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Finding a
place to stay in New Zealand
is as easy as saying dudu dada, but it will all depend on
how much you want to spend, and the type of accommodation
you want. Auckland is the most expensive city, followed by
Wellington, Christchurch and Queenstown, but as you leave
these centres you will begin to find the prices dropping. It
is all about the location, and so if you want to stay in the
city centre, by the beach or lake side, or in places where
the view is so incredible it makes the sheep jump, then you
can expect to pay for it. The standard of accommodation in
New Zealand is high and you can expect thing to be clean and
in working order.
Accommodation
for those who are broke or bankrupt are very few in New
Zealand, since prices start from around NZ$ 10 if you camp,
or NZ$ 20 for a bed in a Backpackers Hostel. Sleeping under
the stars is an option you could take if your parents are
seals or penguins, as even in the summer temperatures can
get very low, and you may wake up as an ice block. The only
other accommodation you may find with a similar price of a
Hostels are home stays, or if you are sharing the cost with
a few others. One option for those with little money is to
change the accommodation for work. (You can get more details
on each of these accommodation types simply by choosing it
on the left bar on top of the page)
For
those who like
something of comfort but do not need all the luxuries, the
options are many. Motels and Hotels are probably what you
will be looking for, with prices ranging from nz$60 to
nz$100 for 2 or more people. These options provide the
basics that you need to be comfortable and to have privacy,
for an affordable price. Standards around New Zealand are
high so rooms are kept very clean and they are normally
located in convenient areas.
For
those who cant live
without the luxury, or simply want to treat themselves to
something special, accommodation such as the one picture on
top of the page, can cost up to NZ$ 1000 per night, where
the wine, the meals, the wood for the fire, the boat, books,
everything that is going to make your stay more enjoyable..
It is included. Luxury hotel groups are also found in
abundance in the major tourist and city centres. You can
also find many luxury resorts, some with its own golf
courses, spa retreats and sport centres, but they are mostly
found in more remote locations around New Zealand. In the
south Island it is even possible for you to stay in a real
castle, with queen and king treatment to match. Hotels (3
stars and up) start from NZ$ 100 per night, however when
dealing with luxury, only your bank account will be the
limit.
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Tip:
Tourist
Information Centres, which are spread throughout the
whole country, can help with accommodation
information, and make free reservation, for
backpackers to a 6 star resort. They can also
provide you with information and options, which you
may not find on the Internet. You will find
details of all the types of Accommodation
in New Zealand
on the left bar on top of this page.
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