Dargaville Accommodation with a Touch of Country
Awakino Point Boutique Motel is just 2 minutes drive from Dargaville township on St Highway 14
We have three 1 & 2 bedroom self contained units with ensuite bathroom and own entrance.All the units are different so whatever you are looking for we can usually find one to suit your needs.
Our tariff includes a special free breakfast delivered to your unit each morning so you can enjoy breakfast in the privacy of your own unit or perhaps in the garden if it's a nice morning.
You may want to relax in our attractive gardens or enjoy a BBQ surrounded by peaceful countryside at the end of a busy day exploring the beach and forest on the famous Kauri Coast.
Awakino Point Boutique Motel meets the needs of guests looking for a motel or a bed & breakfast accommodation by offering you the best of both worlds, your own private unit and a free breakfast compliments of your hosts June & Mick
Self-Contained Units
Our well-appointed 1 & 2-bedroom ground-floor units are designed for privacy and relaxation with quality furnishings, a combination of queen-size and twin beds, ensuite bathrooms and a rural outlook. Complimentary breakfast & WiFi internet access.
Location
Awakino Point Boutique Motel is situated on its own acreage just 2 minutes from the Dargaville township and surrounded by attractive gardens and farmland. Dargaville is 2 hours drive North of Auckland via Whangarei or Matakohe.
Attractions
Matakohe Museum,30 mins south. Waipoua Forest, home of New Zealand’s oldest Kauri Tree - Tane Mahuta –1 hours north., Baylys Beach 15 mins.Whangarei 35 mins
NZ CYCLE TRAILS Kaikohe - Okaihau 1 hour
Your Hosts June & Mick Richards
Your experienced hosts, June & Mick, offer friendly personal service whilst maintaining your privacy.
FREE BREAKFAST - FREE WI FI - GUEST LAUNDRY
June, a Yorkshire-born lass has lived in New Zealand for many years and husband Mick is New Zealand born and both have travelled extensively. MIck is an ex Navy man and military history enthusiast with a particular interest in Napoleonic (Peninsular Wars & Battle Of Waterloo), NZ Wars and Naval History.
June does paintings and pottery and is known locally as "The Boot Lady" because of the little hand-crafted "Gum Digger” boots she makes and fires at the motel.
