The Waterfront Suites - Heritage Collection

服務真的是很奇葩的咖喱味，從一開始進店到離開都是無以言喻的無法理解的自説自話，進店説我們走錯了這個不是我們的酒店，問他怎麼知道不是，他説他就知道我們不是，然後show訂單説早就知道我們而且已經ready了🤣；但是讓我給他5minus，maybe 7minutes，no more than10minutes…（混亂不堪），然後10分鐘後又説再給他7分鐘然後領個籃子沖到房間裏。第二天早上我們吃早飯歸來，兩個阿姨在打掃衞生連床鋪都掀了，説咖喱説我們已經離店了讓她們來打掃，好笑不行，我去checkout，問他為什麼我們還在就如此打掃，他説他抱歉也不明白怎麼就打掃了………一團漿糊。（全程除了跑去房間那次，他基本都窩在座位裏抬頭迷離的看着櫃枱，唉～）

Stayed in room 108 - has pool right outside front door which would be a big plus in summer. The room is great - kitchen has everything and more you want, good facilities and washer/dray, heat pump … Perhaps the only down side is the disability shower and not a long enough curtain which means the water tends to to go everywhere - a mop would easily solve the problem aided by the tiles being heated. The place is five minutes or less to the ferry to Russell, and same time to bars and cafes in town.

I was looking for the best place in paihia that would be close and convenient with disabled access. The waterfront suites offer all this and more. Absolutely recommended for luxury, convenience and facilities. Staff were cery helpful too. Cheers

We stayed here for a few days whilst we were visit Bay of Islands. The suites have a living room / kitchen with TV, cooker & dishwasher. The bathroom has a shower & washing machine / tumble drier. They also have air conditioning. The site has a basement car park. It's right in the centre of town with good access to shops & restaurant's and is right on the sea front. Its also a 2km (25m) walk to Waitangi Treaty Grounds.

We enjoyed 2 nights at the suites. We were in unit 108 which was handicap accessible, so the bathroom was weird. No space for your toiletries. But the shower worked well. We enjoyed the kitchenette and the living space. We especially appreciated the washer/dryer, which were much faster on cycles than others we have seen in NZ. The location is good - right in the middle of the Paihai shopping/ restaurant area and across the street from the waterfront.

The Bay of Islands is one of New Zealand's most sought after tourist destinations and the little resort town of Paihia is the perfect place to stay. Here you'll find no chain hotels or restaurants, no buildings over three stories, one street light which is for pedestrians not cars, a slew of really decent restaurants and a laid back vibe that is appealing to be both the older and younger crowds. However, the main reason people come here is the bay and the islands. Whether your up for a boat tour, diving, fishing, sailing, parasailing, island hiking, birding, you name it, Paihia has it. And right next door within walking distance is the most important historical site in New Zealand, the Waitangi Treaty Grounds where you can also take a hike to Hararu Falls. There is also a regular passenger ferry across the bay to the oldest European town in New Zealand, Russell which has a number of interesting historical sights and a very nice waterfront. There are a lot of motels and small resorts along Marsden Road, the main street of Paihia that has the bay on one side and businesses on the other. Everything comes to a head at the Paihia Pier which is where all the waterfront action starts. Directly across from it is Williams Road where most of the interesting shops are located. Which brings me finally to The Waterfront Suites. Their location only a minute from the pier and Williams Road cannot be beaten. However, if you are the expecting hustle and bustle usually associated with staying near 'where the action is', forget bit. This place is an oasis of tranquility. Yes there are a few suites that are facing Marsden Road, but most are set well back in U shape around the pool. The suites are ultra modern, with a full living area, a real kitchen, a large bedroom and a large bathroom. There are also washers and dryers. Each unit has its own underground parking spot. Also somewhat unusually these days, you get daily housekeeping service. I simply cannot sing the praises of this place enough. We spent six days here and it was the perfect base not only for exploring the Bay of Islands and Waitangi, but the entire Northland Peninsula as well.