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MAKARA HOUSE

Island retreat

Makara House is a three-bedroom home overlooking Waitangi Bay just 200m from Hotel Chatham. Perfect for families and small groups it sleeps up to six in comfort while enjoying the wonderful bay area views.

Hotel Chatham runs a courtesy van to and from the Bar and Restaurant.

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Whole House

NZ$ 650 /night

Continental & cooked breakfast included at Hotel Chatham

NZ$ 600 /night

No breakfast included

 Per Room

NZ$ 225 /bedroom/night

Continental & cooked breakfast included at Hotel Chatham

NZ$ 200 /bedroom/night

No breakfast included

3 x BEDROOMS

 

- King or two single beds

- Shared bathroom with bath

- Lounge area

- Fully equipped kitchen

- Veranda with sea views

- BBQ area under covered porch

- Laundry and second fridge

- Sky TV and WiFi

Sleeps 2 x 3 bedrooms

Some properties are better suited for groups or long-term arrangements. When you make your enquiry, tell us what you need and we will find our best available accommodation option. Let us know if you have particular needs or if you wish the room to be appointed differently eg. twin or double beds. If you need baby cots and high chairs, please book in advance with your room as we have limited numbers available.

Hotel Chatham and the Forget Me Not Suites have one wheelchair accessible room each.

To secure your booking, payment of one night's accommodation is required.

Credit card surcharge: +2.5%

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See wildlife that's wild about living out here

While some once-common species are under threat on the mainland, we've got similar species that are unique and endemic to the Chathams – Chatham Island Shags, Pitt Island Shags, Chatham Island Taiko, Chatham Island Oyster Catchers, Chatham Petrels, Black Robins, Parea (Chatham Island Wood Pigeon), Chatham Island Warblers, Chatham Island Fantails, Chatham Island Tui and Chatham Island Tomtits. Wekas are a dime a dozen and even considered a pest. Our Red Admiral Butterfly is another different species to the mainlander.

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