Where to Find Romantic Stays in the Coromandel for Couples
A trip to the Coromandel with your loved one deserves to be special, whatever your budget. From lavish hilltop retreats to cosy glamping tents among native trees, there is a wealth of romantic accommodations in the Coromandel for couples. We’ve picked out some of the most luxurious stays with on-site spas for ultimate relaxation to affordable B&Bs that are still bound to impress that special someone. So browse away and don’t forget to grab more tips from The Romantic Getaway & Honeymoon Guide to the Coromandel.
1. Hush Boutique Accommodation (Coromandel Town)
Connect with nature and each other at the forest-nestled Hush Boutique Accommodation. The spot is so romantic, that it’s also a popular wedding venue. A short drive from Coromandel Town, the romantic accommodation offers a small selection of motel-style cabins. Each cabin has hot drink-making facilities, an ensuite, and super-soft bedding and towels. Make your meals in the communal undercover kitchen and dining area where you can dine alfresco whatever the weather. For more self-catering options, take a look at the 10 Best Self-Catering Accommodations in the Coromandel.
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- Hush Boutique Accommodation on Booking.com
- Hush Boutique Accommodation on Trip.com
- Hush Boutique Accommodation on Expedia
2. Sunlover Retreat (Tairua)
A sundrenched B&B in the seaside town of Tairua, Sunlover Retreat specialises in romantic getaways. The accommodation offers exclusive romance packages giving couples an entire floor of the B&B to ensure you enjoy your getaway undisturbed. Packages also include a sumptuous breakfast, candles, bubbles and, of course, beautiful accommodation. Enjoy the views of the Tairua Estuary from your slipper bath, walk onto your balcony overlooking the town and ocean, and feel comfortable in the modern and cultural decor.
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3. The Church Accommodation (Hahei)
Located on the edge of Hahei Village, within walking distance of Cathedral Cove and a short drive from Hot Water Beach, The Church Accommodation offers a convenient yet romantic stay for couples. What’s more, there are some affordable accommodation options, such as the “Garden Studios” with private decks to enjoy the continental breakfast offered in the mornings. Get more space in the “Garden Cottages” or opt for a full kitchen with the “Self-contained Cottages”. Whether you decide to self-cater or not, don’t miss impossibly romantic dining at the on-site restaurant, The Church Bistro, which also features in The Romantic Getaway & Honeymoon Guide to the Coromandel.
Check The Church Accommodation out:
- The Church Accommodation on Booking.com
- The Church Accommodation on Trip.com
- The Church Accommodation on Expedia
4. Hot Water Beach TOP 10 Holiday Park (Hahei)
An attractive holiday park just a short stroll from Hot Water Beach and a short drive to Hahei, the Hot Water Beach TOP 10 Holiday Park offers romantic glamping tents for couples. The tents are set up in the quiet corner of the holiday park by a stream and surrounded by native trees. There is a modern amenities blocks with communal kitchens and shower rooms (on five-minute timers) within walking distance. A good option for couples on a budget! See more like this in the 10 Best Budget Accommodations in the Coromandel.
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- Hot Water Beach TOP 10 Holiday Park on Booking.com
- Hot Water Beach TOP 10 Holiday Park on HostelWorld
- Hot Water Beach TOP 10 Holiday Park on Trip.com
- Hot Water Beach TOP 10 Holiday Park on Expedia
5. Wairua Lodge (Whitianga)
Stay in the heart of the Coromandel rainforest at the romantic Wairua Lodge. The hotel-style guest rooms are ideal for couples and are modernly designed with private patios leading out to the forest-lined gardens. The accommodation is self-catering, while breakfast is delivered to your room the evening before. Spend your time together here cosied up at the outside fire pit, on the bushwalk discovery trails and at the romantic treetop two-person bath.
