The popular tourist city of Napier on the eastern coast of New Zealand’s North Island is one of the country’s most likeable regional centres. The inner-city streets are lined with palm trees, and the sculpted Marine Parade is sprinkled with numerous lush parks, landscaped gardens and grand memorials, giving the water’s edge its unique character. Arriving in Napier gives one the distinct feeling of stepping back in time, owing to its unique concentration of remarkably well preserved 1930s art-deco buildings, built after much of the city was destroyed in a massive earthquake in 1931. The city is also known for its gannet colony at Cape Kidnappers and its abundance of world-class wineries on the surrounding plains. This is the place to enjoy a Mediterranean climate, an excellent variety of restaurants and cafes, and the air of an affluent English seaside resort.
Breckenridge Lodge is conveniently situated only a minute's drive from Napier, Hastings, Taradale and the Napier Airport. The lodge provides 5 spacious rooms with en-suite bathrooms, hair dryers, bathrobes and slippers. Guests can enjoy delicious meals on-site. Other facilities and services include Wi-Fi, a laundry service and a wine cellar.
