Gisborne Hoteller

We stayed in Unit 8, upstairs, with a balcony overlooking Poverty Bay and the boardwalk. Considering that this town is where New Zealand's history began (at least to some), the town is surprisingly quiet and peaceful. We enjoyed walking the boardwalk and relaxing after the hairpin turns of Hy. 2 (from Okotiki to Gisborne). The unit had everything we could hope to have.... a small kitchen, a wonderful shower, a separate living and bedroom. It is a simple hotel, but clean and well-appointed. The interior feels a bit like a very nice suite on a cruise ship. Room Tip: Second floor rooms provide a better view and a private balcony. First floor is perfect for families... The interior lighting could be better (a dimmer or a lamp with a shade).

I liked how it was very private and just the fact that it was a great room at a great price also the jacuzzi was a wonderful extra. Everything was perfect right up to late night tv. My wife loved the make up remover tissue:) Nah it was perfect.

Business trip. Organising a course for arborists. Nothing at all negative to say

Close to city centre, very well equiped units Every thing was great

The location was excellent. Staff very helpful and efficient. Free parking and free internet was an added bonus.

Surpassed our expectations. Whilst out of the central area, for those with a car not as problem and beneficial. Only a short drive to the main shopping area. Really liked the family room arrangement and facilities (much better than other 4* accomodation that we stayed in throughout NZ). Also something that was great was a games room for the children and the free wireless internet - a rip off in other motels in NZ. In all honesty no - very impressed. We wouldnt hesitate to stay at the Tudor Park Motel again.