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Ocean1
31st October 2017, 18:33
Wee tour in prospect, and I've been given the vital task of organising accommodation for half a dozen in Kaikora for a night.

Trying to avoid having to carry a sleeping bag. I've used the Panorama motel but I'm not overly impressed. And apparently the whole place is a slightly different shape nowadays.

Any recommendations?

G4L4XY
31st October 2017, 19:10
You can google backpackers or motels and it should come up with a rating too.

Honest Andy
31st October 2017, 19:12
Hanmer....

Drifters Inn is good.

Laava
31st October 2017, 19:15
The campground is good and has loadsa cabins!
Is right beside the helicopter tours, northern end of town.

jim.cox
31st October 2017, 19:18
Kaikoura is pretty full with rebuild workers right now...

jellywrestler
31st October 2017, 19:29
for half a dozen in Kaikora for a night.


half a dozen what? there's a place there that's really up to date for siamese twins in terms of sleeping digs, but they haven't learned how to set the table properly for them yet.

neels
31st October 2017, 19:58
You've missed one important thing, what's your budget....

....and the u in Kaikoura of course.

Ocean1
31st October 2017, 21:22
Hanmer....

Drifters Inn is good.

Staying there on the way down.


The campground is good and has loadsa cabins!
Is right beside the helicopter tours, northern end of town.

Had wondered, will call them tomorrow.


Kaikoura is pretty full with rebuild workers right now...

Probably still will be in April, but hopefully all the inns won't be full...


You've missed one important thing, what's your budget....

....and the u in Kaikoura of course.

Well it depends on the quality of the establishment, doesn't it? I mean do they water their Pimms? Is the cucumber in the simiches crisp, with a hint of malt vinegar? Are the linen sheets pressed to perfection? Do the maids tarry after turning said sheets down?

HenryDorsetCase
31st October 2017, 22:09
http://www.lazy-shag.co.nz/aboutus.php

worth checking out.

neels
31st October 2017, 22:19
Well it depends on the quality of the establishment, doesn't it? I mean do they water their Pimms? Is the cucumber in the simiches crisp, with a hint of malt vinegar? Are the linen sheets pressed to perfection? Do the maids tarry after turning said sheets down?
Yes
Maybe
Sometimes
Not always
Only if you ask nicely

mulletman
1st November 2017, 00:17
https://www.hostelworld.com/hosteldetails.php/Dusky-Lodge-and-Backpackers/Kaikoura/62140?gclid=Cj0KCQjwvuDPBRDnARIsAGhuAmYHhHkbcH_NRm Z7bkRYTfs8-1YUGmLjfLDXndaGhhEXnr7HjSs9ePsaAh0eEALw_wcB&s_kwcid=AL!591!3!223120188425!b!!g!!&source=adwordsdynamic&network=g&creative=223120188425&adposition=1t1&uniqueclickID=4625972082770817909&sub_keyword=&sub_ad=b&sub_publisher=ADW&ef_id=VElbQwAABJ@bGTmS:20171031121448:s

Stayed here earlier on this year :niceone:

Ocean1
1st November 2017, 07:19
Apparently teh camping ground does gourmet cucumber simiches.

So we'll give that a go.

Cheers, gents.

jasonu
1st November 2017, 14:52
Sleep on the side of the road and do a big shit where ever you want just like those freedom camper scumbags.