Located in Foxton, within 38 km of Arena Manawatu and 38 km of Palmerston North Convention Centre, Post Office Hotel provides accommodation with a terrace and free WiFi throughout the property as well...
Russell
New Zealand
Plenty of room good, parking close and great shower
Celtic Motel is nestled in amongst the sunny Horowhenua township of Foxton, giving it a hint of 'country' and ensuring it is very peaceful and quiet, yet it is conveniently situated just 400m off SH...
Set in Foxton, within 37 km of Arena Manawatu and 37 km of Palmerston North Convention Centre, castletown motel offers accommodation with a garden and free WiFi as well as free private parking for...
Boasting accommodation with a verandah, Nikau’s on Palmer is located in Foxton Beach. This self-catered holiday home has a garden, barbecue facilities and a log fireplace.
Robinson
New Zealand
Wow! It's such a wonderful welcoming space. Loved our stay and would definitely like to stay again.
Situated 6 km from Foxton in a quiet location, Foxton Beach Holiday Park is just a 5-minute drive to the beach. Free private parking is available on site. The accommodation comes with a seating area.
JANICE
New Zealand
Loved the location. excellent understanding staff. Yurt was so flash and exciting despite hearing others conversations. Heater perfect to have. Beach amazing
Welcome Inn Motel Levin is situated in Levin, 48 km from Palmerston North and 92km from Wellington. Free WiFi is provided to all guests. Every room includes a flat-screen TV with streaming services.
Wayne
New Zealand
Fantastic location, nice and quiet, great friendly staff.
Situated in Levin, Ploughman Motel offers free WiFi and off street parking. Rooms feature a kitchenette or full kitchen, a dining area and a private bathroom with shower.
Our room was very well appointed, clean +++ very comfortable...
Our room was very well appointed, clean +++ very comfortable, decor was high standard, well stocked facility. The staff were friendly and approachable. I would highly recommend this motel to all. Was the break we needed thank you 😊. Rate excellence 10/10
Edwin
New Zealand
6.0
Scored 6.0
The estuary and Beach are excellent, good walking and bird...
The estuary and Beach are excellent, good walking and bird life. Only downside is total lack of a decent place to have dinner. Mr Grumpys carry out fish and chip shop was the best on offer. It was recommended that we go to the yacht club which is well located. The woman behind the bar was hostile and bad mannered. The food was truly awful, it was very busy with locals but they must go for the company and cheap burgers as there was nothing else to recommend it.
William
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Interesting history.
Interesting history.
Great new Wildlife Foxton Trust in main street offering guided tour of NZ’s less seen small creatures such as geckos, skinks, and Gallaxids.
Excellent museum/library and walking trails along the Foxton River Loop.
Trip to the Foxton Beach Estuary to visit Boating Club and view outlet of Manawatu River is worth the extra drive.
Colin
New Zealand
4.0
Scored 4.0
We arrived around 8 pm and everything was closed.
We arrived around 8 pm and everything was closed. We were told of a bar that might be open and it was but the only thing that they could rustle up was a bowl of wedges as the kitchens closed at 8 pm. Foxton is a very small town that closes down entirely at 8 pm so much better to stay in Levin, in my opinion.
Bob and Rita
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
FOXTON IS A SURPRISING LOCATION WITH ENTHUSIASTIC LOCALS...
FOXTON IS A SURPRISING LOCATION WITH ENTHUSIASTIC LOCALS ENJOYING A QUIET LIFE. THE TOWN HAS MANY OLD WORLD CHARMS BUT A MARVELLOUS WINDMILL AND MODERN MUSEUM/LIBRARY. THE
BEACH IS ONLY A FEW MINUTES DRIVE. THE MAVTECH FILM MUSEUM IS MARVELLOUS. THE FLAXWORKS MUSEUM FILLS OUT MUCH OF THE LOCAL INDUSTRY HISTORY.
Hannam
New Zealand
8.0
Scored 8.0
Foxton is not big, so if you are staying for any length...
Foxton is not big, so if you are staying for any length would also need to explore Foxton surrounds. Foxton is historical, and has an amazing history for flax milling, and has a strong connection to the Dutch, so windmill included; some oldy worldly buildings still exist, nice river board walk. The Dutch Oven Café was lovely with a cosy atmosphere, and good coffee. Although I did not eat, they had a good selection of food and many people appeared to make this there 'go to place' to eat. Quite a few Dutch tourists, obviously making that connection.
Karen
New Zealand
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