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Waikino – 2 hotels and places to stay
The Dome Waikino
The Dome Waikino is located in Waikino. The accommodation is 23 km from Waihi Beach, and guests benefit from complimentary WiFi and private parking available on site.
Starry Nights cabin fever
Situated in the historic village of Waikino, Starry Nights cabin fever boasts rooms with a patio offering mountain and garden views.
Golden Cross Hotel
Golden Cross Hotel is situated in Waihi and features a garden. Among the facilities at this property are a shared kitchen and a shared lounge, along with free WiFi throughout the property.
Tasman Holiday Parks - Waihi Beach
Set on 5 acres of native gardens, this holiday resort offers direct access to Waihi Beach. It features a heated pool with a hot tub, a sauna and a fitness centre.
Tasman Holiday Parks - Beachaven
Tasman Holiday Parks – Beachaven is a friendly holiday park set on four acres right by Waihi Beach. Explore the 9km long stretch of white sands, stunning views, great surf and fishing.
Palm Motel Waihi
Just 500 meters from the Hauraki Rail Trail and 1.4 km from the center of town, Palm Motel Waihi offers TV's with more than 50 satellite channels in each accommodation option.
Waihi Motel
Waihi Motel is located in the heart of Waihi town centre, within 100 metres of various shops, cafes and restaurants. It offers barbecue facilities and free WiFi access.
Shunters Cottage
Shunters Cottage provides self contained accommodation at the historical Goldfields Railway located in the picturesque gold-mining town of Waihi in New Zealand.
Beach B&B
Situated in Waihi Beach in the Bay of Plenty Region, 65 km from Mount Maunganui, Beach B&B features a barbecue and views of the garden.
The Back Garden
A recently renovated homestay situated in Waihi Beach, The Back Garden features a garden. This property offers access to a terrace, free private parking and free WiFi.
What guests said about Waikino:
- 10Scored 10
Loved where we stayed we were a bit disappointed went to the...
Loved where we stayed we were a bit disappointed went to the pub didnt relize kitchen closed by 6.30 otherwize would came eRlier ate there .the gorge is really lovely to walk around and the cool cafe and not far from waihi
christine joanNew Zealand - 10Scored 10
Favourite place to eat was the Talisman Cafe which is open...
Favourite place to eat was the Talisman Cafe which is open to all, the gardens are so beautiful. The Waikino Pub has great beers and food suitable for vegetarians and they have takeout too. The Victoria Battery Tramway & Museum is a must if you are into the history of the place, again open to all. At the moment if you are using the Rail Trail, the path between the George swing bridge and the Railway Tunnel bridge is not open to cyclists, so you have to use the tunnelLindaNew Zealand - 10Scored 10
We enjoyed exploring the natural waterfalls and travelling...
We enjoyed exploring the natural waterfalls and travelling along the Karangahake Gorge seeing a bit of our local history from mining tunnels to the remains of iron ore factories. Some waterfalls are on your doorstep others require a bit bit of a hike but well worth the effort
SingletonNew Zealand - 10Scored 10
Owharoa Falls - swim here!
Owharoa Falls - swim here! Waikino Station Cafe - nice bacon and egg flan - yum. Came back for another the next day! Lots on offer here t eat and drink - worth a look, even if you don't take the train - you can snack while at a table on the platform! They said they hire bikes out - but we didn't get the chance - it would be something I would like to do. Karanghake Gorge - very worth the longer walk. Do it if you can.
NatalieAustralia
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