Martinborough Hotel

At Martinborough Hotel you can choose a room to suit your mood. Indulge in the elegant surroundings of one of our nine Verandah Rooms, at the top of the grand flight of stairs in the original 1882 building. Or take a wander through the pretty courtyard just beyond the lobby and enjoy the tranquillity of seven spacious Garden Rooms finished in a restful simple country style. Whether you choose history or a more contemporary feel, there’s utmost comfort throughout … plumpy armchairs, fine quality bed linen, our special range of toiletries and of course a very comfortable bed. Make your own refreshment from our in room range of gourmet coffee and teas, beer, juices and our local Martinborough wines or have it brought to you by our attentive staff. Sixteen guest rooms, all of them special …. Each room has Sky TV, phone, radio, ironing board & iron and hairdryer.

Martinborough History:

Martinborough is a quirky little village, with a majestic square at its heart. Surrounding it … historic buildings like the quaint museum designed by one of New Zealand’s foremost early architects, Natusch, and the general store Pain and Kershaw, run by the same family since the 1880’s. In the early nineteen eighties the wine pioneers discovered that Martinborough’s soil and microclimate are perfect for grape growing, the wine industry grew and the hotel was fully restored in 1996. Martinborough soon made a name for itself as a centre for good food and good wine by visitors and locals alike. But the hotel hasn’t forgotten its past, and it’s that sense of history and place that will charm you as soon as you step in the front door - from the battered suitcase of a gentleman traveller at the top of stairs, to the sloping floors and olden day sketches of local personalities adorning the walls. Today Martinborough Hotel offers character, comfort and old style personal attention combined. As for the little town with the big name which attracts thousand to its fairs, wine and food festival and vibrant restaurant and café scene, it remains as quirky as ever. “one of the finest hostelries ever erected …” Martinborough Hotel and Travel Guide New Zealand proudly presents this listing to you. Hopefully, when you visit Martinborough and are looking for places to stay you will consider Martinborough Hotel. And if you do decide to visit Martinborough Hotel remember to come back to Travel Guide and share your experience.