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The ultimate Labour Weekend getaway
Start planning your Labour Weekend getaway - we've got events, amazing food & wine, and heaps more in this 3-day itinerary!
Cedar House is a historic character home situated in a quiet residential location.
Cedar House is a historic character home situated in a quiet residential location. This stunning house is one of Gisborne's leading boutique accommodation experiences offering 4 beautiful private guestrooms.
Located only minutes walk from town, the Gisborne Farmers Market, Tairāwhiti Museum and many of Gisborne's cafes and restaurants.
Located only minutes walk from town, the Gisborne Farmers Market, Tairāwhiti Museum and many of Gisborne's cafes and restaurants.
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Location
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Gisborne 4010
Facilities and Features
Proximity to Town:
1km to Gisborne city centre
Proximity to Airport:
5,4km's to Gisborne Airport
Proximity to Bus:
1.4km's to Intercity Bus Terminal (outside Gisborne i-SITE Visitor Information Centre)
Max Capacity:
4 private guest rooms
Cancellation Policy:
Please see website for full Terms and Conditions and Cancellation Policy
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