Below you'll find insider tips on getting the best from New Zealand, from hints on finding a home to reviews of the hottest restaurants in town.
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Places To Stay
Finding somewhere to stay while in New Zealand should be easy enough – unless you’re travelling at high season (December to March), when it really is advisable to book ahead. The savings... read more
Hotels
If you want to stay in your favourite chain of luxury hotel then you won’t be disappointed by the choice in New Zealand’s major cities; Hyatt, InterContinental and Sheraton all have a... read more
Landmark Hotels
Given its location in the heart of New Zealand’s oldest wine-growing region, it’s no surprise that Mangapapa's star turns are fine wine and dining. Facilities at this 120-year-old... read more
Hotel Apartments
A viable alternative to standard hotels is the myriad self-catering hotel apartments that have sprung up in recent years. Found in greatest concentration in the main cities, they can be... read more
Guest Houses & Bed & Breakfasts
There is a plentiful supply of B&Bs and homestays in New Zealand. Homestays (and their rural equivalent, farmstays) typically offer a guestroom in an ordinary house, and a more intimate... read more
Motels & Rest Houses
The motel is a Kiwi institution, loved equally by businessmen on the road and families travelling en masse. They are usually located just out of town on main routes, are functional rather... read more
Hostels
Good, clean hostels are widely available across New Zealand. Typically there is a range of accommodation, from dorms ($20 to $25 per night) to individual rooms ($40 to $60 for a... read more
Campsites
Camping is a popular option in New Zealand, particularly in the summer, when rain is less likely. As such, campsites tend to be pleasant, well-equipped places, well positioned on the... read more
