Hotels near Hawke's Bay Airport - NPE, Napier

My husband was born there and we have visited before during Art Deco week . Didn’t stay at the masonic then but ate there . That was fabulous . Stayed this time at the masonic. Disappointed by the empty shops nearby . Prehaps like any coastal town , a bit disappointing in the winter. The art deco centre across the road had moved. Didn’t find that , had planned to buy souvenirs there but came away empty handed. Farmers market was disappointing .

Hi Lovely place to stay, will be back. So close to the water and near by port with really nice places to eat. Just need some instructions left out on how to operate the 3 remotes that go with the TV. Couldn't get it to work (Just a minor thing).

Chasing views all over Hawke’s Bay 🌿✨ From sunrise vibes at Bluff Hill 🌅 and seaside strolls at Marine Parade 🌊, to the climbs of Sugar Loaf Hill & Te Mata Peak ⛰️. Epic cliff views at Cape Kidnappers and the serene Maraetotara Falls 💦

Great for bike trails, Marine Aquarium a must!, food top class, weather fine for time of year, birdlife especially along the shores varied and wonderful to experience in their respective environments.

We loved Napier! The safe and easy to ride bike tracks along the beach and the wineries made our stay - get an eBike! It was very easy to move around, and the city centre and the sculptures were beautiful. Great places to eat and drink, friendly people and the wineries were the cherry on top. It's just a shame that the beach is so pebbly and swimming isn't advised.

There is plenty to do, we are active relaxers and had a wonderful time cycling and walking. The Gannet safari tour exceeded expectations. There are plenty of good restaurants and at least a couple of great ones, Mister D restaurant is our all-time favorite. The public pools and spa are a real asset to the community; definitely worth a visit. Napier has to be one of NZ's best-kept secrets.