Location: Kaiteriteri
Top Hotels in Kaiteriteri
Top 10 hotels in Kaiteriteri, New Zealand
Discover the best hotels in Kaiteriteri, Nelson-Tasman Region, South Island including Kaiteri Motels and Apartments, Kaiteriteri Recreation Reserve, Kimi Ora Eco Resort, Kaiteri Motels and Apartments, Kaiteriteri Retreat, Split Apple Retreat, Kanuka Ridge Abel Tasman Backpackers, Kaiteri Lodge, Wall Street Accommodation, Kaiteriteri Abel Tasman Inlet Views.
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1. Kaiteri Motels and Apartments
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 224 reviews
Kaiteri Motels and Apartments- Little Kaiteriteri . 8 Kotare Place 200 metres to Golden Sandy Beach, Gateway to Abel Tasman National Park,1Kilometre to Tour operators,Cruises, Kayaking, walking,Paddle Boarding,Wineries.Accommodation: 11 modern studio, 1 &2 brm apartment syle units .Most have sea views. Self contained with laundry, kitchen, bathroom, TV and free WIFI on arrival.Features: Continental breakfast available, BBQ . 1km to Abel Tasman boat cruises , walks, kayaking, sailing and local dining out.Nelson airport 50mins, Motueka 15mins. Picton Ferry 2.5 hrs .
Fabulous relaxing stay
Reviewed By TealN3Excellent service. Friendly staff - including the dog :-) Great location close to the beach - complimentary beach towels a bonus. Easy walk to restaurants. Onsite car parking available. Thank you for accommodating us for 2nd night at short notice.
2. Kaiteriteri Recreation Reserve
Overall Ratings
4 based on 159 reviews
Kaiteriteri Reserve Camp is a Qualmark 4-star plus Holiday Park in Motueka. It is a beachfront campground set in the scenic Kaiteriteri Reserve. It has 400 power sites, 9 standard cabins,8 ensuite cabins and 8 luxury apartments overlooking the bay. Beachfront cafe/restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch and a la carte evening dining and operates within the motor camp. Sheltered golden beaches for safe bathing and water sports and walking tracks are nearby. Kaiteriteri Beach Motor Camp is situated on Kaiteriteri-Sandy Bay Road.
no security, roaming packs of girls, noise
Reviewed By nzp0ppyDidnt feel safe here at all. group of girls wandering camp all night screaming, chanting, singing, yelling. The group got bigger as the night went on. The after hours number was useless as no one answered. No security or management around in the camp after hours at all and it was downright scary. A tent down from us said someone peed on their tent in the night. Avoid at summer - its like sardines and so so so busy. sad as its an amazing beach, but maybe consider bethany camp instead
3. Kimi Ora Eco Resort
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 773 reviews
Welcome to Kimi Ora Eco Resort. Kimi Ora means "Seek health" in Maori - and it is here you will find it! Nestled amongst 12 hectares of tranquil hillside bush, Kimi Ora Eco Resort overlooks the golden sands of Kaiteriteri beach and is right on the doorstep of the popular Abel Tasman National Park and Mountain Bike Park. Here you will find the perfect location and facilities for any type of holiday experience you wish to find. Whether it is a relaxing weekend getaway, honeymoon, a special treat for your employees or some adventure packed days with kayaking, mountain biking and canyoning. Everything is possible! Just ask our friendly staff what packages are currently available to suit your needs. We offer 22 chalets, all with sea views, fully equipped kitchenette, ensuite and much more. We also offer an indoor/outdoor pool, indoor and outdoor spa, sauna, steam room, Day Spa - offering extensive spa treatments, table tennis, bike hire and bush walks, including a night time Glow Worm walk. The team at Kimi Ora Eco Resort hope to welcome you soon to our beautiful resort!
Always my favorite place to getaway
Reviewed By ProKartsThis has been my place of relaxation for a while now. I like to go with my daughter and my husband, my daughter and I have trips away to Kimi Ora together and it is a fantastic memory for both of us every time. The staff are ALWAYS friendly and always willing to make our stay as enjoyable as possible. All my friends and family know Kimi Ora is my choice of place to escape too lol. Thank you Kimi Ora for your service and what you provide for the Tasman area!!!! We will see you again soon.
4. Kaiteri Motels and Apartments
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 224 reviews
Kaiteri Motels and Apartments- Little Kaiteriteri . 8 Kotare Place 200 metres to Golden Sandy Beach, Gateway to Abel Tasman National Park,1Kilometre to Tour operators,Cruises, Kayaking, walking,Paddle Boarding,Wineries.Accommodation: 11 modern studio, 1 &2 brm apartment syle units .Most have sea views. Self contained with laundry, kitchen, bathroom, TV and free WIFI on arrival.Features: Continental breakfast available, BBQ . 1km to Abel Tasman boat cruises , walks, kayaking, sailing and local dining out.Nelson airport 50mins, Motueka 15mins. Picton Ferry 2.5 hrs .
