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Two Bedroom Unit close to Hospital 2/27 Motueka Street, Nelson South Two Bedroom Unit close to Hospital | 2/27 Motueka Street, Nelson South | I agree with the terms & conditionsWe were unable to send your message, please retry the captcha. Login in to your Bayleys We will never spam you. Check out our privacy policy. I agree to the terms and conditionsFacilities at Awatea Tasman Bay’s Boutique Motueka Accommodation Facilities use, including outdoor spa pool, media room, and library are at no additional cost to all our guests. BBQ – Guests who are staying in our luxury Cottage accommodation have a gas BBQ located on a private, mini-patio. Laundry – available on-site; please ask your hosts and they will arrange for personal laundry (in reasonable quantities) to be done for you, for a small charge. Room Servicing – rooms are serviced daily with a change of used bed linen after two nights, unless otherwise arranged. Hot Spring Spa Pool – Available for guest use between 8am and 10pm every day.

Meals and Beverages – Any additional meals and beverages purchased during your stay with us will be added to your final account, payable at check-out. Free Wi-Fi – Connect to the Internet via our complimentary Wi-Fi network. Wheelchair Accessibility – Very limited and in selected areas only (front ramp to Guest House, floor level showers). The Cottage is not wheelchair accessible. Children – The rugged site conditions surrounding the Guest House and Cottage are not suitable for guests under the age of 18.smocked curtains pottery barn Smoking – Outside Only Please! shower curtain rod cvs– Ashtrays are provided for your convenience.adjustable shower curtain rod bangalore

Damages – Will be charged against the guest’s credit card to the extent of the damage incurred. There is a charge for cleaning rooms (curtains, drapes, etc.) if the guest has smoked inside the room during their stay. Pets – (dogs, cats, and other imaginable types) are not allowed. If you are travelling with a pet, we can suggest kennel/boarding facilities for you to contact prior to your arrival. Food Service at Awatea Tasman Bay’s Boutique Motueka Accommdationjessica zoob curtains ($25 per person for Cottage guests)curtains kenneth tynan Continental breakfast and full/cooked breakfast is included in the room rates for Bay View Suite located in our Bed & Breakfast Guest House. coral hidden tab top faux silk curtains

Breakfast is not normally included in the room rate for our luxury Cottage, however you may enjoy breakfast in the Guest House for an additional cost of $25 per person per day. Breakfast is generally available between 8am and 10am, but can be arranged outside these hours – just ask your hosts. Our wholesome breakfasts include homemade breads, jams & spreads, fruit juices, yogurt, seasonal fruit, cereals, espresso coffee, tea, and bacon & eggs cooked to order.curtain shop bournville There are numerous cafés in Motueka, Kaiteriteri, Marahau, Takaka, and other places you might be visiting – ask your hosts about places they recommend. If you are walking in Abel Tasman National Park you can have lunch at the Peppers Awaroa Lodge Café or you can also pre-book a picnic lunch with water taxi operators such as Wilson’s Abel Tasman and Abel Tasman Sea Shuttles. We have a bunch of menus from local restaurants available for you to browse in your room.

We recommend reservations during busy holiday periods – just ask your hosts if you need some help with directions. See our Motueka Cafés & Restaurants links for some suggestions for dining out close by, and the following PDF document contains a map showing some places to dine with approximate driving times. Join your hosts (and other guests) at the Guest House dining table for a relaxed home-cooked evening meal on Christmas Day (local restaurants are typically not open on the 25th of December). Our Christmas dinner normally includes a soup, main, and dessert. To accompany our Christmas dinner, we are proud to offer a selection of local Nelson region white wines from Blackenbrook Vineyard and Anchorage Family Estate, plus international red wines and local & imported beers. Motueka Travel Tips & Suggestions Motueka is a great place. Looks on the map like a small place to pass through on the way to Abel Tasman, but there's a lot to do there and for staying for a while there can't be many better towns in New Zealand.

Small but with the facilities and nightlife of a much larger town, extremely friendly and welcoming locals, arguably the best climate in New Zealand, tons to do within easy driving distance. I'd stop here for at least a week and make it your base for exploring Abel Tasman and Kahurangi National Parks. Though this is really the sort of place you'd want to live permanently someday, you don't get the full appeal of it in a few days. Other than the obvious attraction of Abel Tasman, Golden Bay is well worth a trip over the pass to visit Farewell Spit and the Pupu springs (very good on a day with nice weather, far better than you might imagine) among other attractions. What I would most recommend though is the trip up Mount Arthur to the flora carpark (steep, unsurfaced road but easily achievable in a two-wheel-drive car or campervan) and then up the trail to the Mount Arthur Hut and beyond. Nice walk through the native forest up to the hut, takes one to two hours depending on how slowly you take it, but don't be tempted to turn back there as I was the first time I went up.

The hut is at the treeline, carry on for another ten minutes to come out on the tops and be rewarded with some of the best views you will ever see in your life, I say that without hype. Seriously incredible, going up there was like drugs, I went back half a dozen times and would have carried on doing so if I hadn't left to fly back to the U.K. Easy walk on a good surface too, even in the winter. The wild Kea parrots up there that will fly down and walk around a few feet from you if you are lucky are the icing on the cake. You can carry on further up all the way to the summit of Mount Arthur if you have the time. Don't miss this out - it was the highlight of my whole six months in New Zealand, and it's one of the first things I plan on doing when I go back. If you've visited Motueka, add your comments and tips... Don't discuss the hostels here On the way to small hippie town of Motueka, you will wind your way through the mountains past beautiful views of the hills and valley below.

Roadside stands selling local honey and free range eggs are scattered along the winding path and on a sunny day you can stop for watermelon, apples, or apricots for a picnic in the hills. Most tourists stop in Nelson and never venture over the hill to reach Motueka or the small towns beyond, so this area remains quiet and natural. You can take a bus from Nelson to Motueka or it is a forty-five-minute drive over the hill. The town is small but has a few great cafes with a particular focus on healthy options. With so much local produce in the surrounding areas, the town has a very natural, earthy feel. For a small town in the hills, there is a great variety of art galleries, local cafes, and friendly shops to visit. There are a few hostel options in Motueka where you will find accommodating hosts and other adventurous travelers. Many Motueka hostels are geared toward hikers and backpackers on their way to the Able Tasman National Park, so the hostels and information centers in town can give you good advice about hikes and camping before you venture into nature.