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About Awakino Hotel

The Awakino Hotel lies on the west coast of the North Island of New Zealand, with the Awakino River running beside it and the Tasman sea within easy walking distance.

 

This is a truly beautiful natural wilderness setting.

A great spot to rest awhile and enjoy the country hospitality.

This is Country New Zealand at its best.

Awakino Hotel Rooms

With 9 clean cosy rooms and a full service restaurant and a public bar with wood fire to stand by on those cold nights. Rooms do not have a TV service but a lounge offers all sky channls so you do not miss your favourye shows.

 

A great place to rest awhile.

Great friendly country service and hospitality.

Awakino Hotel Location

State Highway 3

Awakino

North Taranaki

Taranaki

Craig and Margaret welcome you to their home.

Other

Attractions:

• Whitebaiting on the Awakino River
• Surf fishing at the Awakino heads
• Walking or riding along the wide open beaches
• Swimming in the safe Mokau River
• Game Fishing or just a snapper for dinner.