Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Heather and Peter are great hosts and make you feel welcome and comfortable immediately. Room was very tastefully decorated and had everything required plus. Heather and Peter had lots of local knowledge about best sights and routes to take. The presence of the alpacas and sheep in the garden which you can feed gives the B&B a USP. Rikki Martin is also adorable!!
Heather and Peter are great hosts and make you feel welcome and comfortable immediately. Room was very tastefully decorated and had everything required plus. Heather and Peter had lots of local knowledge about best sights and routes to take. The presence of the alpacas and sheep in the garden which you can feed gives the B&B a USP. Rikki Martin is also adorable!!
We spent three nights at the Lodge. It is an excellent base for exploring Tongariro. Our room was very comfortable and the lodge had a laundry and drying room. Breakfasts were very good. All the staff were very friendly and helpful. Thank you for a lovely stay.
Ps. make sure you meet Lucky, a very friendly feline who befriended us 😻
We spent three nights at the Lodge. It is an excellent base for exploring Tongariro. Our room was very comfortable and the lodge had a laundry and drying room. Breakfasts were very good. All the staff were very friendly and helpful. Thank you for a lovely stay.
Ps. make sure you meet Lucky, a very friendly feline who befriended us 😻
Manowhenua Lodge was a great accommodation with great facilities that made it fun and feel homely. A big part of that was the service from Tracey too! She even lent me some hiking poles for my trek abd was so knowledgeable. This is the only accommodation I'd stay in, in National Park from now on. It was also great socially. 10/10
Manowhenua Lodge was a great accommodation with great facilities that made it fun and feel homely. A big part of that was the service from Tracey too! She even lent me some hiking poles for my trek abd was so knowledgeable. This is the only accommodation I'd stay in, in National Park from now on. It was also great socially. 10/10
We were just passing through but wished we stayed longer. Rooms were fantastic, had a Queen suite with an en-suite and it was stunning - cannot recommend a stay here enough. I can imagine in ski season this is the perfect spot to begin and end your day, especially with a lovely pub, restaurant and warmed pool!
We were just passing through but wished we stayed longer. Rooms were fantastic, had a Queen suite with an en-suite and it was stunning - cannot recommend a stay here enough. I can imagine in ski season this is the perfect spot to begin and end your day, especially with a lovely pub, restaurant and warmed pool!
Zoe
Reviewed January 23, 2026Reviewed January 23, 2026
Room very well equipped with lovely outlook
Good parking and easy to walk to restaurants etc.
Enjoyed the walks available
Pretty quiet despite the main road being close.
Room very well equipped with lovely outlook
Good parking and easy to walk to restaurants etc.
Enjoyed the walks available
Pretty quiet despite the main road being close.
Helen
Reviewed February 12, 2025Reviewed February 12, 2025
We loved our little chalet. It was really cute. The kitchen was well equipped so we were able to cook there on both nights and the beds were all very comfortable. The chalet was very clean too.
We loved our little chalet. It was really cute. The kitchen was well equipped so we were able to cook there on both nights and the beds were all very comfortable. The chalet was very clean too.
Peter
Reviewed November 9, 2015Reviewed November 9, 2015
Clean, comfy spacious room with comfy bed. Nice outdoor seating area. Would have liked a washing line to dry clothes instead of having to use a dryer. Lovely village.
Clean, comfy spacious room with comfy bed. Nice outdoor seating area. Would have liked a washing line to dry clothes instead of having to use a dryer. Lovely village.
Elizabeth
Reviewed February 12, 2026Reviewed February 12, 2026
Alexander Motel is not a 5* hotel but everything works as advertised. Room, kitchen and bathroom are all clean. Bed is comfortable. For a small kitchen it is well equipped including an air fryer! It is easy to find and situated <100 yards away from the main road. There is an rsa restaurant beside the hotel for good value straightforward food. On the Main Street there are many cafes for breakfast options
Alexander Motel is not a 5* hotel but everything works as advertised. Room, kitchen and bathroom are all clean. Bed is comfortable. For a small kitchen it is well equipped including an air fryer! It is easy to find and situated <100 yards away from the main road. There is an rsa restaurant beside the hotel for good value straightforward food. On the Main Street there are many cafes for breakfast options
Are you searching for the perfect hotel for your luxury getaway to National Park Village?
During your visit, you might want to enjoy the restaurants and bars which National Park Village is known for.
What's the best high-end place to stay in National Park Village?
Tongariro Crossing Lodge is a luxury B&B with a deli and a terrace, and it's a popular choice for Expedia travellers looking for an elegant place to stay.
When can I expect good weather in National Park Village?
Planning for the weather is a good way to make your trip to National Park Village relaxing and enjoyable, especially when you're splurging. The hottest months are usually January and February, with an average temperature of 7°C, while the coldest months are July and August, with an average of -1°C. The rainiest months in National Park Village are September, October, July and May, with each month seeing an average of 198 mm of rainfall.
What's there to see and do in National Park Village?
Experience National Park Village and visit Tongariro National Park, Marton Sash and Door Cycling Park and Fishers Track. If you have a bit of extra time while you’re in the area, you might want to check out Tongariro National Park Whakapapa Visitor Centre and Taranaki Falls.