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The Gazebo Backpackers - Accommodation in Golden Bay
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Prices From $12.82, £7.25, €10.52 Accommodation Type: HOSTEL The Gazebo Backpackers 7 Hiawatha Lane Takaka Golden Bay Gazebo Backpackers is a hostel with the feeling of home and all its facilities in striking Golden Bay, New Zealand. It is located on a quiet side street just a few few minutes walking distance from the center of Takaka. Accommodation is usually limited to 5-6 people to allow for a individual home style feel to the place. We offer: - 1 Dorm and 2 personal Rooms - Single and Double Beds in the Dorm - A Queen Size Bed in Each personal Room - Large Clothing-optional Outdoor Spa - Home Theatre with lots of DVD's - Weight & Workout Room - sky Television - Full Kitchen amenities - Fast, On-Site and Cheap web access Open from December 1st to mid-April The Gazebo Backpackers really is a home - Paul the owner and his dog Ru ell live here and enjoy sharing their individual amenities with their visitors. Paul the owner is fully knowledgeable in all the great local highlights - especially those that are best for the budget traveler. Ask him about local tramping (hilking and walking), cycling, caving, rock-climbing and kayaking. |
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