Millennium Hotel Christchurch

... several trees and shrubs. Boarding the coach we headed for the city centre and our overnight hotel, the Millennium on Cathedral Square, immediately behind the Christchurch Cathedral.  On checking in, our first impressions were that this was a ...

... ‘Chalice’.  This is a permanent sculpture that was created to celebrate the new millennium and the 150th Anniversary of the founding of Christchurch and Canterbury by the Canterbury Association.  It is a steel structure contains has ...

... Arrived in Christchurch at 2pm.  After going through customs, which was easier than Brisbane, we took the Super Shuttle to the Millennium Hotel.  After changing our room from the 1st floor to the 10th, we checked out the area around the hotel ...

... ” during the flight. Christchurch and the Canterbury region are just as picturesque as Queenstown. We stayed at the Copthorne Hotel Christchurch Central for our two night stay. We were able to experience the hop-on hop-off Christchurch Tramway on ...

Friday 21 November, 11.57am, Merivale McCafe (just outside Christchurch) While driving to my new hotel this morning, I drove past this McCafe (all the McDonalds out here seem to be McCafes instead) and scoffed audibly. An hour or so later, ...

... many plants forms found here.   This city also contains an Avon river, complete with weeping willows and punting, the Christchurch College of Canterbury, Victoria Square, and a Tram that goes on a circular route through downtown .  The city ...

... and at this time of night or late afternoon was quite busy as people headed home from work.  We arrived at our hotel, the Millennium, just on 6:00 p.m. We were about 30 minutes late and as a consequence another tour coach had arrived just ahead of us ...

Kia ora!! We set off from the Millennium Hotel for the transalpine station at Addington. The weather in Christchurch was partly cloudy but away to the west there was rather dense cloud.  The Transalpine Railway is a regular service as part of New ...

... see from most of Dublin, in the middle of the street. It is there to show that Dublin is moving into the new millennium. We then hit the back streets, meandering our way through towards the Guinness factory. The back streets are quite interesting, lots ...

... people,Doug and Lynn are from Christchurch, we call them Dad and Mum in the group, Reg and his wife Elizabeth also from Christchurch, Noleen and Llyod from Wanaka, Andy and Lisa from Australia (can you imagine how much hassle they have been getting?, Kim ...