Your gateway to Whakatane
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Welcome to Whakatane Hotel
Nestled in the heart of Whakatane with waterfront views, the Whakatane Hotel is your perfect starting point for exploring the Bay of Plenty. Whether you're here for a beachside getaway, a local event, or a scenic stopover, our hotel combines unbeatable value with genuine Kiwi hospitality. Enjoy comfortable rooms for every budget, dine at our Craic Irish Pub, or host a special event at the Boiler Room. From family trips to solo adventures, experience all that Whakatane has to offer right from our doorstep.
Our Rooms
From cosy singles to queen ensuites, our rooms are designed to suit every type of traveller.
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Everything you need for an enjoyable stay
At the Whakatane Hotel, we provide everything you need for a convenient and enjoyable visit. Guests have access to free Wi-Fi, a fully equipped self-catering kitchen, and on-site laundry facilities. Relax in our communal lounge, enjoy the outdoor seating areas, or drop by The Craic Irish Pub for great food and a friendly atmosphere. With street parking and a central location near local attractions, we make it easy to settle in and explore Whakatane.
Free WiFi
On-site bar and restaurant
Free parking
Shared lounge/TV area
Non-smoking rooms
ATM/cash machine on site
Luggage storage
Designated smoking area
Laundry
Shared kitchen
Experience Whakatane
Discover the charm and adventure that Whakatane has to offer, right on our doorstep. Step out and explore Whakatane’s unforgettable mix of natural beauty and vibrant culture.
Ōhope Beach
Known as New Zealand’s most beloved beach, Ōhope Beach stretches for 11 kilometers with soft sands and calm waters, perfect for swimming, surfing, and beachside relaxation. It’s a family-friendly spot with breathtaking views of Whale Island and Whakaari Island.
Mataatua: The House That Came Home
This beautifully restored Māori meeting house provides a rich cultural experience through storytelling, traditional carvings, and an immersive light show. It’s a unique way to connect with the heritage and spirit of the local Ngāti Awa people.
The Whakatāne Heads and Muriwai’s Cave
For breathtaking coastal views, the Whakatāne Heads is the perfect spot to watch the sunrise or catch sight of marine wildlife. Nearby, Muriwai’s Cave holds historical and spiritual significance, honoring the revered ancestress of the Ngāti Awa people.
What our guests are saying
Here’s what our past guests have to say about their Whakatane Hotel experience.