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| Cedar House, Gisborne. $180.00 double/twin. Ref no: 81. Historic mansion 5 minutes walk from central city. Currently 2 ensuite super - king rooms available. Recipe for a memorable stay includes welcome refreshments, a dash of wine, evening turndowns, and hearty breakfasts; all served with lashings of good humour by broad-minded hosts. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Originally built in 1909, Cedar House has had a colourful history including a period as a girls' boarding and day school. With substantial on-going renovations it now provides accommodation for the discerning traveller while original features including much timber panelling, over three-metre high ceilings and leadlight windows have been retained and enhanced. Two ground-floor rooms with new ensuites are available, including cotton robes, bottled water, fresh flowers and nightly turndowns with bedside treats. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| Within walking distance are all the popular city restaurants, cafes and bars; the district museum, art galleries, parks gardens and the rivers.
Gisborne also offers great golf, trout and sea fishing, hunting, horseriding and kayaking for the ultra-active; gardens, arts, crafts and antiques and museums for those taking it a bit easier, and of course wonderful beaches for walking on, swimming, and of course surfing. |
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