Copper Beech Gallery & Fine Accommodation, Motueka

John & Carol Gatenby

240 Thorp Street, Motueka, New Zealand
Phone: (03) 528 7456, Fax: (03) 528 7456
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Type of Accommodation B&B
Directions - Nearest Town Motueka
Tariff - 2 people in 1 room $280 - $350 (NZD)
Tariff - 1 person $220 - $280 (NZD)
Tariff - Children N/A
Tariff - Dinner N/A
Tariff - Other N/A
Breakfast Special
Restrictions No smoking inside
Payments Visa/Mastercard
Beds 2 Queen , 2 Twin , 2 Single , 2
Bathrooms 2 Ensuite
Associations, Awards & Ratings @home nz
Languages Spoken English
Facilities and Features Wheelchair access
Pets/Children Not suitable for children
 

Enjoy a unique and quality experience: attention to detail is our forte. Stay in the light and spacious home of John R Gatenby - one of New Zealand's leading landscape artists. Indulge in Carol's sumptuous breakfasts on the sun-drenched patio overlooking two acres of private garden and a bird sanctuary. At day's end return from Abel Tasman or Kahurangi National Parks to a warm welcome and enjoy a glass of locally produced wine with your kiwi hosts in the peace and tranquillity of their stylish home.

Guest Reviews

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Copper Beech Gallery & Fine Accommodation 10 4
  Rating Date Reviewed
Mary Adams
Warm, welcoming, wonderful. What more can I say. 		(none)
November 2001
Ray and Mary Bertolotti
Nov 2000
Simply a quintessential B & B and gallery.
Thanks for all the personal attention. 		(none)
October 2001
Susan & Bill Baker
Feb 2001
Copper Beech Gallery is a "find"!
From the helpful and caring hosts to the well kept and creative gardens to the delicious and beautifully presented food.
This is a Bed and Breakfast to be remembered and to be returned to. Thank you!!! 		(none)
October 2001
Paul & Mary Rouser
March 2001
Your lovely home reflects your wonderful hospitality and has provided us with the most special holiday here in your beautiful country.
God willing we will be back for a third visit 		(none)
October 2001