Landmark Manor - New Plymouth

Award-winning motel in central New Plymouth with spa bath suites

Accommodations & Room Types

Landmark Manor offers spacious rooms with super king-size beds and air conditioning. Guests can choose from studios, large studios, one-bedroom suites, and two-bedroom suites that accommodate up to four people. Some units include spa bath suites and full cooking facilities for extended stays.

On-Site Amenities & Services

This motel provides a complimentary continental breakfast and free on-site parking for all guests. An airport shuttle service runs on request, and the property has a guest laundry and dry cleaning options. The grounds feature a 150-year-old landmark Pohutukawa tree, adding a historic touch to the stay.

Location & Surroundings

Located in the heart of New Plymouth, the motel is across the road from two major supermarkets and within walking distance of cafes and restaurants. The Coastal Walkway is a 10-minute stroll away, while Pukekura Park is a 5-minute drive. Guests can also reach the Govett-Brewster Art Gallery and the city center on foot.

Accessibility & Special Features

Landmark Manor is designed with well-accessible features including wheelchair-accessible rooms and toilets with grab rails. The motel also offers long-term stay rates for visitors planning extended visits. Soundproof rooms ensure a quiet environment despite the central location.

Guest Recognition & Business Services

This motel received the Best Service award in the TripAdvisor Travelers' Choice Awards 2013. Business travelers can use the fax and photocopying services, along with express check-in and check-out. The property also accommodates group bookings for events like weddings and parties.

• Awards: Best Service in TripAdvisor Travelers' Choice Awards 2013
• Rooms: Spa bath suites and super king-size beds
• Location: Walk to Coastal Walkway and Pukekura Park
• Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible rooms with grab rails
• Services: Airport shuttle, guest laundry, and continental breakfast
• Extras: 150-year-old Pohutukawa tree on grounds