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Paihia - Bay of Islands Motels
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Motel - Paihia
Alfa Boutique Motel offers apartment-style accommodation just 100 metres from Paihia Beach. Each of these modern studios has a separate kitchen, bathroom and balcony. All apartments at Alfa Boutique Motel Paihia are fully self-contained with a hairdryer, iron and ironing board. Some feature LCD TVs. All rooms are non-smoking. Free covered car parking is provided. Guests have access to a shared laundry and outdoor hot tub. Paihia town centre is just 10 minutes’ walk from Alfa Boutique Motel.... More...
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Motel - Paihia
The Ash Grove is located in the Bay of Islands, just a 3-minute drive from the Paihia Waitangi waterfront. It offers free Wi-Fi and a peaceful garden setting with a large swimming pool. All cottages and apartments at Ash Grove Motel open onto landscaped gardens. They are equipped with 32’’ flat-screen TVs and DVD players. Each has a small kitchen and guest laundry can be found on site. Guests can enjoy views of the peaceful countryside, go fishing or have a barbeque on site. All the tours and... More...
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Motel - Paihia
Situated on Paihia’s waterfront, this motel offers self-contained apartments featuring a private balcony or patio with views over the beach and the Bay of Islands. Each has a full kitchen and satellite TV. Each spacious apartment at The Bay View Motel Paihia features an en suite bathroom, electric blankets and heating. All balconies and patios include outdoor seating. High-speed internet access is available. Guests have access to an outdoor spa pool, barbecue facilities and a guest laundry.... More...
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Motel - Paihia
Located in Paihia, the tranquil Outrigger Motel is 200 metres from the beach and a range of cafes and restaurants. Enjoy a sun terrace and a BBQ area. Free Wi-Fi vouchers are available at reception. All rooms offer a flat-screen TV and a fully equipped kitchenette with a stove, microwave and refrigerator. Each room also has an outdoor seating area. The Outrigger tour desk can provide sightseeing advice and help guests with travel arrangements. Laundry facilities and free car parking are also... More...
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Motel - Paihia
Bay Cabinz Motel offers self-contained private chalets overlooking Paihia village. Set amongst native surroundings with sea or garden views, it provides free Wi-Fi and shuttle service to/from the bus depot. The air-conditioned chalets at Bay Cabinz Paihia feature a TV, heating, ceiling fan and a spacious balcony with outdoor seating. The fully equipped kitchenette includes a refrigerator, microwave and stove. The open-plan chalets are elevated to enhance views and privacy. Facilities include a... More...
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Motel - Paihia
The Aarangi Tui Motel is located in the heart of Paihia, only 150 metres from the wharf. All studios and apartments have satellite TV featuring 50 satellite channels and self-catering facilities. Guests staying at Aarangi Tui have access to on-site laundry facilities, DVD players and movies. Free unlimited WiFi access and flat-screen TVs are provided in each room. There is a trampoline on site and the property is adjacent to a children's playground and just a minute's walk to a bicycle and... More...
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Motel - Paihia
Located in the Bay of Islands, Aloha Seaview Resort Motel is a quiet, family-friendly motel offering free Wi-Fi, a swimming pool and stunning sea views. Guests can also enjoy a hot tub and 2 BBQ areas. Set on 2 hectares, surrounded by native trees and landscaped gardens, the motel is only 700 metres to the beach and 1 km from the shops, cafes and restaurants in Paihia town centre. Facilities include a guest laundry, tour desk, children’s playground and a games room. Free car is provided. All... More...
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Waitangi Treaty Grounds Day Pass - Museum - Paihia. Starting from $50.00 per person. Spend the day exploring the Waitangi Treaty Grounds while soaking up the scenery and story of New Zealand’s most...
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