Youth Hostel in Wellington - Travel Tips for HI hostel Wellington City YHA, New Zealand (Page 2/2)Book
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03 Nov 2008 H Diane, Canada:
Te Papa,City Museum for hologram theatre alone,Botanical gardens,funicular ride if you have never had one,walking to Oriental Bay and beyond with the Sunday afternoon parade of locals,walking the town belt to Mt Victoria for the views,walk around the beehive just for fun,watch a netball game if you have never seen one and see a film at the old theatre down the street from the hostel..exquisite mirrors and staircases. Loved Wellington! |
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17 Aug 2008 Sebastian, Germany:
Rotorua Kiwi Paka YHA - excellent as well with hot pool, large rooms and very friendly staff |
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15 May 2008 Al, USA:
The Wellington Marinatime museum, the cable car museum, the botanical gardens. |
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15 May 2008 Al, USA:
Be sure not to miss the other end of the north island. Cape Reinga is wonderful! |
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14 May 2008 Carolyn, Australia:
Two souls (just next to the hostel) |
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14 May 2008 Carolyn, Australia:
Te Papa museum, Botanic Gardens, Cuba district |
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14 May 2008 Carolyn, Australia:
After Wellington, we went to Christchurch. Next trip, probably somewhere in Australia. |
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HI Hostel Wellington City YHA “All round winner with stellar facilities” (Lonely Planet, 2008).
Ultra clean, modern, bright, fun and friendly. YHA Wellington City is centrally located just off Courtenay Place; close to the waterfront, Te Papa museum, Embassy Cinema, cafes, bars, shops and theatres.
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HI Hostel Wellington City YHA 292 Wakefield Street (Cnr Cambridge Terrace) Wellington +64-4-8017280 +64-4-8017278 yha.wellington@yha.co.nz |

