store bikes overnight. Very good shuttle service to get us and our bikes back to start of bike track. Turned up on time with an excellent friendly driver who told us lots of history of the town which made the trip back, go very quickly.
    Kim
    New Zealand
  • 8.0
    Scored 8.0

    A good central location for the Twin Coast Discovery trail.

    A good central location for the Twin Coast Discovery trail. Unfortunately not many options for dinner open at the moment. The Pioneer Museum is definitely worth a visit to gain some more knowledge on the local history.
    Nadine
    New Zealand