Hotels near Paekakiri Beach

"Great location and easy access to main streets. Outside of buildings run down but it doesn’t reflect the atmosphere inside. All staff we dealt with were great. We will stay again "

"Centrally located to the places I needed to go to. Room was clean and staff was friendly and accommodating to my needs. Overall a very pleasant stay."

"The property is clean but needs lots more TLC. The bathroom looks quite new and the kitchen was in good condition also. Having a hot plate and cooking equipment was nice but would have liked a table and chairs to sit at to eat. The front door was old, draughty and generally very flimsy and not secure. There is no noise insultion, so you can hear your neighbours quite clearly. Its one of 3 motels on the road and you have to collect keys at a different location. Not a place I would recommend."

"Well laid out two bedroom apartment, nice and quiet within complex, internal wall between bedrooms was super thin, good kitchen amenities, good bathroom and shower pressure though shower doors not practical, $15 per day parking worth it. Jackson Street can be noisy with cars and bars but is good central location walkable to pak n save, beach, eateries"

"Very clean and modern. Check in was quick and easy"

"Plenty parking, quite location, basic kitchen facilities."

"Specious rooms with good lighting. Highly recommended "

"Easy parking "

"A wonderful mid 20th century renovated corner store with well appointed rooms, some over looking the sea, and nearby Mana Island. The rooms are clean, the beds are very comfortable, but what I loved most was the quaint shared facilities. I find travelling can become so impersonal, being in a situation where we were interacting with other guests was lovely, especially in the farmhouse style kitchen, mid 20th century dining room (with a 21st century large TV, and the rustic lounge room over looking the sea. We enjoyed a family meal in the courtyard, followed by a game of soccer on the beach. A wonderful stay and we will be coming back to stay again."