Pentlands Bed and Breakfast Hotel
22 Pentland Ave., Mt Eden, Auckland
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Pentlands Bed and Breakfast Hotel Auckland

22 Pentland Ave., Mt Eden Auckland, North Island, 1003, New Zealand

TravelPod Member ReviewsPentlands Bed and Breakfast Hotel Auckland

“Nice”

kateandlindsay (6 reviews)
Bangor & Bromsgrove, United Kingdom Flag of United Kingdom
Sep 16, 2011

Good

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Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this B&BPentlands Bed and Breakfast Hotel Auckland

Macs gold

A travel blog entry by claireconroy

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Hey Guys
Just lef cambridge and the sun behind me i'm headed back to the auckland to the same hostel , my home for the next 8 nights. A bit of shopping done and I even stretched the budget for a bottle of gunn estate pinot noir $9 ..bargain .... sharing a room with a german , a dane and a kiwi.
Went downtown today and picked up my RUGBY …

Kiwiana

A travel blog entry by heleng2

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There is a standard list of iconic New Zealand items: jandals, pohutakawa trees, buzzy bee toys and so on. We can add a few things to it; here's my list of the things that will always make us think 'New Zealand', in no particular order!

- scenery (of course): steep bush clad hills, gravel braided rivers, hundreds of shades of green, big …

Back to where I started. Auckland.

A travel blog entry by jun-etan

I'm back at Auckland! Right now I am using the Internet at Melissa's place while she packs her stuff. I bade farewell to Val this morning and checked out of Pentlands. Val's going to New Plymouth with Robert for the Womad Festival, and I am going to Northland with Aunt Helena and Uncle John. It was so surreal being back in Pentlands again, where I …

Auckalnd: New Zealands Biggest City

A travel blog entry by kateandlindsay

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Although not the capital, Auckland is by far the biggest city in New Zealand supporting around 1.5 million of the country’s 4 million strong population. The city its self is a costal city where the downtown high-rises have been built around a the harbour area. It has all the usual elements of a big city that you would expect, with shopping …

Whales and dolphins time!

A travel blog entry by lauranqy

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26/05/2011
we drove through Waikato countryside before arriving in Auckland at 10am. we said a sad goodbye to our group before heading to our hostel that we had previously booked. 1 of the guys from the tour, Will, was staying with us 2 which was nice. we caught a taxi to the hostel and dropped off our things. Will wanted a nap so we caught the …