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Travelodge Palmerston North $70.75 Travelodge Palmerston North > PMR > 175 – 185 Cuba Street > Palmerston North > > 4441>Location. This city center property is located in Palmerston North, close to Te Manawa, City Library, and New Zealand Rugby Museum. Features. In addition to air conditioning in public areas, Travelodge Palmerston North features tour assistance. The property offers audio visual equipment. Guest parking is complimentary. The staff can arrange dry cleaning/laundry services. The front desk is open 24 hours a day. Guestrooms. Amenities featured in guestrooms include air conditioning and coffee/tea makers. Business friendly amenities include direct dial phones. All guestrooms provide refrigerators. Bathrooms feature hair dryers. All guestrooms at Travelodge Palmerston North are non smoking. Notifications and Fees:Additional fees and deposits may be charged by the property at time of service, check in, or check out. Rollaway bed: AU$ 30 per night> |
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Kingsgate Hotel Palmerston $85.64 Kingsgate Hotel Palmerston > PMR > 110 Fitzherbert Avenue > Palmerston North > > 5301>Location. This city center hotel is located in Palmerston North, close to The Square, Te Manawa, and City Library. Features. Kingsgate Hotel Palmerston has a spa tub. Business amenities at this 3.0 star property include meeting rooms for small groups and secretarial services. Kingsgate Hotel Palmerston has a restaurant and a bar/lounge. Room service is available during limited hours. This property provides a complimentary airport shuttle. Event facilities include conference rooms. The staff can arrange event catering and currency exchange. Additional amenities include laundry facilities, self parking, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. This is a smoke free property. Guestrooms. Kingsgate Hotel Palmerston has 150 guestrooms. Televisions are equipped with pay movies. Guestrooms provide high speed (wired) Internet access (surcharge), phones, and fax machines. Guestrooms feature coffee/tea makers. Bathrooms offer shower/tub combinations and hair dryers. Additional amenities include irons/ironing boards, windows that open, and clock radios. Guestrooms have city views. In addition, amenities available on request include wake up calls. > |
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Palmerston $41.5 Palmerston |
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BELLA VISTA MOTEL PALMERSTON NO $102.09 PROPERTY TYPEVACATION HOTEL BUSINESS HOTEL BED AND BREAKFAST HOTELRATINGSSTARS 4 STARSADDITIONAL HOTEL DESCRIPTIONFOR BUSINESS OR PLEASURE WHATEVER THE REASON FOR VISITINGMANAWATUS CAPITAL BELLA VISTA MOTEL PALMERSTON NORTH CANFULFIL YOUR ACCOMMODATION AND CONFERENCE REQUIREMENTS. AGREAT LOCATION WITH 18 SUPERIOR UNITS AND CONFERENCEFACILITIES. CONFERENCE ROOMSITUATED AT REAR OF COMPLEX IN QUIET GARDEN SETTING WITHOUTDOOR AREA. SPACIOUS AND WELL EQUIPPED WITH COMFORTABLESEATING FOR UP TO 20 PEOPLE IN BOARDROOM STYLE AND UP TO 30THEATRE STYLE.WHEELCHAIR FRIENDLY ENRAMP TO WIDE DOORS AND TWO ACCESSTOILETS.FACILITIES AVAILABLE AND INCLUDED IN ROOM HIRE WHITE BOARDFLIP CHART PROJECTION SCREEN TV VIDEO DVD OHP. DATAPROJECTOR AVAILABLE FOR HIRE. FULL CATERING SERVICEAVAILABLE ON SITE. CLOSE TO MASSEY UNIVERSITY. BROAD BANDINTERNET IN ALL ROOMS. CONFERENCE ROOM ONSITE. GENERAL ROOM INFORMATION NUMBER OF ROOMS 19 NUMBER OF FLOORS 2 NUMBER OF NON SMOKING ROOMS 19ROOM DESCRIPTIONS ROOM CODE C1Q BEDDING TYPE QUEEN CLASSIFICATION REGULAR MAX OCCUPANCY 2 MAX NUMBER OF ROLLAWAYS 0 ROOM DESCRIPTION C1QMINI STUDIO IS SUITABLE FOR 1 2 PERSONS ENSUITESHOWER/TOILET AND BREAKFAST MAKING FACILITIES NOMICROWAVE . NON SMOKING ROOM. ROOM CODE CST BEDDING TYPE QUEEN CLASSIFICATION EFFICIENCY MAX OCCUPANCY 2 MAX NUMBER OF ROLLAWAYS 0 ROOM DESCRIPTION CSTONE QUEEN BED ENSUITE SHOWER/TOILET WITH TOILETRIES ANDHAIRDRYER. KITCHENETTE WITH MICROWAVE CROCKERY/CUTLERY ANDSMALL REFRIDGERATOR.COMPLIMENTARY TEA/COFFEE AND BISCUITS.WORK DESK WITH TELEPHONE. INTERNET CONNECTION AVAILABLE.FLAT SCREEN LCD TELEVISION WITH FREEVIEW AND SKY 6 CHANNELS ROOM CODE ST2 BEDDING TYPE MAY VARY CLASSIFICATION EFFICIENCY MAX OCCUPANCY 2 MAX NUMBER OF ROLLAWAYS 0 ROOM DESCRIPTION ST2ONE QUEEN AND ONE SINGLE BEDS ENSUITE SHOWER/TOILET WITHTOILETRIES AND HAIRDRYER.KITCHENETTE WITH MICROWAVE CROCKERY/CUTLERY AND SMALL REFRIDGERATOR.COMPLIMENTARY TEA/COFFEEAND BISCUITS.WORK DESK WITH TELEPHONE.INTERNET CONNECTIONAVAILABLE.FLAT SCREEN LCD TELEVISION WITH FREEVIEW AND SKY 6CHANNELS. |
