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There was no faults I've stayed there a couple of times with my mum when she was alive and she was very fussy she use to say it was a flash motel so that says everything about the motel. No photos taken it was a all day Kupa Haka competition from schools from Whangarei to Kaitaia competing

The Left Bank Hotel is the jewel in the crown for this small town - a lovely place to stay. We did the Twin coast cycle ride and stayed two nights. There were some kids doing burn-outs when we arrived and it's obvious that there isn't a lot of money about. Having said that we met some wonderful locals over the two days that we were in the area, and their stories and commitment to the cycle trail were truly inspiring! When we left we decided to stop in at the Ngawha hot springs, just outside town. this is a great complex and well worth the detour!

Kaikohe is home for us. Our whānau and friends ade there bit i prefer to have my own space to come away to after a big day with my whānau (a place to just chill and relax). Kaikohe has everything you need walking distance from laundrettes to somewhere to buy groceries. Also had some really cool places to go explore in and outside of town, Monument Hill in Kaikohe, bike trails, Ngawha Springs for a nice soak in the natural thermal pools, go for a drive to see Tane mahuta, drive to Opononi. Plenty places to explore.

Clean, parking, accessible and secure - people were generally friendly and welcoming - its hometown and has good coffee and hot food available in the Main Street. For a town that has been bashed in the media - it still has heart and good people and opportunities - it will see brighter days again.

Small town, not much scenery around nor accommodation options. Bar food at a pub or McDonald’s were the only options for dinner on the Wed we stayed. A couple of nice cafes open in the morning till afternoon. Not recommended for the tourists

Unfortunatlery Kaikohe has fallen on hard times and whilst there are some very good cafes open during the day, there was nothing open at night that got even close to a restaurant so dining out whilst staying in a hotel whose restaurant and bar was closed, was a problem. However the hotel is fabulous ad well worth the stay and the fact that Kaikohe is at the highest point on the Twin Coast Cycle Trail was a a real bonus so we made do and drove to Pahia which is about 25mins away for a great dining experience. It was very nice of the hotel to provide a dining area but how many takeaways do you want to eat? I hope the dining experience is improved because it is a beautifully restored buildng and very comfortable. And all credit to the owners who have tried to provide a quality facility in a town that needs tourism.