Lord Nelson Hotel

... of New Zealand. There was a tall monument and plaque at the top but the best thing was the 360 views of the area of Nelson, the sea and the surrounding mountains. The next day we went to Abel Tasman National Park where we caught a bus to Kaiteriteri. ...

... at a nice noodle shop. The oldest Chinatown is England is in Liverpool. They have a beautiful archway at the start of it. In the end, we ended up back near the train station and booked two nights at the Lord Nelson Hotel. Tomorrow, we head to ...

... , we went to Grandma and Grandpa George's apartment in the quaint Rocks area of Sydney.  We also checked into the Lord Nelson Hotel which is a short 5 minute walk from their apartment.  On our first day - we got some much needed rest and went ...

... . The Air New Zealand people have been pleasant, friendly and quite willing to spend a few minutes in friendly banter. Once in Nelson, a cute town, we checked out the art deco cathedral presiding over the town. This is the third cathedral built on the ...

... Missing my loved ones back home for the Christmas season Kid's Said: Highlights: Tyler: · Jet Boating · Mini-Golf in Nelson · Playing with Kayla · The Train Ride from Christchurch to Greymouth · The Glo-Worm Caves with Mom Kayla - · ...

... to have his hearing tested so he just shouted and blew smoke at me for 15 minutes, a good start to the day, next, a dude heading to Nelson for a motorcross race, he had lots of stories of travelling to tell, he was a crack up, he dropped me off at a pub, ...

... Place, along Cumberland Street, through the subway under the Harbour Bridge, up to Observatory Park, along Kent Street, past Lord Nelson Hotel, along Argyle Place and Lower Fort Street, and back to George Street and Circular Quay. This walk basically ...

... like the Golden Gate, wouldn't have the load-bearing capacity they needed so they picked an arch design.] Then on to Lord Nelson Hotel for a beer.  It claims to be the oldest serving pub in Sydney.  It reminds me of London with the ...

... nicht nehmen lassen, Fotos zu machen und ich nutze das voll aus und zeige sie euch hier ;) Abends waren wir einmal im Lord Nelson Hotel, dem ältesten Pub Sydneys mit eigener Brauerei. Die Pubs heißen hier übrigens ganz oft „Hotel", weil früher ...

... set foot in Australia.  We didn't do much there either, but we did stop by a pub that I had reasearched called The Lord Nelson Hotel.  I pushed the place on my dad because they made their own beer, and I knew he would love it!  We stopped ...

... also lined with markets selling fine art and a variety of fresh food snacks from all over the globe.  Getting thirsty we found the Lord Nelson Hotel,  the oldest hotel in Sydney (built in 1834 now with its own micro-brewery) and popped in for a ...

... for a coffee and croissant and an English language newspaper while Mamood waited outside for me. When working at the Lord Nelson Hotel in Halifax, we used to have permanent residents. Some were quite eclectic and their patterns of behavior where quite ...

... ;The ride to the hotel only took about 10 minutes, and was easy to find.  We were staying at the Lord Nelson, which was a fairly new 4 star hotel with very nice rooms and more importantly a nice bar...good thing as our rooms weren't ready for another ...

... the bridge into Halifax was great, seeing the ports and the boats and of course the Atlantic. We pulled up to the hotel, the fancy Lord Nelson and checked in. The Room was small but quaint. I do have to complain that they removed all sports channels from ...

... 2000 in the run-up to the Sydney Olympics.  This time around, we conveniently based ourselves in the Lord Nelson Brewery Hotel located in "The Rocks" district, adjacent to Circular Quay, the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera ...

... where European civilization first began in Australia, so the place has a rich historical background.  The Lord Nelson claims to be the oldest operating pub/hotel in Sydney, as do two other establishments, The Fortune of War and The Australian ...

... and another quiet night at home, in preparation for Christmas.  Christmas Eve saw us having lunch in the Lord Nelson (our soon-to-be hotel), a decent pie and mash, with some micro-brewery beer before getting some supplies for Christmas Day as, even ...

... 't obvious enough a tagline of "A poms worst nightmare" was provided. Well, having sampled the beers at the Lord Nelson Brewery Hotel, I couldn't agree more! James Squire, James Boag and the universally available VB have been our favourite Aussie ...