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MOTELS Matamata Central Motel 42 Waharoa Road West, Matamata P MOTELS Matamata Central Motel Broadway Motel & Miro Court Villas 42 Waharoa Road West, Matamata 128 Broadway, Matamata p (07) 880 9487 p (07) 888 8482 f (07) 880 9490 f (07) 888 8277 e [email protected] e [email protected] w www.matamatacentralmotel.co.nz w www.broadwaymatamata.co.nz O'Reilly's Motel Tower Road Motel 187 Firth Street, Matamata Tower Road, Matamata p (07) 888 9126, 0800 358 352 for reservations p (07) 888 6112, 0800 656 112 for reservations f (07) 888 9127 f (07) 888 6112 e [email protected] e [email protected] w www.oreillys.co.nz w www.towerroadmotel.co.nz Maple Lodge Motel Horse and Jockey Inn 11 Mangawhero Road, Matamata Arawa Street p (07) 888 8764, 0800 73 76 76 for reservations Matamata f (07) 888 8764 p (07) 888 9972 e [email protected] e [email protected] w www.maplelodgemotel.co.nz/ w www.horseandjockeyinn.co.nz FARM STAYS Camellia Cottage Tudor Park - Country Stay 398 Hinuera Road 182 Station Road RD2 Matamata Matamata John Price p (07) 888 1694 p 027 5942544 f (07) 888 1650 e [email protected] e [email protected] Southern Belle Orchard The Cottage p (07) 888 6412 54 Hardings Road m (021) 181 4575 Matamata e [email protected] p (07) 888 6869 w www.southernbelleorchard.com f (07) 888 6837 e [email protected] Chestnut Lane Cottage B&B McKenzie Farmstay 4 Chestnut Lane, Matamata 27 Gunn Road p (07) 888 5173 Matamata m (021) 105 1927 p 07 888 7882 e [email protected] f 07 888 7368 e [email protected] Ngapuke Station Maungakawa Views New Zealand Farmstays 192B Morgan Road 717 Piakonui Road Matamata Walton p 07 888 8364 p 07 888 3807 e [email protected] e [email protected] w www.maungakawaviewsfarmstays.com HOME STAYS Kaimai Sunset Bed and Breakfast Eldonwood Bed and Breakfast 998a Tauranga Road RD3 Matamata 3 Eldonwood Drive p (07) 8882977 p 07-889-3082 e [email protected] m 021-238-0870 w www.kaimaisunset.co.nz e [email protected] w www.matamatabedandbreakfast.co.nz Prosperity Tree Firth Street Mews 248 Tapapa Te Poi Road, Te Poi 163 Firth Street, Matamata p (07) 888 2995 p 07 888 5959 f (07) 888 2995 m 027 417 3840 e [email protected] e [email protected] w www.prosperitytree.net w www.firthstreetmewsbnb.co.nz Quinlan Cottage 366 Taihoa South Road, RD3, Matamata p (07) 880 9335 m (027) 294 9519 e [email protected] w www.airbnb.co.nz/rooms/1689018 HOLIDAY PARKS Opal Hot Springs Te Aroha Holiday Park and Backpackers 257 Okauia Springs Road, RD1, Matamata 217 Stanley Road p (07) 888 8198 Te Aroha f (07) 888 5813 p (07) 884 9567 e [email protected] m (027) 221 2139 e [email protected] w www.tearohaholidaypark.co.nz/ If additional accommodation is required, local friends have offered to make spare rooms available. Should assistance be required to this end, please contact Angelique on [email protected] or +64 21 433 228. .
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