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Types of
accommodation
There are many different types of
accommodation in New Zealand. The most common are holiday
parks and campgrounds, motels, hotels, apartments and
holiday homes and baches.
Holiday parks and campgrounds |
Motels |
Hotels |
Apartments, Holiday Homes and Baches
Holiday parks
and campgrounds
Ideal for those looking for budget accommodation
and suitable for families who have a tent, caravan or campervan.
The Department of
Conservation has a wide variety of campgrounds from very
basic to serviced. To find out more check out their website
www.doc.govt.nz
Other holiday parks and campgrounds
can be found in our accommodation directory -
click here
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Motels A motel room will usually
have a kitchen/lounge, shower/toilet and bedrooms. These
vary in size, with most motels offering anything from a
studio (all facilities in one room) to one or two bedroom
units. Three bedrooms are harder to find. Normally check-in
time is from 2pm and check-out time is 10am the following
day.
Motels can be found in our
accommodation directory -
click here
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Hotels
When booking accommodation with hotels make
sure if you need more than one room that they are
interconnecting or at least next door to each other. Hotels
are generally more expensive than motels and don't
normally provide you with cooking facilities, just
facilities for making tea and coffee.
Hotels can be found in our
accommodation directory -
click here
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Apartments,
Holiday Homes and Baches
Apartments are an alternative to motels and hotels and you
will usually have laundry and kitchen facilities. Holiday
homes and baches are normally hired out by families, often
in fantastic holiday spots, for several days or weeks.
Bookings are normally made directly with the owner of the
home or bach. You would expect full facilities but there is
a wide range, from very basic to well furnished and
equipped.
Apartments, holiday homes and baches can be found in our
accommodation directory -
click here
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