Cambridge Hotel Wellington

... little hectic to say the least with my plans changing completely. No worries though (as the Kiwis would say), as I tried the Cambridge Hotel (www.cambridgehotel.co.nz) and sure enough they had some dormitory beds available and it was much closer to the ...

... & filtered sun is really the norm here so calm winds & sun were the weather lottery.  I stayed in the Cambridge Hotel which is a restored historic building which has a sports booking club, restaurant and bar beneath a budget conscious hotel ...

... deserves to be split into multiple parts, as quite a lot worth reporting happened. I spent all six nights staying at the Cambridge Hotel, which is a nice traditionally styled hotel with a backpacker wing. It costs $19NZ a night which is a bargain. ...

... nbsp; We stopped at Mt Taranaki on the way to visit a beautiful waterfall, then drove down to Wellington. Marcus booked us at Cambridge Hotel in Wellington where he used to work before so we managed to have a discount.  We were very hungry so we went ...

... Rocks Seal Coloney, time to have a cuppa and a chat. After enjoying a well needed strong cup of tea, David takes me to Cambridge hotel where i'll be staying for the next few days. Dave tells me off some horror storys of the hotel from about 3 years ...

... in Souther California as well.   Wellington was an interesting city to visit.  I think the most shocking difference between Auckland and Wellington is the people.   The only analogy I could come up with is if you look at San Francisco.  You have the ...

Hi Guys, I arrived in Wellington after another long bus trip today! (well yesterday as I didn't get to the internet in Wellington!) And...first impressions - WOW its a big city! After spending a month in sleepy Waipawa, a small farming town with not ...

... Cam is from, so we knew to look out for these signs and that the pies would be awesome, which they were! Anyway, finally got to Wellington after a fairly long drive, so thank god it was good bye to our holiday rep of a driver! We had a lot of ...

... a trainee.  He loved my hair and thought that I was about 23, I came out feeling very good about myself!  Wellington is a really nice city, very open by the dock (which I walked along several times) lots of runners, funky people, little cafes, ...

... ;I hang around with them instead of living like a Kiwi. I am looking for flats in central area even though I dont have a job as wellington is so small you can walk across it in half an hour. When the weather is nice it is stunning with views over the ...

... nicht. Daher haben wir ihn zum Verkauf ins Internet gestellt. Nach einer Nacht in Palmerston North gings weiter nach Wellington. Dort war "Waitangi Day" und zeitgleich einige wichtige Rugbyspiele (die Kiwis sind Rugbyverrueckt), nicht die beste Zeit um ...

... concerts and displays often happen, and a native bush walk! Madness. I loved it, and as its free admission I may just go again. Wellington Zoo is pretty much on a par with Hamilton in my opinion, its also a small city zoo and VERY much restricted with ...

... 'come talk to me' vibe. After a late night McDonald's milkshake, I went to bed in our hotel room. The next day, we headed off to Cambridge, which is a quiet, but sprawling, suburban town which is saturated with history. Ancient buildings line the ...

... park at all. I was really glad Lee had offered to drive again because I couldn't have handled it. We booked into the Cambridge hotel, which is actually a backpackers, and headed into Welly for a few beers. It was Melbourne Cup day so everywhere was really ...

... (scrambled egg and everything!!) and 2hours of free internet access. The 5 minute taxi ride from the train station to the Cambridge Hotel was also bumpy; the driver thought nothing of traffic control and kerbs, cars and pedestrians but he did get us ...

... but I eventually managed to find my hostel with the help of a Domino's pizza man. Whew. I stayed in a rather posh hotel called the Cambridge hotel where they had little dorms for those of us only willing to spend 20 dollars a night. I later met up with ...

... . So in just 3 days in Wellington I've suffered a virtual earthquake in the Te Papo Museum, and a real one in the Cambridge Hotel! Apparently there are around 15000 earthquakes every year in Welly but this was considered a pretty big one. So after ...

... nbsp;one or twotrick ponies we've been to previously. We booked into a 6 dorm with Sipke and Ilse at the Cambridge Hotel which was a good quality hostel compared with the practically open-air lodge at River Valley. The first night was an easy ...

... for a table but got one and had a stewed beef calzone for $NZ15 which was a lot better than it sounded. Went to look at the Cambridge hotel but the bar shut at 22:00! There was light rain as I went back to the hotel. Wrote up notes and finished my wine ...

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