The hotel features 24 fully serviced, superior, self-contained motel units. There is a complimentary morning newspaper for guests. The establishment is air-conditioned and offers a lobby and car park. The hotel has a great location with ferry terminals close by at beautiful Evans Bay. The waterfront is full of restaurants, cafes, shops, galleries and most famously Te Papa, the Museum of New Zealand. It is situated just 5 minutes from the city centre and airport. All units are equipped with Sky television, a complimentary morning newspaper, Internet access (wireless and cable), and air conditioning. All units are non-smoking. A shower and double bed are further standard features. The hotel offers a continental breakfast at the price of NZD 12 per person per night. You can start your day with a full english breakfast, which costs NZD 16 per person per night.
Quest Atrium apartment hotel is located in the city centre, a short walk to the National Museum and many Wellington's shops, restaurants and cafes. Apartments include studios, 1, 2 and 3 bedroom units. All apartments offer guests a kitchen, private laundry and ensuite bathroom. Guests can exercise in the modern gym or relax in the spa or saun. Outside, there is a heated covered pool. Quest Atrium is easily accessible from the Railway station or ferry terminal. It is located only 600 metres from the water front and Wellington's famous cable car . Secure private parking is available.
This is an excellent hotel. Its suburban location has the added benefit of being away from the busy streets of the city centre. The hotel has a complimentary shuttle that operates on demand 24/7 to and from Wellington Airport. On collection of luggage, call the hotel on the freephone located in the Baggage Claim area or ring 0508 273 689. Pickup is outside the Arrivals Terminal downstairs. Free parking. PL0512
"The Wellesley Boutique Hotel is named after Arthur Wellesley, better known as the Duke of Wellington, the victor of Waterloo. The Duke was a sponsor of the New Zealand Company, which in turn recognised his support by naming Wellington, one of the principal towns of the new colony, after him. In 1891 a group of Wellington businessmen decided to establish a gentlemen's club, they chose the name Wellesley because of its obvious connections with the city of Wellington. The building that today houses the Wellesley Boutique Hotel was designed by architect Gray Young and completed in 1929. It won an Institute of Architects Gold Medal and is considered one of the finest examples of neo-Georgian architecture in Wellington. The building has been designated a grade 1 Heritage Building by the New Zealand Historic Places Trust. In 1997 the building was meticulously restored as a hotel.
"Lambton Heights is a large heritage home in Wellington's inner suburb of Kelburn with sweeping views of the city and harbour. We have two king sized rooms and one double room, all with en-suite facilities. Our private garden offers a spa-pool and a delightful vista of the city and harbour. Our guests have their own lounge overlooking the garden. Facilities include a small library and tea and coffee making facilities. Its old world charm and character has been enhanced with modern, sparkling new bathroom facilities. Enjoy the sound of New Zealand's native Tui (bird) in the morning, the short stroll to the Botanic Gardens, Wellington's historic cable car, Parliament Buildings, Te Papa and Victoria University."
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