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Palmerston Island $78.07 High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles Palmerston Island is a coral atoll in the Cook Islands in the Pacific Ocean about 500 km northwest of Rarotonga. It was discovered by James Cook on 16 June 1774.A true atoll, Palmerston Island consists of a number of sandy islets on a continuous ring of coral reef enclosing a lagoon. The largest of the islets include Palmerston, North Island, Lee To Us, Leicester, Primrose, Toms, and Cooks. The total land area of the islets is approximately one square mile (2.6 km ). The coral reef covers about 3,600 acres (15 km ). Author: Surhone, Lambert M./ Tennoe, Mariam T./ Henssonow, Susan F. Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 120 Publication Date: 2010/08/25 Language: English Dimensions: 6.00 x 9.02 x 0.28 inches |
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Palmerston North (New Zealand Electorate) $68.51 High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles Palmerston North is a New Zealand Parliamentary electorate, returning one Member of Parliament to the New Zealand House of Representatives. The current MP for Palmerston North is Iain LeesGalloway of the Labour Party. He has held this position since the 2008 election.In its current incarnation, Palmerston North covers the most urbanised part of Palmerston North City, with the towns in its orbit such as Ashhurst and Linton being part of the neighbouring seat of Rangit kei. The section of the city on the south side of the Manawatu River that includes the main Massey University campus was moved into Rangit kei, effective at the 2008 election; to counter this, the section of the city on the north side, including the suburb of Milson was moved in at the same time. Author: Surhone, Lambert M./ Tennoe, Mariam T./ Henssonow, Susan F. Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 92 Publication Date: 2010/08/25 Language: English Dimensions: 6.00 x 9.02 x 0.22 inches |
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QUEST PALMERSTON $582.35 The much anticipated Quest Palmerston will open on Monday 4th of October 2010. Featuring 84 Studio One Two and Three Bedroom Apartments this property will bring sophisticated and stylishly appointed serviced apartments to the corporate traveller extended stay conferences meetings special events and leisure travellers.With your own private balcony separate living and dining areas private laundry facilities a fully equipped kitchen bathroom and ensuite studio rooms feature a kitchenette and ensuite bathroombroadband and wireless internet access all facets of your home are attributed in these apartments to ensure your stay is comfortable and enjoyable.Conveniently located Quest Palmerston offers superior serviced apartment accommodation in the Palmerston region and surrounding suburbs including Darwin CBD Berrimah Marrara East Arm and Humpty Doo. With easy access to the Stuart Hwy Tiger Brennan Drive Berrimah Road and Export Drive Quest Palmerston is the ideal location for your Local National and International corporate business or as an entry point into experiencing what the top end has to offer.The Conference Room at Quest Palmerston provides you with a range of options and configurations for groups of up to 70 people. Whether you need to meet for half a day or longer or require catering and audio visual equipment the Quest Palmerston Conference Room provides you with quality choice flexibility and convenience. The Conference room is available for hire not only to guests but the community and surrounding businesses.For the Holiday Traveller Quest Palmerston is ideally located to access some of Palmerstons and Darwins premier attractions. Situated in the Palmerston CBD and only a short stroll away is the shopping precinct. Highlights includeRetail shoppingRestaurants and Food outletsDay SpaCinemasParksLibraryYMCA Recreation CentreYMCA Sports and Aquatic centreGolf CoursePubs and ClubsDry Season MarketsBike paths and walking tracksThe