Portside Hotel, is located on the edge of Turanganui River, offering understated elegance and personal service in an intimate, friendly atmosphere.
Portside Hotel’s spacious guest rooms and suites which are perfect for all occasions; a family vacation, a romantic weekend or a overnight stop-over. The property has a range of spacious accommodation; one bedroom guest rooms, one or two bedroom suites that can be interconnected and extended to create an extra spacious suite. All suites have full kitchens and modern bathrooms equipped with internet access, controlled air conditioning, remote control TV and Sky TV.
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Location
Address:
2 Reads Quay
Gisborne Central Gisborne 4010
Gisborne Central Gisborne 4010
Opening Times
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Months of Operation:
All months of the year
Amenities
Safety Deposit Box at Reception, Luggage Storage, Sky - communal, Internet (Public Use), Lift, Swimming Pool, Conference Facilities, Gymnasium, Laundry
Facilities and Features
Proximity to Town:
5 minutes walk to Town Centre
Proximity to Airport:
5km to Gisborne airport
Parking:
Yes - Free
Max Capacity:
6
Minimum Age:
18
Other Charges:
Extra person $35
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