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Accommodation - Church Hill Bed & Breakfast

 
Your Hosts: Kevin White  
Church Hill Bed & Breakfast

Church Hill Bed & Breakfast
Church Hill guest lounge

Church Hill Bed & Breakfast

Church Hill Kitchen



Address:

21 Racecourse Road

Phone: 03 447 3457
Int: +64 3 447 3457
Mobile: 027 614 7027
Email: kevin.white@crt.co.nz

Where the Rail Trail crosses Omakau’s Racecourse Road take a left or right turn, depending on which direction you’re headed along the trail. Just 300 metres up the road you’ll know you’ve arrived. No other accommodation on the Rail Trail has a gateway and entrance drive quite as dramatic as that which leads up to Church Hill Bed & Breakfast. Situated alongside the cathedral-like St Peter’s Catholic Church, the substantial 1920’s priests’ presbytery has been transformed by modern interior colours and furnishings into a very comfortable and desirable B & B for six.

Guests have the choice of joining owner (and golfing fanatic) Kevin White in the kitchen-family room area or enjoying their own well-appointed lounge at the front of the house. Listen to CD’s or watch television. The choice is yours. Accommodation includes a queen with ensuite and a queen and single room with shared bathroom facilities.

As befitting a hill top location, the views, well, they’re simply heavenly. And before he sends you off on a wing and a prayer, Kevin provides a complimentary continental breakfast. Evening meals are an easy stroll to the Commercial Hotel or Muddy Creek Café.


 

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