Hotels in Picton (South Island, New Zealand)

288 hotels in Picton

    Picton Yacht Club Hotel

    4 Stars

    Walkable access to ferry terminal, Heated outdoor swimming pool access

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    Harbour View Motel

    4 Stars

    Five Minute Walk to Town, Harbour Views from Private Balconies

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    Picton Accommodation Gateway Motel

    4 Stars

    Book local tours at desk, Request late check-in assistance

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  1. Broadway Motel

    5 Stars

    Seven minute walk to ferry, On-site spa and hot tub

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    Tasman Holiday Parks - Picton

    4 Stars

    Ten minute walk to town, Shared kitchen and pizza oven

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    Picton Beachcomber Inn

    3 Stars

    Harbour views from guest rooms, Proximity to ferry and train

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    The Boathouse Lodge

    2 Stars

    Fully equipped communal kitchen access, Proximity to ferry and train

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  2. Picton Waterfront Apartments

    4 Stars

    Private Balconies With Harbour Views, Central Location Near Ferry Terminals

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    Tombstone Motel, Lodge & Backpackers

    2 Stars

    Proximity to Picton ferry terminals, On-site spa and games deck

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  3. Bay Vista Waterfront Motel

    4 Stars

    Waterfront units with bay views, Fully equipped kitchen in apartments

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    Aldan Lodge Motel

    3 Stars

    Walk to Picton waterfront attractions, Access groceries across the street

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  4. The Portage Resort

    4 Stars

    On-site Dining at Portage Restaurant, Waterfront Views of Marlborough Sounds

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    Te Mahia Bay Resort

    1 Stars

    Tinkers Kitchen dining and cafe, Waterfront views of Kenepuru Sounds

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  5. Sequoia Lodge Backpackers

    2 Stars

    Arrange flexible late night check-in, Prepare meals in shared kitchen

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  6. Waikawa Bay Holiday Park

    2 Stars
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    Atlantis Backpackers

    4 Stars

    Themed Murals And Artistic Decor, Fully Equipped Shared Guest Kitchen

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  7. AAA Marlin Motel

    3 Stars

    Accommodating late check-in service, In-room kitchenette facilities provided

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  8. High Street Living Motel

    3 Stars

    Central Picton shops and dining, Electric blankets for winter warmth

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  9. Jasmine Court Motel

    4 Stars

    In-Room Spa Bath Options, Late Arrival Check-In Support

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  10. Lochmara Lodge

    4 Stars

    Book the private bathhouse experience, Dine at the bayside restaurant

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    Escape To Picton Boutique Hotel

    5 Stars

    Select rooms feature spa baths, Five minute walk to marina

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    Hopewell Lodge

    1 Stars

    Waterfront hot tub for relaxation, Fully equipped guest kitchen facilities

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  11. Beachside Sunnyvale Motel

    4 Stars

    Private kitchen with full appliances, Two minute walk to Waikawa Bay

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  12. Ngahere Hou Glamping

    4 Stars

    Wood-fired hot tub for relaxation, Fully equipped kitchen for cooking

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  13. Sennen House Boutique Accommodation

    4 Stars

    In-room continental breakfast supplies, Walking distance to town center

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  14. The Red Shed, Anakiwa

    4 Stars

    Proximity to regional outdoor activities, Kitchenette with multi cooker included

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    Bay of Many Coves

    5 Stars

    Daily changing five-course degustation menu, Heated outdoor pool and spa

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  15. Top of the Town

    Convenient access to ferry terminal, In-room kitchenette and entertainment amenities

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  16. Picton Campervan Park

    Two minutes from ferry terminals, Spotlessly clean shared facilities

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  17. Smiths Farm Holiday Park

    On-site waterfall and glowworm trail, Proximity to Queen Charlotte Track

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  18. Kippilaw House

    4 Stars
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  19. Anakiwa Lodge

    2 Stars

    Large outdoor hot spa access, Queen Charlotte Track access point

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  20. Picton House B&B and Motel

    Utilize on-site swimming pool, Relax in historic homestead setting

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  21. Boathouse Apartments

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  22. The Gables B&B

    Select between rooms and cottages, Enjoy daily continental breakfast service

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Picton, New Zealand: Gateway to the Marlborough Sounds

A picturesque port town at the head of the Queen Charlotte Sound, Picton is most well-known as the South Island base of the inter-island ferry service, yet new arrivals will find many reasons to linger on shore. Its harbour front is arguably the prettiest in New Zealand, while the high streets offer a tempting array of upscale boutiques, eateries, and souvenir shops featuring fine, locally-made goods. Travellers are also spoiled for choice in places to sleep; accommodations in Picton range from simple motels and backpackers’ hostels to posh four-star hotels and holiday homes on the waterfront.