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6. Coghill Cottage (Whitianga)
Stay in the heart of Whitianga in a romantic historic cottage. Coghill Cottage is a beautifully restored miner’s cottage situated in the heart of Whitianga town centre, making for easy access to the Coromandel’s most popular tours – check out the 10 Romantic Activities in the Coromandel for examples. The cottage has two bedrooms featuring grand artwork, a bathroom with a freestanding claw bath, and an elegantly-decorated lounge and dining area where you can enjoy meals prepared by your personal chef.
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7. Hahei Holiday Resort (Hahei)
Enjoy absolute beachfront and romantic views for an affordable price at the Hahei Holiday Resort. The coastal cabins are the best budget options for couples, while the luxurious sea view villas provide the ideal romantic retreat. The villas feature a spa bath, a fully-equipped kitchen with a dishwasher and a private balcony and deck. The holiday park is also in a great position to visit the Coromandel must-dos!
Check Hahei Holiday Resort out:
- Hahei Holiday Resort on Booking.com
- Hahei Holiday Resort on Trip.com
- Hahei Holiday Resort on Expedia
8. Brenton Lodge (Whangamata)
For a luxury stay in Whangamata, set your sights on Brenton Lodge. Amidst manicured gardens are an outdoor pool, expansive decks and unbeatable scenery. Stay in one of the romantic cottages or retreat to one of the bright and tastefully-decorated suites inside the lodge itself. Breakfast is served each morning either alfresco on the deck or privately in your cottage. See more quaint stays like this in the 10 Best Boutique Accommodations in the Coromandel.
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9. Earth Energies Sanctuary (Mangatarata)
Spoil your loved one with a luxury stay in a hillside hut amidst 80 hectares (200 acres) of lush farmland in the Coromandel. You will be the exclusive guests at the Earth Energies Sanctuary, a getaway for relaxation complemented by the on-site treatment room. Unwind with float therapy, aromatouch massages, an infrared sauna and much more – the choice is yours. After your treatment, relax at your secluded two-bedroom two-bathroom cabin, tastefully designed to reflect nature. See more like this in the 10 Best Luxury Accommodations in the Coromandel.
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10. Slipper Island Resort (Pauanui)
Does it get any more romantic than staying on a private island?! The Slipper Island Resort is located just off the coast, south of Pauanui, home to a number of accommodations, from glamping tents to spacious chalets. The two-bedroom glamping tents are unlike any other glamping experience in New Zealand, just moments away from the beach. Alternatively, stay in the self-contained chalet and cosy log fire. The island has its own walks and kayaks available, while guests can also opt for a fishing charter. For more resort-style stays, take a look at the 15 BEST Hotels & Resorts in the Coromandel.
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[CLOSED] Koru Riverside Retreat
The place is all yours: an A-frame self-contained holiday home nestled in native forest beside the river. Upstairs in the Koru Riverside Retreat is the master bedroom with a super-king bed with memory foam mattress, while downstairs is your social open-plan living area and kitchen to spruce up your own romantic meals. Outside, however, is the real gem of this holiday home with hammocks among the trees, a spa pool beside the river and walks throughout the property.
More Romantic Accommodations in the Coromandel for Couples
That’s it for our guide to the most romantic accommodations in the Coromandel, including in Whitianga, Thames, Hahei, Coromandel Town and Whangamata. For more couples’ options, as well as things to do, check these out:
- 15 Best Holiday Homes & Apartments in The Coromandel
- 10 Best Boutique Accommodations in the Coromandel
- 10 Romantic Activities in the Coromandel for Couples
Finally, if there’s anything we’ve missed, you’re likely to find it in The Romantic Getaway & Honeymoon Guide to the Coromandel.
Author
Laura S.
This article was reviewed and published by Laura, editor in chief and co-founder of NZ Pocket Guide. Since arriving solo in New Zealand over 10 years ago and with a background in journalism, her mission has been to show the world how easy (and awesome) it is to travel New Zealand. She knows Aotearoa inside-out and loves sharing tips on how best to experience New Zealand’s must-dos and hidden gems. Laura is also editor of several other South Pacific travel guides and is the co-host of NZ Pocket Guide’s live New Zealand travel Q&As on YouTube.