THE HOREKE HOTEL
NEW ZEALAND'S OLDEST HOTEL, LOCATED ON THE HISTORIC HOKIANGA HARBOUR
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ACCOMMODATION AT THE HOREKE HOTEL
The Horeke Boutique Hotel is situated in the calm and serene upper reaches of the Hokianga Harbour.
All our rooms are generous in size, each with it's own Ensuite.
Indulge yourself with our sensational views and tranquil sunsets.
Come, relax and enjoy the unique and gentle vibe that is the Hokianga.
Fall asleep to reassuring sound of our native Ruru in the evenings.
There are two options when it comes to accommodation at The Horeke Hotel
The first is to enjoy one of the five rooms available in the hotel itself
The second is to base yourself in
The House over the water.
This unique location offers 4 double ensuite rooms with a large kitchen/lounge and deck which is perfect for enjoying the over water experience.
Don't forget to enquire about our E-bike hire and Shuttle service.
ROOMS IN THE HOTEL-YOU HAVE AN OPTION
FIVE ROOMS, ALL WITH THEIR OWN DISTINCT FLAVOUR
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THE HOUSE OVER THE WATER
YOUR OWN PRIVATE GETAWAY
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Let's not forget the excellent food
At Horeke we're proud of our meals. It isn't the largest menu, but what there is is wonderfully fresh and beautifully prepared. Note...meals are for accommodation guests only.
Sticky Date Pudding
Visit the Historic Mangungu Mission Site
Māngungu Mission was once a bustling place, with missionaries coming and going from the Pacific. The only ‘stayer’ was the Rev. John Hobbs, who resided with his family from 1840 until 1855.
The mission’s location allowed it to develop as a point of cultural convergence. No surprise, then, that it was the site of the largest signing of the Te Tiriti o Waitangi, with a crowd of nearly 3,000 watching over 60 rangatira ink the document.
When you visit Māngungu make sure you see the little parlour table on which Te Tiriti was signed. It’s a humble piece of furniture, but it provides a very personal and tangible connection.
See the Twin Coast trail story in
North and South
Here's what a few of our guests have to say
