Situated among native bush on a bluff, 250 meters above sea level looking over local beach's and township is "Hicks Bay Motel Lodge".
Built in the 1960's we have maintained its kiwiana look, and added touches to our rooms, making them more comfortable. Located where the morning sun first meets the horizon, and set on a bluff in historic and botanical protected countryside, Hicks Bay Motel Lodge hosts 40 rooms and a 60 seated restaurant.
We have a pool available for the warmer swimming months, tracks through the native bush to the beaches, for daily scenic walks, and our own Glow worm grotto for evening adventures. We also have a children's playground for use.
When planning to travel the East Coast, make your way along State Highway 35 and be sure to stop into our own bit of paradise.
We have a pool available for the warmer swimming months, tracks through the native bush to the beaches, for daily scenic walks, and our own Glow worm grotto for evening adventures. We also have a children's playground for use.
When planning to travel the East Coast, make your way along State Highway 35 and be sure to stop into our own bit of paradise.
Contact
Location
Address:
5198 Te Araroa Road
Hicks Bay 4054
Hicks Bay 4054
Opening Times
Business Hours:
7am to 9pm
Months of Operation:
All months of the year
Amenities
Breakfast, Children Welcome, Dinner, Licensed Bar, Playground, Restaurant, Swimming Pool, Lunch, Internet (Public Use)
Facilities and Features
Proximity to Town:
Isolated 2.5 hours to Gisborne and 3.0 hours to Whakatane
Proximity to Airport:
2.5 hours to Gisborne and 3.0 hours to Whakatane
Proximity to Bus:
2.5 hours to Gisborne and 2.0 hours to Opotiki
Parking:
Parking is right out side your unit door.
Rooms:
40
Max Capacity:
175
Other Charges:
Prices are based on 2 people, extra guests $15 pp
Weather Considerations:
Sub tropical weather January to May
Cancellation Policy:
All bookings are non - refundable once payment made
Getting Here
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