Heritage Hotel Auckland

We arrive in Auckland airport at 12pm the 6th of january NZ time, and had planned two days stay in Auckland at The Heritage hotel. After a good nights sleep at the hotel we went out to explore the city wich is a very small and very inspired by the ...

... ; took a heli ride back to auckland, and had dinner up at the museum which was an old war building. also went sailing on auckland harbour in an americas cup boat. and the highlight was jumping off the auckland city sky tower.  tho i expected it to be ...

... Oktoberfest heisst, aber im September ist....check it out! http://www.germantrade.co.nz/oktoberfest.htm So dann ging es ab ins Heritage Hotel. Dort sollte der Europe Day stattfinden, der eigentlich erst am 09.Mai ist, aber nun schon am 04.Mai stattfand. ...

... home for the past 46 days and headed back into the centre of the city by taxi. We are staying at the Heritage Hotel in the centre of Auckland and, although we were sad to say farewell to the campervan, it was a joy to enter our, surprisingly large, ...

... van to the hotel the next morning. Seemed fair. It seemed even fairer once we realised that we were being put up in the Heritage hotel! Our room was massive with two double beds, kitchen and separate bathroom. So after a quick wander round town we made ...

...       final stop for the day--Geraldine.    We enjoyed a scrumptious meal of roast pork at the Heritage Hotel and went to our motel to collapse into bed! September 20, 2010 We loved our new destination; Geraldine is a small, ...

... but it has made the experience something special ... My simple 2011 plan is as follows: 1. find a place to live ... done ... 644 Heritage Hotel  2. buy some suits and go back to work ... done ... start work 10 March  3. start a ...

Managed to get a good industry rate for The Heritage City Life on Queen Street. Andrew was excited to be staying in a flash hotel "like the movie stars"...he even recorded the entire event on his video cammy. We met up with my good friend Dana Banana in ...

... Esquires cafe free internet, mooched around town a bit more and then had a look at the photography exhibition near the Auckland town hall building. Impressive photos of land from the sky including glaciers, deserts and everything in between. There was ...

... day yesterday, then so be it, because I had a time. Got up early and went down to Te Puia, which is a combined Maori heritage site and geothermal nature walk - it is built on the site of an old Maori village, called Te Puia, funnily enough, and they ...

... work and Jake at school. Decided to take 10.30 Ferry across to Rangitoto, a volcanic Island about 25mins ferry ride from Auckland Ferry Terminal. Landscape like something out of Jurassic Park, black lava flows and twisted vegetation, 1 hr walk up to ...

... interesting for those who over the years have considered living together and getting land together. First up we headed North from Auckland visiting Lynne Hindle and Reinhold Huber, a British and German couple that lived in Otamatea Eco-village, they had ...

... -out canoes have a taste of the Amazon rain forest plus visit the towns of Banos and Cuenca an UNESCO World Heritage Site. Then with G Adventures (formerly GAP Adventures whom I travelled last year to South America: Patagonia and Antarctica) join a ...

... the skin of the place - Seattle, Sydney for example (in Sydney I'd 14 days - more than 2).  But Christchurch, Wellington and Auckland really are not a place for a quick visit.  The day ended yesterday when we were invited by Stray to give our ...

... today. Poor Suzy. But it was definitely worth it, I had a lovely day in the sunshine yesterday - the Auckland Museum is about a half hour walk from the hotel, and the last bit of it is across the Auckland Domain, which is basically this massive public ...

... in New Zealand is amazing. After a few days of down time in Orewa, Rebeccas nana arrived so we went off to collect them from Auckland airport. We got packed ready for a big family holiday up to the north of new zealand for 10 days. We firstly stayed at a ...

... and this has its pro's and con's - reduced crowds, better prices, amazing autumn colours but variable weather. Most people start in Auckland (North Island) and work their way down, but we opted for a Christchurch start to help us make the most of the ...

... friendly locals and made people in KL and Melaka seem at times frosty and unhelpful.  Melaka has recently become a UNESCO Heritage City but struggles to make it’s history particularly interesting.  After half a day we were pretty bored, ...

25/7 Auckland to Rotorua I agreed to meet Fred again the next morning to have a look at where the Hadwin’s use to live and visit a local part where Fred’s father used to tend the flowers and plants and even made a floral clock (now regrettably ...