Quest Palmerston is a anticipated 4.5 star rated alternative to traditional accommodation offering guests a spacious apartment for the price of a hotel or motel room.Guests are offered the choice of spacious studio rooms 1 2 and 3 bedroom apartments. All apartments are brand new and presented to the highest standards for your comfort. Apartments offer guests a fully equipped kitchen a separate living room from each bedroom and a private laundry and bathroom.Studio Apartment STUDIOOur spacious studio rooms easily accommodate up to two guests in a King size bed or two singles and offer ensuite bathroom with complimentary Quest toiletries reverse cycle air conditioning heating in room safe iron and iron board kitchenette with tea coffee making facilities microwave toaster and small fridge.Make yourself at home with a work desk with Broadband Access direct dial telephone with voicemail DVD player LCD television connected to Austar digital television and the convenience of complimentary onsite car parking subject to availa |
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Cathedral of the Holy Spirit in Palmerston North, North Island, New Zealand, Pacific $24.99 Jeremy Bright Cathedral of the Holy Spirit in Palmerston North, North Island, New Zealand, Pacific – Photographic Print |
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Colourful Side Entrance to Te Manawa, Palmerston North, North Island $19.99 Don Smith Colourful Side Entrance to Te Manawa, Palmerston North, North Island – Photographic Print |
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Windmills on a Windfarm Overlooking Palmerston North, Manawatu, North Island, New Zealand $19.99 Don Smith Windmills on a Windfarm Overlooking Palmerston North, Manawatu, North Island, New Zealand – Photographic Print |
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St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Palmerston North, Manawatu, North Island, New Zealand, Pacific $24.99 Smith Don St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Palmerston North, Manawatu, North Island, New Zealand, Pacific – Photographic Print |
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Tararua Wind Farm, Tararua Ranges, near Palmerston North, North Island, New Zealand $24.99 David Wall Tararua Wind Farm, Tararua Ranges, near Palmerston North, North Island, New Zealand – Photographic Print |
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Sculpture Outside Te Manawa, the Science Centre and Manawatu Museum, Palmerston North, North Island $19.99 Don Smith Sculpture Outside Te Manawa, the Science Centre and Manawatu Museum, Palmerston North, North Island – Photographic Print |
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Te Apiti Wind Farm, Palmerston North, Manawatu, North Island, New Zealand, Pacific $19.99 Don Smith Te Apiti Wind Farm, Palmerston North, Manawatu, North Island, New Zealand, Pacific – Photographic Print |
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Windmills at Dawn in Te Apiti Wind Farm, Palmerston North, Manawatu, North Island, New Zealand $19.99 Don Smith Windmills at Dawn in Te Apiti Wind Farm, Palmerston North, Manawatu, North Island, New Zealand – Photographic Print |
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Pukaha Mount Bruce – New Zealand’s nature at its best
The extensive Wairarapa region of New Zealand boasts of 3 major forest parks, picture perfect landscapes, small towns, stunning coasts, premium wines along with numerous fine dining options. Sprawled between Wairarapa and Tararua regions in the North Island of New Zealand is the renowned Pukaha Mount Bruce – the wildlife resort with a rich diversity of fauna and flora.
You can get there from Masterton (30km north), Eketahuna (10km south) and with a 1 hour drive from Palmerston North and just couple of hours from Wellington or Napier. Mt. Bruce is open from 9:00am to 4.30pm daily for visitors except on Christmas Day. There is also cafe Takahe operating from 9:00am to 4:00pm.
The Mt. Bruce forest is one of the largest portions of the famous ‘Seventy Mile Bush’ which was once a dense lowland Podocarp forest, extending from Opaki to Norsewood. Bush fires and agricultural development around this area has dwindled its territory, leaving only 3 key woodlands including the Mt. Bruce.
