Hokitika Lodge, New Zealand

Rimu Lodge Introduction

Located on New Zealand's West Coast, Rimu Lodge is our luxurious Hokitika lodge which is situated just 10 minutes drive from the Hokitika township and its award winning cafes, and unique tourism attractions.

Architecturally designed, and tastefully decorated, each guest room at our Hokitika lodge takes maximum advantage of the wonderful views.

As the perfect retreat, you will be able to take time out and go at your own pace, surrounded by warmth, beauty and the ambience of a roaring open fire.

We recommend that guests stay a minimum of two nights at our luxury lodge in Hokitika, so as to enjoy the wide variety of outdoor activities, including bush, lakeside and beach walks, river cruises, kayaking, scenic flights and a choice of fine cafes and restaurants. We are also a short drive to Punakaiki and the pancake rocks to the north and to Franz Josef and Fox glaciers to the south.

Accommodation at our Hokitika Lodge

Our luxury lodge in Hokitika, on the West Coast has four luxury rooms available. Each room has queen-size beds with Egyptian cotton bed linen, goosedown and feather duvets.

Each of the luxury guest rooms at our retreat lodge in Hokitika are located to take full advantage of the beautiful river and mountain views.

En suites include hairdryers, toiletries, demist mirrors and heated towel rails.

There is a separate guest entrance to all suites.

Kereru – Meaning wood pigeon, this intimate and tranquil ground floor suite has a gorgeous interior design and is decorated in warm natural shades. This suite includes queen-size bed with luxurious Egyptian cotton linen and spacious en suite. The view provides spectacular scenery of the beautiful Hokitika River and surrounding mountains.

Tui – Luxurious ground-floor suite specifically designed to meet New Zealand disability standards. This stylish suite decorated in warm inviting colours offers stunning views and includes queen-size bed, large disabled en suite and living area. Treat yourself to a special weekend away whether it be romance, holiday or business.

Kotuku – Meaning white heron, this gorgeous and spacious first floor suite is decorated in soft earthy tones. This suite includes a king bed, en suite and living area. The view provides spectacular scenery of the beautiful Hokitika River and surrounding mountains. For a honeymoon, special occasion or anniversary, you will love the Kotuku suite.

Korimako – Gorgeous, spacious first-floor suite with magnificent views of the Hokitika River and surrounding mountains decorated in soft earthy tones. This suite includes a super king/twin bed, large en suite and luxurious living area for your relaxation.

Our Hokitika Accommodation also offers...

• Gourmet breakfast looking out over the breathtaking views of the West Coast's Hokitika River and alpine peaks beyond
• Free wi-fi in all rooms
• A selection of New Zealand wines available for purchase

Location of our Hokitika Lodge

Our West Coast lodge is located in Rimu, Hokitika and is just a 10-minute drive from Hokitika's award winning cafes, jade studios, handmade original glassblowing art and gold galleries.

A private and peaceful retreat lodge in Hokitika, you can relax in warm surroundings and take in the breathtaking views of the Hokitika River and the mountains beyond.

A great room with roaring open fire in winter provides a rich warm ambience and wonderful unique experience.

For bookings and further information about our retreat lodge in Hokitika, please contact us, visit our luxury lodge in Hokitika Web site or make a booking.

About the West Coast

The West Coast of the South Island is the narrow strip of land that's bordered by the Southern Alps and the Tasman Sea. Retaining the feeling of the pioneer frontier, it's a wild place of rivers and rainforests, glaciers, and geological treasures. Legends and stories cling to every feature of this rugged landscape.

The Maori were the first to discover the West Coast, in their search for the elusive pounamu, also known as nephrite jade and greenstone. When the Europeans arrived, gold fever took over the region, and many stayed for farming and forestry.

Isolated from the rest of New Zealand by the Southern Alps, the people have developed a distinctive culture of their own. Known as Coasters, they are known for friendliness and hospitality.

For bookings and further information about our retreat lodge in Hokitika, please contact us, visit our luxury lodge in Hokitika Web site or make a booking.