Visitors to New Zealand have plenty of options when it comes to accommodation in New Zealand. The cities feature a range of choices, from luxurious New Zealand hotels and boutique properties to well-equipped motels that fit any budget. In rural areas, farmstays, lodges, and B&B's are popular, allowing guests to enjoy genuine Kiwi hospitality in a more personal environment.
In the North Island, most accommodations are along the coastline. In nearly every destination, we can suggest unique places with stunning sea views. The South Island also has many options, including charming B&B's, stylish retreats in the wilderness, traditional farmstays, and character lodges. Whether you want relaxing resorts in New Zealand or cosy, locally run lodgings, a warm welcome and comfortable stay await you each evening.
Best Time: Dec–Feb summer / Sep–Nov spring
Tailor-Made: 12–24 day North & South Island tours
Hotels: Luxury eco-lodges, boutique lakeside stays
Flexible: Self-drive motorhomes, private chauffeured tours, scenic rail
Extensions: Fiji, Cook Islands & Australia
Top Places: Auckland, Queenstown, Rotorua, Milford Sound, Aoraki/Mount Cook
Best Season: Nov–Apr warm weather & outdoor activities
Scenic Routes: Milford Road, TranzAlpine Rail & Pacific Coast Highway
Highlights: Glowworm Caves (Waitomo), Hobbiton Movie Set, Geothermal Geysers
Extensions: Bay of Islands & Abel Tasman National Park
Best Activities: Milford Sound scenic cruising, geothermal hot springs, helicopter glacier landings
Best Time: Dec–Feb long daylight hours for active sightseeing
Stay Options: Waterfront apartments, remote luxury wilderness retreats
Interests: Fjords, glaciers, Maori culture, wildlife, adventure, wine tasting
Culture: Traditional Maori Hangi feasts, Haka performances, Marlborough wine tasting
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