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New Zealand Accommodation + Hawkes
Bay + Napier
Hawkes Bay is a part of New Zealand
sadly missed by many visitors to our country with its fine sunny weather,
fine Art Deco style, award winning wineries and the Te Urewera National Park.
The most northerly town is Wairoa which is the gateway to Te Urewera National
Park renowned for its large area of lush forests, lakes and rivers, trout
fishing, deer and other wildlife.There are lots of treks within the National
Park - particularly the famous Waikaremoana track which takes 3-4 days.
The Napier area was heavily populated by the Maori and fortified with occupied
forts or Pa’s until the whalers arrived and set up trading posts. Initially
discovered by Captain James Cook in October 1769, and subsequently rediscovered
by the French explorer Jules D’Urville, the safe port of Ahuriri gave
access into the productive farming areas.
The City of Napier, established in 1854 and named after the British General
and Administrator Charles Napier, is famed for its Art Deco style having
been extensively rebuilt after the disastrous earthquake and following fire
in 1931. The earthquake which measured 7.9 on the Richter scale, devastated
both Napier and Hastings as well as the surrounding area with the loss of
over 250 lives. Bluff Hill rises above the city to the north and the fine
wooden villas, which survived the quake and fires, give this area a genteel
air of a bygone era. The area abounds with Bed and Breakfasts the most notable
the Masters Lodge which is the most upmarket place in Napier. It was the
former home of the founder of the National Tobacco Company now called Rothmans.
Down on the flat, where most of the reconstruction took place, the architecture
of the day was Art Deco with its soft pastel colours and zig zag and
geometric motifs.
Other attractions in Napier are the Marine Parade with its Norfolk pines,
Marineland with performing seals and dolphins, The Kiwi House with live kiwis
in a natural habitat, swimming pools and mini-golf park.
 Hastings is further inland (only 20km away from Napier) and
also noted for its Art Deco and Spanish Mission style architecture. It is
the agricultural centre for the region and noted for its apple orchards
particularly the Pacific Rose variety. The area is also renowned for its
large number of excellent wineries mainly producing excellent Chardonnay
wines as well as fine Cabernet Sauignons. Some of the most notable wineries
are Brookfields, Esk Valley Estate, Vidays of Hawks Bay and Ngatarawa. Many
of the smaller towns such as Havelock North, and Taradale also have wineries,
such as Te Mata Estate, Waimarama Estate and Lombardi wine. The most famous
New Zealand winery is The Mission at Taradale which hosts an international
concert each year with such renowned singers as Dame Kiri Te Kanawa. A special
label is produced for each artist. In addition in February each year, the
Hawkes Bay wine and food festival focuses of the local restaurant’s
and wineries.
Travel to the Hawkes Bay is by Air New Zealand and by Orgin Pacific each day. The
Bay Explorer train also runs each day from Wellington.
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Mon Logis Bed & Breakfast - is modelled on a traditional
small privately owned boutique French Hotel. Situated on Marine Parade overlooking the Pacific ocean, and only a few minutes walk to the city centre.
With four upstairs individually furnished rooms, in a style in keeping with the original charm of this
grand two storey Colonial Villa - Iron bedsteads, feather duvets, lace covers and fine cotton linen which
create a special elegance, all rooms have King or King Split twin beds and own private facilities.
All perfectly designed for comfort & relaxation, "Mon Logis is a casual elegance at a price you can afford !"
415 Marine Parade, Napier. +64 (0)6 835 2125 |
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Beach Front Luxury Motel Affordable luxury with a
Pacific Ocean view from every suite. Right on the beach, and within easy
walking distance to the centre of Napier, the Art Deco District, restaurants,
cafés, Marine Parade attractions, beach, Municipal Theatre and McLean
Park The Beach Front Motel is proud to set new standards with an exciting
new concept in refined accommodation. Enjoy the pleasure of your own private
spa pool\spa bath.
 Priced from NZ$160 per night!
373 Marine Parade, Napier Book online with Innz Travel! |
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Te Panai Hotel The Te Pania Hotel offers three-and-a-half star accommodation of a truly international standard.
The hotel is large enough to cater for sizeable tour groups and conferences, yet small enough to care about the little details and individualised service that will make your stay memorable.
The hotel enjoys a very desirable central waterfront location on Marine Parade directly across the road from the War Memorial Convention Centre and swimming complex, and just two minutes' walk from Napier's famous art deco style main street.
Priced from NZ$147 per night!
45 Marine Parade,Napier. Book online! |
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Tennyson Motor Inn - Situated overlooking picturesque
Clive Square in the heart of Napier City, Art Deco capital of New Zealand.
The Tennyson offers a choice of 42 standard, deluxe or executive suites,
family units (sleep 5) and coffee making facilities, mini bar, Sky TV, with
twin or double beds. Non-Smoking rooms available. Restaurant. Laundry. Conference
facilities.
Cnr. Tennyson Street & Clive Square, Napier. |
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Blue Water Hotel - The Blue Water Hotel is Hawkes Bays' newest hotel and was opened in 1999 for the new millennium. A luxury hotel situated beside the redeveloped inner harbour,
the Blue Water provides a wonderful environment to enjoy your time in Napier. Only 5 minutes from Airport and the centre of Napier town, the hotel offers spectacular views over the sea, marina and harbour,
plus provides a handy location to the local attraction Hawkes Bays' has to offer.
Priced from NZ$165 per night!
10 West Quay, Ahurri, Napier. |
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Country Hotel Napier - Originally built for the Hawkes Bay County Council in 1909, the County hotel is one of only two significant buildings to have survived the massive 1931
earthquake. Faithfully refurbished as a boutique hotel in 1995 the County Hotel now stands as Napier's flagship hotel. Retreat to the splendour of an Edwardian Boutique hotel in the heart of Napier, the Art
Deco capital of the world and the centre of the Hawkes Bay Wine Country, and experience the enchantment and elegance of former times with the comforts of today in a beautifully restored hotel.
Priced from NZ$268 per night!
12 Browning Street, Napier. |
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