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Gardens Homestay
bed and breakfast - inn
- Number of bedrooms
2 - Number of bathrooms
1 - Number of floors
2 - Sleeps
4
| Pets - No | Smoking - No | Wheelchair - No |
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Property description
The Gardens Homestay is a large Victorian residence that was built in 1892 and lovingly restored and developed during the 1990's. We're located in historic Thorndon, just five minutes walk through the park to Parliament, Lambton Quay and downtown Wellington's shopping and business centre. It's just two minutes walk to the Botanic Gardens and the Lady Norward Rose Garden, even closer to numerous cafes, restaurants and specialty shops in the historic Tinakori Road shopping district.
At the top of St Mary Street is the Town Belt with hundreds of acres of forest and many bush walks.
Property amenities
Furnishings/Luxuries: Air Conditioning, Balcony, Beach Access, Beach Chairs, Beach Front, Beach Towels, Beach Umbrella, Ceiling Fan(s)
Appiliances: Dryer, Filtered Water/Ice, Hair Dryer, Iron, Ironing Board
Electronics: Alarm Clock, Alarm System, Cable TV, Computer, Fax Machine, Internet Access, TV, Telephone, VCR
Recreation/Activities: Biking Nearby, Hiking Nearby, Historic Area Nearby, Night Club/Disco Nearby, Playground Nearby, Pool (Private), Restaurant Nearby, Shopping, State/National Park Nearby, Surfing, Swimming
Transportation: On Bus/Trolley/Train Line, Reserved Parking
Other amenities: Located in the Historic District Botanic Gardens nearby.
Rates
175 - 250 USD
/day
Additional information
Wellington's attractions include 'Te Papa' the National Museum of New Zealand and the excellent Museum of Wellington City and Sea. Wellington is home to the Royal New Zealand Ballet and the National Opera. Cultural attractions include several live theatres and regular performances by the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra. At the other end of the scale, Wellington has a throbbing nightlife with hundreds of excellent restaurants, cafes and bars. Courtenay Place buzzes with activity seven nights a week.
Wellington's waterfront is a great place to stroll and features more great places to eat and drink at the harbour's edge. Downtown Wellington has both high-rise buildings and architecture from earlier eras. Lambton Quay's west side has a kilometre of shopping, uninterrupted by cross streets and bustles with activity. Enjoy a coffee at a sidewalk cafe and watch the world go by or shop 'til you drop.
Parliament and the Beehive occupy a special precinct at the north end of Lambton Quay. Directly across the street is the original historic Parliament Building, the largest wooden building in the Southern Hemisphere and now the Law School of Victoria University. Wellington Cathedral and historic Old Saint Paul's church are nearby. Visitors are welcome everywhere.
The Academy Award winning movie 'Lord of the Rings' was created by Wellington's Peter Jackson whose film studios are located in Miramar. Guided tours of the many Wellington 'Lord of the Rings' film locations are a very popular attraction with 'Rings' fans.
Nestled between the high surrounding hills and the harbour, Wellington has a fascinating topography all its own. Winding eighty kilometres around the harbour is Wellington's Marine Drive, which varies from the glamour of Oriental Bay to remote and rugged coastlines. Stop en route and explore the beaches, enjoy the South Island views and the spectacle of Wellington's rugged coastline. Return via Brooklyn and view the city from high above.
Other activities include great mountain bike riding on Wellington's hills, sailing and ferry trips on Wellington Harbour. Highly recommended is the Wildlife Sanctuary for bush walks among the many native birds.
More Wellington information plus suggested itineraries and maps are available at www.wellingtonnz.com
Owner Information
Name: Neil Harrap
Telephone: +64 27 499 1212
Fax number: +64 4 499 8383
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