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The Big Blue House – Auckland

September 1, 2009 by Rosemary Neave 2 Comments

bbhYour home away from home – All Welcome B & B

Kate and Lynne have welcomed hundreds of women to stay in their central Auckland  homestay – The Big Blue House, where you can relax in a large bedroom with views. You will be also welcomed by the family’s friendly cat and dog.

Near to The Big Blue House:

The Big Blue House is close to city – 10 mins drive or 15 mins by bus. It is just a short walk to Auckland Zoo and Museum of Transport & Technology (MOTAT). There is lots of parks and walkways nearby with just a 5 min drive to nearest swimming beach and pool.

A must to visit is the famous Women’s Bookshop and Ponsonby Rd.

Facilities at The Big Blue House include:

spaTwo large bedrooms (ensuite or shared bathroom), king beds, cable TV, desk, phone connection, sofas, tea/coffee facilities, heated towels, bathrobes. Eclectic range of books, playing cards and maps. Laundry facilities available. One single bedroom.

You can luxuriate in the spa and pool at the end of a days exploring or take an easy stroll to local cafés.

Filed Under: NZ Accommodation Tagged With: auckland, Auckland accommodation, b&b, bed and breakfast

Comments

  1. gert bosveld says

    September 7, 2015 at 5:01 am

    Dear miss,
    is it possible for two persons to stay in your place 3-2-2016 /5-2-2016?
    And, if, what’s your price? Hope you will answer and
    with greetings from up earth, the Netherlands, Gert and Jan

    Reply
    • Rosemary Neave says

      September 9, 2015 at 9:17 am

      Hi there, I have forwarded your request to Kate and Lyn at the big blue house. kate-lynne@xtra.co.nz
      You might like to see the other options for accommodation for women in NZ and around the world at http://www.womentravel.info

      Reply

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