Fabulous relaxing stay
Reviewed By TealN3Excellent service. Friendly staff - including the dog :-) Great location close to the beach - complimentary beach towels a bonus. Easy walk to restaurants. Onsite car parking available. Thank you for accommodating us for 2nd night at short notice.
5. Kaiteriteri Retreat
Overall Ratings
5 based on 28 reviews
Located right on the Kaiteriteri Beach you will find our piece of paradise. Stunning Views, friendly hosts and just 200 metres from cafes, restaurants and booking services into the Abel Tasman National Park.
3 day break
Reviewed By richards220Great location and view Greg is a fantastic host Recommended Room was very well appointed and the breakfast smoothie and croissant welcomed Lots to see and do in the area , kayaks recommended and safe bay to swim in
6. Split Apple Retreat
Overall Ratings
5 based on 201 reviews
With stunning sea views Split Apple Retreat is a quietly sophisticated and luxurious hideaway just minutes away from the stunning Abel Tasman National Park. The property offers every indulgence as well as the promise of exceptionally good health. Gourmet nutritious cuisine, exceptional spa therapies and unparalleled access to pristine wilderness and golden sand beaches.
paradise personified
Reviewed By kdh12017We stayed for five very special nights. It was all we thought it would be and then some. The rooms are luxurious spacious and filled with original art works. Waking up to a view across The Abel Tasman National Park was a revelation each day and the evening sky equally magical. You can have absolute privacy if you choose or join other guests at breakfast and dinner which is always a gastronomical delight. Pen is extraordinary at creating delicious food that is sourced locally and super fresh each day. The wine cellar is filled with a comprehensive selection of exceptional wines. Pens staff are attentive to your every need and requirement and all will quickly become your new BFFs. we felt so welcome and at home loved the meditations infinity pool and private beach, private access to Split Apple beach was also a well kept secret that all guests get to find out about. Don't delay in making a booking to stay at the retreat you will wonder why you didn't do it sooner. We most certainly will return.
7. Kanuka Ridge Abel Tasman Backpackers
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 110 reviews
Stuart and Andrea welcome you to our friendly and peaceful accomodation at Kanuka Ridge Lodge and Backpackers. We are located on a sunny ridge surrounded with native bush and birdsong. With only a 5 min. drive by car to the start of the Abel Tasman National Park, it is the perfect base to explore the National Park and surroundings. We offer private double and twin rooms with ensuite bathrooms, double, twin and triple rooms with shared bathrooms and a family room with shared bathroom. Information and bookings for water taxis or other activities like kayaking or canyoning are all available here with us. Free WiFi in all rooms, a lounge with a good selection of DVD's and games, shared kitchen, tea and coffee, herbs and spices and a new BBQ. Luggage storage available, bike hire (for a fee) available to visit the local cafes and beaches and plenty of secure parking space. If you like staying at a peaceful place in nature and have your own car, our place is right for you.
Fantastic place to stay!
Reviewed By shannem2016Highly recommend Kanuka Ridge Lodge. It is a lovely location surrounded by trees and very peaceful. The facilities are superb, cannot speak highly enough of the kitchen with everything available to use for guests & a herb garden! Lounge room with comfy sofas is cosy and wonderful for playing games, watching DVDs or just relaxing. Hosts Stu and Andi just great people.... definitely include this when visiting Marahau ?
8. Kaiteri Lodge
Overall Ratings
3 based on 189 reviews
Kaiteri Lodge is set right at the start of the Abel Tasman National Park. Our beach-style and back packer accommodation is just 50m from the beachfront of beautiful Kaiteriteri, a stone’s throw from the Abel Tasman National Park and Kaiteriteri Mountain Bike Park, and the perfect setting for fun, relaxed family holidays, international travellers or weekend get-away. The beautiful Nelson region boasts the most sunshine hours in New Zealand, and a selection of safe swimming beaches. At Kaiteri Lodge, we’re proud to offer the best of everything New Zealand has to offer – friendly people, local cafes and restaurants, golden beaches, walking tracks, beautiful scenery, and comfortable, welcoming accommodation for any traveller. When you stay at our Kaiteriteri accommodation, you won’t be short on things to see and do. Go kayaking, sailing, mountain biking, fishing or swimming, or visit the nearby walking tracks for a real outdoor Kiwi experience. We have 21 rooms that can accommodate most requests but have limited private rooms configured as Super King Doubles and Twins with en-suite. Kaiteri Lodge is mainly configured as shared dorm style rooms with en-suite. Our private en-suite rooms come with a super king double bed, heater, TV, fridge and tea/coffee making facilities. All linen is provided. Kaiteri Lodge is also shared with Kiwi Experience, a national in-bound tour bus operation. The lodge has the following facilities available to all guests: Activity booking desk, Laundry, Wifi (daily charge applies), BBQ area and a shared kitchen with all necessary cooking utensils. The Beached Whale Restaurant and Bar, fully licensed, on-site and open from 4pm 7 nights a week November to April and May to October 4 nights per week serving set menu options or choose from our a la carte dining, gourmet pizzas or take away, we’ve got it all. There is music nightly. Local activities: kayaking, walking Abel Tasman, waka races, water taxis, scalloping, cray-fishing, mini golf, sailing, sky diving and many more.
