Locuri de cazare Hawkes Bay (Napier, Havelock North, Hastings, Waimarama B)

We invite you to stay in our quiet, sunny colonial villa on Bluff Hill. Relax in a spacious room with ensuite. Feel pampered in king or twin single beds with fine cotton linen, duvets, electric blankets, plump pillows and robes. Enjoy lounge seating, TV, heater, fan, tea/ coffee making facilities and complimentary refreshments in your room. Unwind with a walk around our ˝ acre garden or take in the view from our verandah, guest lounge or upstairs sunroom. Prior to indulging your taste-buds at a local restaurant join us on the verandah or in the lounge for complimentary tasting of local wine and produce. Choose your breakfast from our menu of local foods and home-made delights. We make every effort to make your stay extra special and memorable.When booking, please advise of any special dietary requirements. Two unobtrusive cats in residence. Features and Attractions * Quiet, private surroundings * Extensive views * Guest computer provided * 10 minute walk to city centre * Guest laundry facilities * Off-road parking & easy

Whinfield is a comfortable country home with spectacular river views. Our accommodation offers two ensuite rooms in a separate cottage in the garden. Enjoy breakfast on the terrace of the main house and then have a game of chess on the outdoor board or stroll down to the river to fish or walk along the bank, past vineyards and deer farms. We are only five minutes away from excellent restaurants and shops in Taradale and 5 minutes from the golf course. The Art Deco attractions of Napier are just 20 minutes away. We are happy to help plan your activities . At the end of the day, join us for a glass of wine and some home-grown olives. We are retired farmers grazing a few cattle and have chooks and a cat. Features and Attractions * Peaceful lifestyle * Art Deco attractions * Food & wine trails * 2 ensuite rooms * Fishing & Swimming * Outdoors chess

We organise guided eco tours in and around Lake Waikaremoana in the Te Urewers National Park. Lake Waikaremoana was formed 2200 years ago by a huge landslide, which blocked a narrow gorge along the Waikaretaheke River. Water backed up behind this landslide to form a lake up to 248 metres deep. In 1946 a hydroelectric development lowered the lake level by 5 metres. The area is formed from young mudstone, siltstone and sandstone, mostly about 10 -15 million years old. These sediments were originally part of the sea floor, but about two million years ago uplift brought them above sea level. The mountains and hills of the area have been shaped by continuous erosion. Major valleys like Aniwaniwa have been carved deeply from soft mudstones, while the more solid sandstones have tended to form ridges like Panekiri. The vegetation of the Waikaremoana area is like a great green cloak, mantling countless ridges and valleys. There are more than 650 types of native plant present in the park, some very rare. The vegetation pattern is ever changing; volcanic activity, fire, storms, possums and deer have modified the forest in many areas. The forest is regenerating along the shore where the lake level was lowered for power generation.Many birds live in the forest. Among the more notable are kaka, kakariki, New Zealand robin, New Zealand falcon, rifleman, and at night, morepork and North Island brown kiwi. Grey, mallard and paradise ducks are common on the lake edge, and New Zealand scaup, kingfishers and white faced herons are found in sheltered areas. Both of New Zealand's rare native bat species, the long-tailed and short-tailed, are present in the park. For trampers and hikers, the Lodge is the perfect base from which to set out on a variety of walks and tracks including the famous Lake Waikaremoana Great Walk. This is a 46 kilometre, three to four day tramping track that follows the lakeshore for most of its length. Magnificent forested scenery and plenty of

Our home is in a semi-rural setting. We offer our guests warm hospitality combined with relaxed and comfortable accommodation. Breakfasts at our home are prepared in a relaxed, informal atmosphere and feature fresh, local organic fruits, cereals or full cooked breakfast, if required. Our large family room, which opens onto its own patio and garden, has a king bed, two single king beds plus ensuite and coffee making facilities. The pool room with super king bed, ensuite and coffee making facilities, offers privacy and relaxation in the garden by the pool or under the trees. Sallys passion for gardening, combined with her experience in garden centres, has led to the creation of a garden retreat which features a wide variety of tropical, succulent and other plants. We have two delightful, friendly cats, Sugar and Spice, who may greet you. Features and Attractions * Delightful semi rural setting * Halfway Napier - Hastings * Restaurants, golf courses nearby * Minutes from wineries & shops * Friendly atmosphere * Large swimming pool * Two cats - Sugar & Spice * Peaceful garden

Seaview Lodge is a lovingly renovated, spacious late Victorian home. This inner city, beachside Bed and Breakfast offers a warm welcome and spectacular views over the city and ocean. Enjoy your continental breakfast of fresh croissants and fruit salad on the lower verandah while watching the waves break on the shore. At the end of the day relax in the comfortable guest lounge or on the large upstairs balcony and enjoy a glass of local wine while watching the sun set. A spacious single and a double room share the large guest lounge with TV and tea/ coffee making facilities. The other double/twin room has its own lounge area including TV. The 2008/2010 Lonely Planet guide recommended Seaview Lodge as their pick for Napier. Features and Attractions * Overlooking Pacific Ocean * 3 min walk to city centre * Across from heated pools * Quiet, elevated location * Off-street parking * Quality bed

A warm invitation to share our charming oasis of ever nchanging colourful gardens. Christine, Napier born, is happy to assist with local and national sightseeing advice. Both large guest rooms are privately appointed with ensuite bathrooms, have comfortable queen beds, armchairs, heating, fan, hairdryers, tea/coffee making facilities, telephone, DVD television. You may prefer to sit back in the light and airy guest lounge with a book, magazine, newspaper or board games email access is available here. Our sunny, private courtyard provides opportunities to relax or savour the delicious breakfast choices including homemade and local produce. Napier city is a ten minutes walk and the historic suburb of Ahuriri, with many fine restaurants is a two minute drive from here. Off-street parking, laundry service available. Welcome, unwind, our wish is you feel at home. Features and Attractions * Quiet location * Colourful gardens * 10 min walk to city * Wineries, golf, fishing nearby * Single level home * Emails, wireless

Welcome to Spence Bed and Breakfast situated on Napier Bluff Hill. A near new quality, comfortable home with a touch of the Mediterranean. Quiet area 10-15 minute walk to the Art Deco city centre. Wireless internet access. Guest suite opening onto patio and colourful walled garden. Lounge includes double bedsettee, TV, DVD, teamaking, refrigerator, microwave. The bedroom has a queen and a single bed, for those requiring a twin room and a well appointed ensuite bathroom. From the breakfast area upstairs take in the panoramic views. Napier, Hawkes Bay is a great place to be and we hope it will be for you. We have hosted for over ten years and enjoy overseas travel. Able to meet public transport. Features and Attractions * Guest suite and garden patio * Art deco walk and museum * Visit gannet colony * Close to Napier City Centre * Wineries tasting and lunch * Visit excellent