Hotels with Parking in Northland from NZ$107

"Very clean and comfortable accommodation will stay again "

"Only stayed one night, as hotel close to the city. Older style place and needs some TLC, but clean, comfortable, shower was not powerful. Very good parking. Nice greeting on arrival."

"Nice place, quiet"

"Large trees blocked some of the beach. Parking was good "

"This place is the best spot in all of Paihia. Heated pools, raised private level, ocean view, best rooms, great service, beach and playground across the road, easy parking and access, and best price. Once you stay here you never will stay anywhere else but here everytime.. Many thanks. Cheers "

"Cooking facilities good for two guests with microwave, bench top hot plates. This room had spa tub with shower, general spa outside and pool. Staff on hand and very helpful. Ideally situated with short walk to town centre and beach a few steps away. Would recommend."

"Ronn overlooked the beach and the sand dune. Amazing views. Fantastic garlic prawns, would highly recommend. Lovely stay. "

"Lovely staff BUT not a comfortable stay for female alone. Arrived unsure if the hotel was actually functioning as all the lights were off in the smoked glass reception. It was 5.30pm and nearly dark. Discovered there were only 2 other rooms booked. Room was upgraded so larger but layout meant all plug sockets were inaccessible so all had extension leads. Seemed to be a drainage issue - looked and basin v slow. As a lady alone.... Back door needs BOLTs not a twisty know that you can't check if its locked. No outside lighting so when I went out to dinner I had to use phone torch to lock door and to make sure I didn't fall over as no lighting until lane at front. Remote on TV had flat batteries - popped to reception 15 mins after I checked in to find it closed until the morning. The isolation and darkness made me feel vulnerable. Apart from delightful staff and reasonable breakfast, not much I can add!"

"Was a bit noisy with people above us and kids running up and down hallway banging on doors at 7am"