Nice little place to stay close to the beach.
Reviewed By Bronwyn HWe had a twin room with a fridge, TV and bathroom. The room had everything we needed. It was quite small but that was ok with just 2 of us. Staff were friendly and it was great having the lovely restaurant next door. Shower was awesome. Nice and big with good pressure. There was some free wifi but when it ran out you had to pay for more. $2 for unlimited per day. There were only two negatives. The bottom sheet felt almost like it should be an undersheet. It was like a bally winter sheet. I ended up sleeping on the nice cool top sheet. The other thing was the room was really hot at night. Perhaps there was air conditioning that we didnt know about. It was certainly in the hallways but didnt seem to be in the room. I would certainly stay at the lodge again.
9. Wall Street Accommodation
Overall Ratings
5 based on 22 reviews
Our modern stylish home is in a peaceful bush setting, centrally located to explore Abel Tasman National Park, Golden Bay & Nelson environs. Kayak companies and water taxis for hiking into the Abel Tasman Park are just a short drive away. We are only minutes to golden-sanded Kaiteriteri beach and restaurants & a mini-general store are close by. We are now only offering our self-contained Queen Studio room. This room is attached to but separate from the main house and has its own courtyard and private entry. This compact, well-appointed room, for 2 people has an ensuite, flat-screen TV, kitchenette with fridge and microwave, hotplate [no oven], electric fry-pan, BBQ, plus tea and coffee making facilities. Our lovely chemical free swimming pool is for guest use, and off-street car parking and free Wifi are available. German and French spoken by Hans.
Wonderful hospitality from perfect hosts!
Reviewed By Brian RWe spent four nights in total, two before walking the Abel Tasman Track and two after. Fiona and Hans were very welcoming and helpful on arrival. We stayed in the Queen Studio Room, which is neatly tucked in next to the main house. Although the room was compact, it was extremely well equipped for our self-catering needs. We had the use of a cosy private patio outside our room, where we were able to BBQ and enjoy our breakfasts and evening meal. Fiona went out of her way to help accommodate our accommodation arrangements, to the extent of allowing us to leave all our possessions in the room for the two nights we were away hiking the Abel Tasman Track, as it was end of season. This made our stay especially comfortable and relaxed. Each evening she arrived with little treats she had baked that day, a sure way to win me over! She was also extremely knowledgeable about the whole of the north-west corner of South Island, suggesting some interesting sites to visit on our ramblings, places which we would otherwise have missed e.g. Te Waikoropupu Springs Scenic Reserve, on our trip up to Farewell Spit. Unfortunately the weather was not conducive to enjoy swimming in the absolutely stunning natural pool, designed and developed by Hans, but we made full use of the wonderful herb garden alongside the pool, which Fiona encouraged us to use. Free unlimited use of internet was a delight, having experienced very restricted availability elsewhere in our NZ travels. We rated this stay the highlight of our 5 week NZ trip, primarily influenced by the overwhelmingly wonderful helpfulness and friendliness of our hosts. And that is saying something, as we had a number of memorable stays. If we ever get back to New Zealand, this would be at the top of our list of places to return to.
10. Kaiteriteri Abel Tasman Inlet Views
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
View of estuary
Reviewed By jessiev25Room matches pictures B&B style. Stayed 3 nights in one of 4 modern studio rooms under an older house. Garden area in process of being re-developed but mature trees surround the boundary. Birdsong in trees. Breakfast essentials supplied - cereal in jars, tea/coffee, milk, yoghurt, juice, bread and spreads, fruit in fridge. Washing up done via a bucket using water from bathroom. Toaster and kettle on bench. Short walk downhill to Kaiteriteri beach. Friendly dog and owners. No recycling container in room, but upon checkout advised to leave our recyclables seperate. Would certainly stay here again if returning to Kaiteriteri. Nice quiet area and views of estuary.
