Simple, clean, and comfortable. Very friendly host.

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Spacious, modern, comfortable, friendly staff!

Couldn’t fault it

Warm, comfortable bed and good shower. Really clean amd host very welcoming

Bit hard to work put where reception was but that's it.

comfortable bed, well equipped kitchenette, room size was good , staff was helpful and friendly

They serviced the room daily to an exceptional standard.

Awesome 10 out of 10

Never ceases to fail, always stay here when in motueka, fabulous quiet place, end unit has its own deck that looks over a private garden, all units have decks. Close to town, and great parking. Will be back. Very very clean, and special little treats left out are appreciated thanks Vicki.

The most welcoming and accommodating motel where nothing was too much trouble. Most motels in NZ are great, this was great plus some!

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The Abbey Court Motel property is very compact, making for some tricky manoeuvring of our rental car wagon when entering and exiting it, but we managed it OK and we certainly enjoyed sitting quietly on the decking at the front of our room in the privacy of very pleasant garden surroundings while chatting to our friendly neighbours. While not over spacious, our room was comfortable and was kept spotlessly clean throughout our stay. Our cheerful, obliging host, Vicki, was readily helpful in various ways. Abbey Court is very conveniently close to both the headquarters of Wilsons, one of the two main tourism operators along the coast of the spectacular Abel Tasman National Park, and an excellent takeaway food shop just around the corner. In addition, the Motueka town centre is just a short drive away up High Street, offering a good range of dining & shopping options. We loved sea kayaking at nearby Kaiteriteri and taking a drive to 3 impressive lookouts on the winding Golden Valley road at Upper Takaka before descending to the Riwaka Valley and walking a short distance to the beautiful Riwaka Resurgence (where the river comes out of the bottom of the mountainside at the end of the valley). The absolute highlight though was to be ferried in (and out) very proficiently by Wilsons for a scenic 4.5 km rainforest walk in the Abel Tasman National Park which was well worth the considerable expense & physical exertion involved.

Nothing really - all good, including the excellent motel wifi and cable TV. Our visit was topped off at the end by the stunning drive to Murchison out along the scenic, fertile Motueka River Valley, including a stop at the impressively long and old Pokororo Swing Bridge!