Hotels in Kerikeri (North Island, New Zealand)

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266 hotels in Kerikeri

  1. Woodlands Motel & Conference Venue

    On-site pool and hot tub
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    from$92

  2. Kerikeri Homestead Motel & Apartments

    Outdoor swimming pool and spa
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    from$220

  3. Avalon Resort

    Spring-fed pool and sauna facilities
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    from$168

  4. Colonial House Motel

    Saltwater pool in subtropical gardens
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    from$160

  5. Kauri Park Motel

    Subtropical garden setting with pool
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    from$180

  6. Kerikeri Court Motel

    Outdoor Swimming Pool Access
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    from$178

  7. Kerikeri Park Lodge

    Relax in private spa baths
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    from$174

  8. Kerigold Secluded Chalets Motel

    Accessible units with wet rooms
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    from$232

  9. Stay Kerikeri

    Solar Heated Outdoor Swimming Pool
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    from$208

  10. Relax a Lodge

    Recreational amenities for active guests
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  11. Lakehouse Studio

    Outdoor picnic and patio area
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  12. Wharepuke Subtropical Accommodation

    On-site Maha Restaurant dining options
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    from$203

  13. Ash Grove Boutique Motel

    Outdoor swimming pool and gardens
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    from$146

  14. Treghan Luxury Lodge

    On-site Little Black Art Gallery
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  15. Puketotara Lodge

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  16. Stone Store Lodge

    Scenic Views of Native Bush
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    from$221

  17. Bookabarn

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  18. Moon Gate Villa

    Solar-heated outdoor lagoon pool
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    from$438

  19. Charlies Rock Bed And Breakfast In Kerikeri

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  20. Kerikeri Central House

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  21. Paihia Coastal 2 Bedroom Cottages

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  22. J&D Cottage

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  23. Pacific Harbour Lodge

    Enjoy panoramic Whangaroa Harbour views
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    from$186

  24. Kerikeri Blue Chair B&B

    Relax in spa and sauna
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  25. Idyllic Private Beach Getaway

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  26. Kerikeri Sunny Modern 2 Bedroom Apartment

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  27. Makuri Bay Hideaway

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  28. Pickmere Waters

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  29. A Cut Above - The Gateway to the Bay of Islands

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  30. The Parrot Place - The Parrots Nest

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  31. Evi the school bus at Oromahoe Downs Farm

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  32. Peace and Tranquillity

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  33. Kendall Cottage - Kerikeri New Zealand

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  34. Kerikeri Central

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  35. Kiwi calls and sunrises by the Kerikeri inlet

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Kerikeri - It’s So Nice They Named It Twice!

In the northernmost district of New Zealand’s North Island lies a town that was the first church mission station in the country, earning it the nickname of being the ‘Cradle of the Nation’. Since then Kerikeri has taken onboard a different slogan to promote itself, a backpacker’s witty review written in a hotel visitor book, ‘It’s so nice they named it twice!’ The history of New Zealand is intertwined with this delightful town, where fruit farms bloom and the natural world presents itself in all its wondrous glory. Despite its popularity, development has not spoiled this place one bit.

Take the Rainbow Falls Walk and Kerikeri River Track

To start off your exploration of Kerikeri, there’s no better way than to take a stroll around the town. Begin by taking the Rainbow Falls Walk, a short ten-minute plod along a path that ends at the magnificent Rainbow Falls, or Waianiwaniwa . This cascading 27-metre waterfall is spectacular, but that’s just the first stop of this tour. Continue onto the Kerikeri River Track and the fun really begins. This well-beaten track hugs the Kerikeri River down to the basin where the town centre lies, meandering for around three and a half kilometres. You’ll wander right through the natural habitat of New Zealand’s national symbol, the kiwi. These flightless birds are hard to spot so keep your eyes peeled! You’ll also pass by many native trees, including the kauri tree and the totara tree. There are a few hotels nearby the beginning of the Rainbow Falls Walk, so it’s a great place to start your adventure in Kerikeri!

Visit the Oldest Buildings in New Zealand

At the end of the Kerikeri River Track are some of the most popular attractions in the town, attractions that also hold the accolade of being some of the oldest buildings in the country, and none are a hotel. This area was the birthplace of the Christian religion in New Zealand, so to start we have Mission House, the home of the first clergyman to settle in the land, Reverend John Butler. It’s the oldest wooden building in New Zealand, built in 1822, and right next door is the oldest stone building, which began construction in 1832. Named the Stone Store, used to store provisions during colonial times, much money has been spent to restore and maintain this historic building. Finally, to the rear of these two buildings is St James Church, the site of which was first used in 1829. Since then the church has been rebuilt, modified and extended, once in 1878 and again in 1963.

Explore the Magnificent Bay of Islands

In addition to its enduring legacy in New Zealand’s history, Kerikeri is also a gateway to the spectacular Bay of Islands. This expansive bay of crystal clear azure waters is peppered with just under 150 undeveloped islands, so don’t expect to find any luxury hotels out there on the idyllic isles. Instead, the bay is a glorious place for a boat trip, particularly a voyage on a working replica of an 18th-century schooner, nowadays called a tall ship. You’re sure to spot some dolphins jumping through the water below as the entire Bay of Islands area is teeming with marine wildlife. Urupukapuka Island, the largest of all in the Bay of Islands, is well worth a stop for some further exploring. The unspoilt sandy beaches are picture perfect, and provide a wonderful spot for camping if you can give up the comforts of a hotel room in Kerikeri for a night or two!

Activities to Get Your Adrenaline Pumping

Kerikeri and the surrounding area may have a fairly docile appearance to it, but don’t be fooled, if you’re seeking thrills you’re in the right place! The nearby Bay of Islands Airport has its own skydiving operation which offers exhilarating jumps from heights of 16,000 feet! Experience a whole minute of freefall, with the patchwork of green islands and blue water rushing up from below you. If you think 16,000 feet is a tad too high, you can also jump from 12,000 or 9,000 feet, but don’t worry too much, you’ll be strapped to a trained professional the whole time. If you’d rather stay closer to the ground then how about booking yourself up a day of big game fishing. Huge marlin and swordfish call the waters around the Bay of Islands home, and many fishing boats leave from the nearby town of Paihia. Just ask at your hotel reception for information on the best fishing charter to choose!

When to book a hotel in Kerikeri

  • Cheapest month: February
    $116 per night
  • Yearly typical price
    $126 per night
  • Peak month: November
    $254 per night

Frequently Asked Questions about Kerikeri

  • When is the cheapest time to book a hotel in Kerikeri?

    February is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Kerikeri, with typical prices around $116 per night based on 31 price comparisons.

  • When are hotel prices highest in Kerikeri?

    Hotel prices in Kerikeri are usually highest during November, with typical prices around $254 per night.

  • How much does a hotel in Kerikeri cost per night?

    Hotel prices in Kerikeri usually range from $95 per night to $345 per night, with typical prices around $126 per night.

  • How do hotel prices in Kerikeri change throughout the year?

    Hotel prices in Kerikeri are typically lowest in February at around $116 per night, rising to around $254 per night in November.

  • November

    2026

    $254
    $119 — $345

  • December

    2026

    $254
    $123 — $345

  • January

    2027

    $158
    $131 — $185

  • February

    2027

    $116
    $95 — $150

  • March

    2027

    $116
    $105 — $153

  • April

    2027

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  • May

    2027

    $121
    $109 — $151

  • June

    2027

    $130
    $107 — $175

  • July

    2027

    $120
    $94 — $175

  • August

    2027

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  • September

    2027

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  • October

    2027

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