Just 10 minutes' drive south of Hokitika, this quintessential West Coast pub has been welcoming travellers since 1905.

A short wander from the hotel’s carpark a wild and rugged beach awaits. After that bracing stroll ‘pop into the pub’ for a pie n’ pint. Or cross the road and follow the track through native bush to nearby Lake Mahinapua.

Lodging

We offer a range of lodging options from back-packer style Miners Huts, Private Cabins, Family Apartments to Camper-van parks.

Eating House

We are now open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner! Check out our enticing new menu catering to all dietary requirements.

Cyclist Friendly

With lockable bike racks and cyclist friendly amenities, it's the perfect oasis for those embarking on two wheeled adventures.

Relaxation

A sheltered garden bar and courtyard, complete with hot tub, providing the perfect place to relax after a long bike ride or drive

Natural Wonders

A brief walk from the hotel leads to native bush, a rugged beach, and magnificent Lake Mahinapua, an ideal location for a refreshing swim.

Recreational Activities

Guests can engage in a range of recreational activities onsite, including volleyball, workout area, yoga sessions, or a game of pétanque.

Lodging

Newly Refurbished Accommodations

Our freshly refurbished rooms can accommodate up to 100 guests across various configurations, making it the perfect venue for corporate off-sites, special events, family reunions and more.

Families, Doubles, and Dorms

A range of lodging options cater to the diverse needs of today’s travellers. We even have camper-van parks for road trip enthusiasts!

Eat and Drink

The onsite bar and eating house feature an enticing new menu, including smash burgers, fried chicken and chips, fresh West Coast whitebait, blue cod and various salads catering to all dietary requirements.

stories from mahinapua

Built in 1905, the Hotel's heritage is rooted in the gold rush era, serving as a vital resting place for Miners and Travellers. It was owned by a Scotsman from Edinburgh who came to the West Coast as a Miner and Dredge Worker in the late 1800s.