Millar Road
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30 Nov - 13 Dec |
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Property Details
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Millar Road offers seriously stylish accommodation in the heart of Hawke's Bay on the east coast of New Zealand’s North Island. Tucked away in the Tuki Tuki Hills, overlooking their own vineyard and the Hawke’s Bay coastline from Cape Kidnappers to Mahia, Millar Road is the perfect base for your “Wine Country” excursions. Things have been done a bit differently at Millar Road and the result is a superior relaxing getaway achieved in a stylish, contemporary and very New Zealand way. Hawke’s Bay is the country’s oldest winemaking region and is New Zealand’s leading producer of award winning red wines. Hawke’s Bay is also home to a world-class concentration of Art Deco architecture, fresh local produce and artisan food producers complemented by a vibrant arts scene and a rich Maori culture. Millar Road is a true New Zealand experience. The cottages were designed by Nick Bevin of award-winning architects bevin+slessor in a style that Nick describes as “reminiscent of New Zealand river and lakeside baches of the 1950s and 60s with their relaxed interior layouts and clear, uncomplicated and familiar architecture”. Although the buildings may have a traditional look, the interiors and facilities are decidedly contemporary. Furniture, furnishings and art are all from contemporary New Zealand practitioners. Millar Road comprises of two cottages, each with two double bedrooms, and can accommodate up to four couples in total. The cottages are completely self-contained, including fully- equipped kitchens and gas barbeques. Facilities include Sky tv, DVD players, CD players, wireless broadband Internet connection, laundry facilities and a 4x15 metre swimming pool with automatic cover. Guests are welcome to roam around the entire 20 hectare vineyard property. MRd2 (the upper cottage) is wheelchair friendly. While predominantly self-catering accommodation, Millar Road can easily organise catering if required – anything from a drop off meal to a fully catered meal prepared and served in house. If you think you'd like to do some relaxing Millar Road style, we'd love to have you stay. |
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Millar Road Cottage
Seriously stylish fully self-contained cottage nestled in the Tuki Tuki Hills overlooking vineyards, orchards, farmland and the Pacific Ocean. Can accommodate up to 4 adults and 1 child on a rollaway bed. For toddlers, a portacot is available on request. Rates are for 2 people. Extra adults $75.00. Extra children $75.00. The room caters for a maximum of 4 adults, and a maximum of 3 children but cannot exceed 5 guests in total. Available bedding configurations:
Cancellation Policy:
Minimum 48 Hours (all)
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Cancellations or changes to bookings for this room must be made at least 48 hours prior to the check in date and time or you will be charged the full amount of the booking.
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Business FacilitiesMillar Road has broadband internet connection and land line telephones in each cottage (charges apply). A printer and fax is available on request. |
| Check In |
1400hrs |
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| Check In Instructions |
Please go to the main house on arrival and ask for Ginny or Jeremy Collinge. Ginny's mobile phone number is 021 737 503. |
| Check Out |
1100hrs |
| Getting There |
Driving Insructions FROM NORTH: Travel south on SH2 towards Napier. Just past the airport, turn left on SH2 following signs to Napier City Centre. Follow SH2 along Meeanee Quay, Pandora Road and Hyderabad Road, turning right into Georges Drive, following signs to City Centre and then Havelock North. Turn right into Marine Parade when Georges Drive hits the coast, still following SH2. Follow the road with the coast on your left until you come to Clive township. At the southern end of Clive, turn left into Mill Road following signs to Haumoana and Cape Kidnappers. Follow Mill Road through a roundabout and over Black Bridge. For next instructions, go to “From Black Bridge” below (Scroll down). FROM SOUTH: Travel north on SH2 towards Hastings and Napier. Before arriving at Hastings, turn right into Te Aute Road signposted to Havelock North. Drive through Havelock North Village and take Napier Road following signs to Napier. Approximately 5 kilometres out of Havelock North, turn right into Lawn Road signposted with a brown tourist sign to Cape Kidnappers. At the second roundabout, turn right into Mill Road and drive over Black Bridge. For next instructions go to “From Black Bridge” below (Scroll down). FROM BLACK BRIDGE: Turn right into Tuki Tuki Road just after Black Bridge signposted to Waimarama. Millar Road is the second road on the left approximately 5 kilometres along Tuki Tuki Road. Drive to the top of Millar Road and enter the sealed driveway with the “Millar Road” sign. Follow the sealed driveway past a villa on your right, past some utility sheds on your right, down a tree-lined avenue and, when you hit the vineyard, turn right to head up to “Millar Road”. |
| Parking |
Off street, uncovered parking is available outside each cottage. |
| Things To Do |
Hawke’s Bay Wine Country is New Zealand’s leading food and wine region. With over 2200 hours of sunshine, Hawke’s Bay is a year-round holiday destination with an eclectic mix of visual and sensory experiences. Located on the east coast of the North Island, the landscapes of Hawke’s Bay begin with the high, forested Ruahine and Kawkeka Ranges. From the mountains the land sweeps down towards the coast, flattening out to become the Heretaunga Plains. A number of wide rivers, excellent for fishing, run swiftly to meet the blue Pacific Ocean and glorious beaches which stretch from Mahia in the north to Porangahau in the south. Hawke’s Bay is the country’s oldest winemaking region and is New Zealand’s leading producer of award winning red wines. Hawke’s Bay is also home to a world-class concentration of Art Deco architecture, fresh local produce and artisan food producers complemented by a vibrant arts scene and a rich Maori culture. Hawke’s Bay is a region of contrasts with a diverse range of things to see and do. For families enjoying the sun, there are golden sand beaches, the Splash Planet water theme park, and crystal clear rivers to explore. Visit the National Aquarium of New Zealand, swim with dolphins or view the largest most accessible mainland Gannet colony in the world. For the mild to wild adventurer take a jet boat or cycle between wineries. Experience hot air ballooning at sunrise or surfing in Mahia. Paraglide off Te Mata Peak, hike or take a leisurely journey along one of the 17 heritage trails around the region. You can hunt in the ranges, fish for brown and rainbow trout or play golf at one of the 20 local courses. Whether it is the fresh bud burst of spring, long hot languid days of summer, the golden hues of harvest or crisp air and blue skies of winter, Hawke’s Bay Wine Country is waiting to be discovered. |