Currently Pukaha Mount Bruce has become an internationally recognized conservation site for breeding New Zealand’s most endangered native species including kiwi, tuatara, kokako, and kaka. The endangered birds that are bred in captivity have been released since 1996 from this park. The remaining forest area – with its endemic Rimu, Rata and Kamahi trees – is also under strict conservation and regeneration. And it includes New Zealand’s national symbol – the silver fern (Cyathea dealbata) carpeting the forest floors amongst various types of tree ferns.
When you visit Pukaha Mount Bruce, you can take an eco tour amidst a primeval forest, spot the feeding stations of different species including birds and eels, and get a first-hand encounter with New Zealand’s most endangered endemic species as well as myriads of interesting fauna and flora.
Entry will be free for children under 5 years and the youngsters from 5 – 15 years will receive a concession rate. You can also partake in various activities such as the interactive displays in the Visitor Centre where you can listen to some of the inspiring tales about the resort, its history, vision and achievements.
The site also offers interpretation displays, conference facilities and guided tours during weekends and public holidays. There is even a souvenir shop teeming with appealing gifts, featuring native themes. What’s more you will receive a lunch voucher which includes a complimentary tea or coffee with food of your choice, to savor from the Cafe Takahe at the premises.
Autumn is the best time to visit Wairarapa, which boasts of a mild climate and ample rainfall. As for your lodging options, there are many hotels in Wairarapa to choose from, including the Copthorne Hotel and Resort Solway Park Wairarapa. These hotels are furnished with a plethora of modern comforts and services, where you can relax and relish the breathtaking panorama of the region, whilst pampering your taste buds with cosmopolitan delicacies.
Pukaha Mount Bruce – New Zealand’s nature at its best
The extensive Wairarapa region of New Zealand boasts of 3 major forest parks, picture perfect landscapes, small towns, stunning coasts, premium wines along with numerous fine dining options. Sprawled between Wairarapa and Tararua regions in the North Island of New Zealand is the renowned Pukaha Mount Bruce – the wildlife resort with a rich diversity of fauna and flora.
You can get there from Masterton (30km north), Eketahuna (10km south) and with a 1 hour drive from Palmerston North and just couple of hours from Wellington or Napier. Mt. Bruce is open from 9:00am to 4.30pm daily for visitors except on Christmas Day. There is also cafe Takahe operating from 9:00am to 4:00pm.
The Mt. Bruce forest is one of the largest portions of the famous ‘Seventy Mile Bush’ which was once a dense lowland Podocarp forest, extending from Opaki to Norsewood. Bush fires and agricultural development around this area has dwindled its territory, leaving only 3 key woodlands including the Mt. Bruce.
Currently Pukaha Mount Bruce has become an internationally recognized conservation site for breeding New Zealand’s most endangered native species including kiwi, tuatara, kokako, and kaka. The endangered birds that are bred in captivity have been released since 1996 from this park. The remaining forest area – with its endemic Rimu, Rata and Kamahi trees – is also under strict conservation and regeneration. And it includes New Zealand’s national symbol – the silver fern (Cyathea dealbata) carpeting the forest floors amongst various types of tree ferns.
When you visit Pukaha Mount Bruce, you can take an eco tour amidst a primeval forest, spot the feeding stations of different species including birds and eels, and get a first-hand encounter with New Zealand’s most endangered endemic species as well as myriads of interesting fauna and flora.
Entry will be free for children under 5 years and the youngsters from 5 – 15 years will receive a concession rate. You can also partake in various activities such as the interactive displays in the Visitor Centre where you can listen to some of the inspiring tales about the resort, its history, vision and achievements.
The site also offers interpretation displays, conference facilities and guided tours during weekends and public holidays. There is even a souvenir shop teeming with appealing gifts, featuring native themes. What’s more you will receive a lunch voucher which includes a complimentary tea or coffee with food of your choice, to savor from the Cafe Takahe at the premises.
Autumn is the best time to visit Wairarapa, which boasts of a mild climate and ample rainfall. As for your lodging options, there are many hotels in Wairarapa to choose from, including the Copthorne Hotel and Resort Solway Park Wairarapa. These hotels are furnished with a plethora of modern comforts and services, where you can relax and relish the breathtaking panorama of the region, whilst pampering your taste buds with cosmopolitan delicacies.
