This is a fantastic location for a hotel, close to the famous giant Kauri tree forests and also to 90 miles beach. The Bay of islands is only an hour and a half away by car. Hokianga harbour is an attraction in its own right. This is the departure point for two now world famous tours; 'Footprints' a Maori tour to the giant Kauri trees and 'Crossings' a harbour and township tour covering European and Maori history and the natural environment. SE0307 An historical building from the turn of the 20th Century. Extensively renovated in 2004. Building is two storeys and in white colonial style weatherboard. There is large sundeck areas, gardens and an outdoor swimming pool area. The Bryers room restaurant is open for breakfast and evening meals. They serve a selection of regional cuisine and try to source as much product locally as they can, including the freshest local seafood. The house speciality is fresh Crayfish (Rock lobster) This is a must have at this hotel. A small functional lobby. 37 Single rooms Double rooms Twin rooms Triple rooms Non-smoking rooms There are two room categories, the beachfront rooms, and standard rooms (see separate listing). The beachfront rooms have balconies or patio's with magnificient views overlooking the Hokianga harbour. Other facilities include satellite TV, hair dryers and iron/ironing boards Within a two minute walk to the waters edge in the small township of Omapere. There are great views across the harbour and the large sandunes. Approximately 1 and a half hours drive from the Bay of islands town of Paihia. Waterfront/Beach 4 kms to city centre 100 kms to the airport (kerikeri) 311 kms to the airport (auckland) Close to the beach