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There's an Excellent Range of Places to Stay in the Otorohanga District – There’s an excellent range of places to stay in the Otorohanga & Waitomo Districts – Bed & Breakfasts, homestays, farmstays, self-contained accommodation, motels and camping grounds. The Otorohanga i-SITE Visitor Centre has a free booking service for all your accommodation around Otorohanga and Kawhia, close to the wonderful visitor attractions of the Waitomo and King Country area. OTOROHANGA Meadowland Self-contained unit (sleeps up to 746 State Highway 31, 6) and 3 double bedrooms in the Otorohanga homestead. Tennis court, Ph: 07 873 7729 swimming pool and spa. Mohaonui Mohaonui is a 42 hectare dairy 519 Rangiatea Road, Otorohanga farm. Guest accommodation is in Ph: 07 873 8121 a private and self-contained cottage suitable for 1 couple and 1 child. The cottage contains 1 x queen bed, 1 x sofa bed, private shower and toilet. There is a small kitchen with refrigerator and microwave. Internet access and laundry facilities are available. Mona's Guest House (B&B) Mona's is a self-contained, fully Ph: 07 873 7715 furnished home 10 minutes from Otorohanga. Full kitchen facilities, wheelchair friendly. Facilities: 3 Bedrooms: Super king, double and twin single; Bathroom - Heated floor, separate shower and bath; Self catering - Pantry supplied with breakfast cereals, toast bread, jam, fruit juice. Rates: One room (1-2 people) $110.00, Additional rooms: $20.00 Otorohanga & Waitomo Motels 1km north of the Otorohanga 59 Main North Road (SH 3), township on State Highway 3 and Otorohanga just 15km from the Waitomo Ph: 07 873 8289 Caves. 12 ground floor, self- Website: contained units serviced daily – www.waitomomotels.co.nz studios, 1 and 2-bedroom units with guest laundry, swimming pool and spa pool, and ample off- road parking. Otorohanga Country Lodge 5 chalets set in rural 5 acre 92 Kawhia Rd, SH 31, setting 1.5km from main street of Otorohanga Otorohanga. 12km to Waitomo Ph: 07 873 9199 Caves. 4 studios sleep 2-3; 1x1brm sleep 2-5, serviced daily, non-smoking. Tea/coffee/toast making facilities, microwave, fridge, queen size beds, electric blankets. Cot, hair dryer, wireless internet and iron available. Continental breakfast, barbecue. Large off road parking area. Otorohanga Holiday Park Otorohanga Holiday Park has 20 Huiputea Drive, Otorohanga fully self-contained tourist flats, Ph: 07 873 7253 ensuite and standard cabins, Website: caravan/campervan and tent www.kiwiholidaypark.co.nz sites. A new amenities block has been erected for your comfort and convenience. Otorohanga Kiwitown Holiday Campervans, Caravans and Tent Park Sites. 7 Domain Drive, Otorohanga Friendly, quiet and peaceful Ph: 07 873 8279 Next door to the Otorohanga Kiwi House & Native Bird Park Free nightly shuttle to Club Restaurant (except Sundays) Laundry facilities available for campers Palm Court Motel 12 units ranging from standard 182 Maniapoto Street, studio units to 1 and 2 bedroom Otorohanga units. Just 2 minutes walk to main Ph: 07 873 7122 street shops, restaurants and Website: www.palmcourt.nz- bars. Sky TV. hotels.com Waitomo Golf Stays B&B Four separate self-contained units 54 Golf Road, RD 7, Otorohanga located adjacent to the Waitomo Ph: 07 873 7125 Golf Club. All units have ensuite Website: bathrooms and continental www.waitomostays.co.nz breakfast provided. Each unit is well equipped with TV, fridge, tea and coffee making facilities. `` TE KUITI & WAITOMO Waitomo Lodge Motel All units have super-king sized State Highway 3, North End of Te beds, quality fittings, flat screen Kuiti, Opposite Bosco Café TVs and black out blinds. PO Box 24, Te Kuiti Ph 07 878 0003 http://www.waitomo- lodge.co.nz/ Waitomo Top 10 Holiday Park Waitomo Top 10 Holiday Park - PO Box 32, Waitomo Caves your ideal holiday spot right in the Ph 07 878 7639 heart of Waitomo Caves Village. Stroll to the Waitomo Glowworm Caves, Caves Museum, restaurant and store. Caves Motor Inn At the gate way to the famous 728 State Highway 3, R D 5, Te Waitomo Glow Worm Caves & Kuiti., 3985 tourist adventure activities. Caves Ph 07 873 8109 Motor Inn is situated between Otorohanga (8 km) and Te Kuiti (10km) and just south of the turn to the Waitomo Caves. We have 16 spacious ground floor studio units. Glowworm Motel We are the closest motel to the world famous Waitomo Glowworm Caves. Our self-contained accommodation near Waitomo offers nine fully self-contained ground floor units. RD 7, Otorohanga, 3985 Ph 07 873 8882 Woodlyn Park Unique Waitomo Motels - the 1177 Waitomo Valley Road, RD7, closest motels to the Waitomo Otorohanga, New Zealand Caves, just 3 minutes drive. In the Ph: +64 7 878 6666 Top Ten of the World's Most Fax: +64 7 878 8866 Unusual Motels (Lonely Planet 2006). Email: [email protected] Rail Car Accommodation http://www.woodlynpark.co.nz/ Plane Accommodation The Hobbit Motel The Waitanic - Titanic Room The Waitanic - Britanic Room The Waitanic - Captains Room The Waitanic - Honeymoon Room Also – Panarama Motor Inn, Awakino Road, te Kuiti – ph (07) 878 8051 Motel Te Kuiti – Corner Carroll and King streets, Te Kuiti – Ph (07) 878 3448 Waitomo Caves Guesthouse in Waitomo village – ph (07) 878 7641` Waitomo Caves Hotel in Waitomo Village – Ph (07) 878 8204 .
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