New Zealand Accommodation

66 matches for accommodation in Auckland

Auckland is New Zealand's largest and most culturally diverse city. Consistently rated as one of the world's most livable cities, it's a melting pot of European, Asian and South Pacific..

49 matches for accommodation in Queenstown

Queenstown is pretty much adventure central any time of year. A resort town on the shores of Lake Wakitipu in the Otago region of New Zealand's South Island, it is a base for skiing at the..

39 matches for accommodation in Christchurch

The Garden City New Zealand’s second-largest city, Christchurch is vibrant and cosmopolitan, offering an excellent range of theatres, contemporary art galleries, heritage buildings..

27 matches for accommodation in Wellington

Wellington is the capital city of New Zealand and a cultural, political, and artistic hub in the country. With a population of about 400,000, the city offers some of the best dining, music..

24 matches for accommodation in Rotorua

One of New Zealand's most popular tourist destinations, Rotorua is a landscape of drifting steam, geysers, hot natural springs and bubbling mud pools. The amazing geo-thermal attributes..

14 matches for accommodation in Dunedin

Dunedin is the heart of New Zealand’s Otago Region, on the south-east coast of the South Island, about 350 kilometres south of Christchurch. The city is nestled within a natural..

13 matches for accommodation in Paihia

12 matches for accommodation in Napier-Hastings

8 matches for accommodation in Nelson

Hardy European pioneers founded the beautiful city of Nelson, New Zealand in 1842, although this bountiful, temperate region had been home to Māori for many centuries. Today Nelson has..

7 matches for accommodation in Hamilton

The city of Hamilton is bisected by the mighty Waikato River, which is best appreciated from the deck of a classic paddle steamer. While the trees and riverbank suburbs glide by, you can..

7 matches for accommodation in Invercargill

Invercargill dates back to the 1850s, when people from the Scottish settlement of Dunedin began buying land for sheep runs in the far south. Today it is the country's southernmost city...

7 matches for accommodation in Te Anau

Perched on the edge of New Zealand’s second largest lake, the township of Te Anau is the main visitor base for Fiordland National Park. At the Department of Conservation Visitor Centre..

6 matches for accommodation in Franz Josef

Franz Josef Glacier was first explored in 1865 by geologist Julius von Haast, who named it after the Austrian emperor. The glacier is five kilometres from the town of the same name, and a..

6 matches for accommodation in Taupo

Beautiful Lake Taupo is actually a huge volcano with a fiery history. Its most recent eruption, in 181 AD, was large enough to change the sky as far away as Europe and China. According to..

6 matches for accommodation in Wanaka

The lakeside town of Wanaka can provide you with an appealing mix of fine living, family fun and adventure. It has a high concentration of cafes, restaurants and interesting shops. It’s..

5 matches for accommodation in Kaikoura

Kaikoura is a base for wildlife experiences of all kinds – it’s also a great place to eat crayfish (in the Maori language kai means food, koura means crayfish). The environment is truly..

5 matches for accommodation in Lake Tekapo

Lake Tekapo is about three hours drive south-west of Christchurch in the Mackenzie Basin. The township faces north across the remarkable turquoise coloured lake to the mountainous drama of..

4 matches for accommodation in Blenheim

4 matches for accommodation in Gisborne

Gisborne is the first city in the world to greet the sun each morning, and it has a reputation for great food, wine and surf beaches. As the unofficial ‘Chardonnay Capital of New..

4 matches for accommodation in Greymouth

Once the site of the Maori pa Mawhera (which means ‘wide spread river mouth’, in reference to the town’s river mouth location), Greymouth is the largest town on the South Island’s..

4 matches for accommodation in Russell

Accessible by road or a short ferry ride west from Paihia, the tranquil coastal town of Russell, or Kororareka as it was formerly known, was the first permanent European settlement in New..

3 matches for accommodation in Fox Glacier

Named after Sir William Fox, New Zealand’s Prime Minister from 1869 to 1872, Fox Glacier describes both the glacier and the nearby village. Like its twin, Franz Josef, the glacier..

3 matches for accommodation in New Plymouth

The city of New Plymouth is known for its sunny climate, art galleries and beautiful parks. It is also New Zealand’s ‘oil town’, with offshore rigs extracting natural gas and oil...

3 matches for accommodation in Palmerston North

One of New Zealand’s largest provincial cities, Palmerston North has an attractive historic heart. Many of the original stores (built in the 1920s and 1930s) have been restored and now..

3 matches for accommodation in Picton

The picturesque seaside town of Picton is the South Island base for the ferry service that links the main islands of New Zealand. It’s also the gateway to the marine, forest and island..

2 matches for accommodation in Hanmer Springs

Situated in the foothills of the Southern Alps, the resort town of Hanmer Springs is an attractive year-round holiday destination for adventure, relaxation and indulgence. Local activities..

2 matches for accommodation in Hokianga

Hokianga-Nui-A-Kupe means 'the place of Kupe's great return'. Many iwi (Maori tribes) trace their ancestry back to the legendary Polynesian explorer Kupe who, with his crew, voyaged deep..

2 matches for accommodation in Marlborough Sounds

Marlborough Sounds is a collection of ancient sunken river valleys filled with the waters of the Pacific Ocean. Forested hills rise steeply from the sea around an intricate coastline of..

2 matches for accommodation in Omarama

Glider pilots love the air above Omarama, a small township near the southern end of the Mackenzie Basin. World and national gliding records are regularly broken here, as pilots make the..

2 matches for accommodation in Pauanui

2 matches for accommodation in Tauranga

Maori history is is strong and historically important in Tauranga. A visit to the Historic Village will transport you back in time and is well worth a visit, offering a unique view of both..

2 matches for accommodation in Timaru

2 matches for accommodation in Twizel

2 matches for accommodation in Whangarei

Whangarei is a subtropical city by the edge of a beautiful harbour. Mount Parahaki watches over the city - you can walk or drive to the summit for great views. The coastal drive to..

1 matches for accommodation in Gore

The rural service town of Gore has a special attraction for country music fans and trout fishermen. Every year in early June, Gore hosts the New Zealand Gold Guitar Awards, which..

1 matches for accommodation in Haast Pass

The drive from Wanaka to the West Coast passes through spectacular scenery. This route was a traditional pathway for Maori journeying west in search of pounamu (greenstone or jade). The..

1 matches for accommodation in Masterton

Masterton is the largest town in Wairarapa region. Its special claim to fame is the annual Golden Shears shearing competition, which attracts top shearers from all over the country every..

1 matches for accommodation in National Park

1 matches for accommodation in Oamaru

1 matches for accommodation in Punakaiki

The west coast settlement of Punakaiki is on the doorstep of the Paparoa National Park, which is full of secret caves, disappearing streams and river gorges. Punakaiki is also the closest..

1 matches for accommodation in Stewart Island

In the Maori language, Stewart Island is known as Rakiura, which translates as ‘the land of the glowing skies’. This name probably refers to the aurora australis, an atmospheric..

1 matches for accommodation in Wanganui

The picturesque river city of Wanganui has a long history. During the early days of European settlement, it was an important trading centre. The river served as a main highway for the..

1 matches for accommodation in Whakapapa Village

Whakapapa Village is located at the base of the access road to Whakapapa ski field on the western side of Mount Ruapehu, an active volcano. The settlement is dominated by the elegant..