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Hotels on Norfolk Island: your guide to where to stay

Norfolk Island is a tiny Australian territory in the Pacific, known for its distinctive pines, cliffs and the history of a former penal colony. You can stay in apartments, resorts and cosy lodges. We list 46 properties across 3 settlements. Below you will find indicative prices, where to stay, season tips and transport notes.

How much does a hotel on Norfolk Island cost?

The price depends on the standard, the location and the dates. The table shows indicative nightly rates for a double room. The cheapest months are usually August and January, while March is the priciest. Booking ahead usually brings better rates.

Property standard	Indicative price per night (from)
Apartments and budget stays	from approx. A$105
3-star hotels	from approx. A$155
4-star hotels and resorts	from approx. A$205
5-star hotels and premium cottages	from approx. A$280

Indicative rates, updated periodically. For exact prices and availability, select your dates in the search above.

Where to stay on Norfolk Island

The island is small, so wherever you stay everything is a short drive away. These are the areas where accommodation is concentrated:

Burnt Pine. The main township and commercial centre, with the most shops, restaurants and places to stay. A convenient base.
Taylors Road and around. The area with the most resorts and hotels, close to the centre. Plenty of apartments with a view.
Kingston. The historic seaside settlement with the relics of the former penal colony. A quieter area close to the sea.
Coast and cliffs. Cottages with ocean views, for those after peace and panoramas.

Nightly rates vary by area and standard. Here are indicative prices per night for a double room:

Area	Indicative price per night (from)
Burnt Pine	from approx. A$125
Taylors Road	from approx. A$135
Kingston	from approx. A$150
Coast and cliffs	from approx. A$165

What to see on Norfolk Island

The island combines nature and history, and you can see it all in a few days.

Kingston and the penal colony ruins. A UNESCO-listed historic precinct with former prisons, barracks and Georgian houses.
Norfolk Island National Park. Forests of Norfolk pine and palms, with trails up Mount Pitt for island views.
Cliffs and beaches. Emily Bay with its swimming lagoon and the dramatic cliffs along the coast.
Island culture. Descendants of the Bounty mutineers, the local Norfuk language and craft markets.
Offshore islets. Phillip Island and Nepean Island seen from the coast, a target for boat trips and birdwatching.

How much does a trip to Norfolk Island cost

Beyond the room, daily costs are similar to Australia. Many goods are shipped in, so shop prices can be higher. Cards are taken at hotels and restaurants, but it is worth carrying some cash for small purchases. ATMs are in Burnt Pine.

When is the best time to visit Norfolk Island

The climate is mild and subtropical year-round. Summer, from December to February, is warmer and suits the beaches. March tends to be the most expensive, while August and January are the cheapest. Spring and autumn are pleasant for walks and sightseeing, with fewer visitors.

Getting to and around Norfolk Island

You reach the island by plane from Australia, mainly Sydney and Brisbane, and from New Zealand (Auckland). Flights use Norfolk Island Airport near Burnt Pine. Once there, a rental car is the easiest way to get around, as the island has no developed public transport. Some properties offer an airport transfer. Distances are small, so journeys are short.

Example hotels on Norfolk Island

A few recognisable properties for reference:

Cumberland Resort & Spa and South Pacific Resort Hotel by Taylors Road (upper tier, from approx. A$200).
Paradise Hotel & Resort and Governor's Lodge (resorts with a pool, from approx. A$175).
Panorama Seaside Apartments and Seaview Norfolk Island (apartments with a view, from approx. A$120).

Frequently asked questions

When is a stay on Norfolk Island cheapest?

Prices are usually lowest in August and January. March tends to be the most expensive. Booking a few weeks ahead usually helps you find a better rate.

Where do travellers stay most often?

Most accommodation is around Burnt Pine and Taylors Road, close to the centre and shops. The island is small, so everything is nearby from here.

Where are hotels most and least expensive on Norfolk Island?

The highest rates are in cottages with ocean views along the cliffs. Apartments in Burnt Pine and by Taylors Road are cheaper.

Do I need a visa to travel to Norfolk Island?

Norfolk Island is an Australian territory, so Australian entry rules apply. Most travellers need an Australian visa or an electronic travel authority, obtained before travelling. The exact rules depend on your citizenship.

Can I book a hotel with payment at the property?

Yes. Many properties offer pay-at-hotel and free cancellation. The terms are shown for each property during booking.