Paddle your way through the Marlborough Sounds…

Picton is often called the gateway to the Marlborough Sounds, a gorgeous maze of waterways which makes up twenty percent of New Zealand’s coastline. Fringed by lush native forest thick with wildlife, the Sounds’ myriad bays, coves, and inlets are ideally suited to sea kayaks, and guided tours are available to suit all levels of fitness and experience. Fishing charters and luxury cruises also do a brisk business here every summer; trips to Marlborough’s mussel, salmon, or paua pearl farms are very popular ways to explore this beautiful area’s unique eco-system. However, travellers who are curious about what it is like to live the “island life” year-round may particularly enjoy a trip on the Beachcomber Cruises Mail Boat. The New Zealand Post has been delivered by boat for over 150 years, and the cargo has included everything from live bees to Christmas presents and school supplies. Tours depart from Monday to Saturday, with a different route and a unique set of deliveries every day.

Hike or bike the Queen Charlotte Track…

Picton is also the ideal starting point for a trek along the Queen Charlotte Track; the 70-kilometre walking and biking trail traces the island’s densely forested coastline from Ship Cove to Anakiwa, offering spectacular views over the Queen Charlotte and Kenepuru Sounds along the way. Part of Te Araroa, which runs for an impressive 3000 kilometres from Cape Reinga to Bluff, the Queen Charlotte Track is graded “moderate” for hiking, and ranges from “intermediate” to “advanced” for biking; some sections may be a bit steep or muddy, but the trail is generally well marked and maintained, with bridges over the major streams and rivers. Outdoorsy travellers can walk the entire track in four days, spending their nights at the simple, “self-serve” campsites and lodges en route. Another, decidedly more luxurious, option is to take the water taxi to one access point or another, enjoying a day’s hike or ride (and a gourmet sack lunch) before retiring to the only five-star resort hotel and spa in the Marlborough Sounds.

Dive into New Zealand’s rich maritime history…

The historic Edwin Fox is permanently docked at Picton’s Dunbar Wharf; built near Calcutta and launched in 1853, the merchant sailing vessel once carried troops to the Crimean War, convicts to Australia, and immigrants to New Zealand. Travellers are welcome to step aboard, walk the graving dock, and imagine the voyages of yore. History buffs may also enjoy a leisurely afternoon at the Picton Museum or a day trip out to the Wairau Bar. About 20 minutes from Picton by car, the Wairau Bar is one of the country’s oldest archaeological sites; artefacts discovered here date back to around 1300 AD. Guided eco-tours of this stunning area can be undertaken on foot, by kayak, or in a 4WD vehicle. Diving tours bound for Port Gore also depart from Picton. Port Gore is home to the Mikhail Lermontov, an opulent cruise ship which sunk in 1986. The Lermontov is a bucket-list wreck for advanced divers, though beginners can also come to enjoy an unspoiled reef rich with marine life.

Savour New Zealand’s greatest wine region…

With more than 140 registered wineries producing award-winning wines, Marlborough is New Zealand’s largest wine producing region. Also the sunniest and southernmost wine region in the country, Marlborough sits at the end of the Classic New Zealand Wine Trail, which is temptingly billed as “380 kilometres of indulgence.” While Sauvignon Blanc is easily the Marlborough region’s greatest claim to fame, thirsty travellers will also find exceptional Riesling, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Methode Traditionelle sparkling wines. Guided half-day and full-day tours are widely available, over land or water, and some tour operators are pleased to pick up travellers anywhere in Picton for no additional charge. Johanneshof Cellars, just nine minutes from town, is a small boutique winery with a wide range of wines, all made on site with hand-harvested fruit. Its extensive underground rock cellar, the first of its kind in the country, is open for guided tours and tastings.

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