A camp like no other with Four Seasons

A camp like no other with Four Seasons
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If you yearn for adventure, and want to discover the mysteries of Asia’s Golden Triangle, the Four Seasons Tented Camp Golden
Triangle is a one-of-a-kind experience for active adults, located in the middle of the bamboo jungles of northern Thailand.
Exotic activities await you from the moment you arrive in a traditional long-tail boat. All-inclusive three- or four-night adventures
cover every detail, from elephant mahout training to Golden Triangle excursions, from formal campfire dinners to riverside drinks
in the stilt-top bar. Dinner is an event at the Camp, too. It may be a barbecue under the stars, a five-course formal meal, or a
dinner by campfire at Elephant Camp. For excursions, gourmet picnic baskets are served, complete with folding camp table,
stools and linen napkins.
The tented camp has a landscaped pool and a spa with double treatment rooms, spa beds and a bathtub/shower area, where
guests can enjoy Thai massages and private yoga classes.
The 15 tented guest rooms offer the usual Four Seasons luxury, right down to the copper bathtubs, handcrafted furnishings and
outdoor decks overlooking the Ruak River.
For more information, see www.fourseasons.com/goldentriangle
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On a mountain
high in Austria
The Austrian National Tourist Office has just released
Destination Austria 2007, its most comprehensive
holiday guide.
It includes transportation, accommodation, cuisine and a
listing of major events and festivals. It also has details on
skiing, travel tips and a web directory for more research.
Whether you're looking for the perfect skiing holiday, a
leisurely cruise along the Danube, or a magical
Christmas experience, a listing of 100 Australian and
New Zealand travel companies helps you with flights,
packages throughout the country, walking and cycling
tours, musical and cultural tours, rail travel, Danube
cruises and more.
Austria has never been more popular among Australians,
who last year flocked there in record numbers, especially
to Vienna, Salzburg and the Olympic city of Innsbruck.
Aussies now rank among the top 10 international visitors,
despite the distance – testament to Austria's huge
appeal to visitors.
For more information, or to order a free copy of the
brochure, call (02) 9299 3621 or visit www.austria.info/au
Indian safari
Bandhavgarh National Park in central India is home to one of the
country’s highest density tiger populations. To see these fierce but
fascinating cats close up, head to one of the region’s newly-opened
safari lodges.
Mahua Kothi, run by Conservation Corporation Africa (CC Africa)
and Taj Hotels Resorts and Palaces, provides guests with the
ultimate wildlife experience based on CC Africa’s sustainable
ecotourism model and Taj Hotel's legendary style. The 16-hectare
grounds of Mahua Kothi feature 12 luxurious jungle suites that
combine traditional decor with the latest mod-cons.
Located in the province of Madhya Pradesh, Bandhavgarh National
Park features tropical forests, steep rocky hills, flat grasslands in the
valleys below, dense jungle, a 2000-year-old fort, and a 10thcentury statue of Lord Vishnu. Safaris are led by CC Africa’s trained
naturalists in open 4WD vehicles. Apart from seeing the Bengal
tiger, guests can also spot leopards, chitals (spotted deer), Indian
wild dogs, jungle cats, wild boars, sloth bears, nilgais and civets.
For more information go to www.ccafrica.com and
www.tajhotels.com
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The perfect getaway in Mexico
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It isn't the place you'd stumble on by chance: Verana is on a hilltop in the Mexican jungle, reached
only by boat, mule and on foot. Now in its seventh season, the eight-room boutique hotel is still
enchanting guests with its spirit of tranquillity and the contrast between its chic yet rough-hewn design
and the untamed nature that lies around it.
Verana also offers regional cooking with a global twist. At night from the bar or terrace restaurant, lit
only by candles, the open kitchen is run by chef Fabian Huerta who whips up dishes such as coconut
shrimp with curry sauce and ginger mash; and panacotta decorated with mint and passionfruit coulis.
The bar serves Mexican, French and Italian wines as well as top-shelf tequila.
Verana is a 45-minute drive from Puerto Vallarta on the coast of southwest Mexico, and is open from
1 November to 5 June.
For more information, go to www.verana.com
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Foodies gather on Hamilton Island
Some of Australia’s most acclaimed chefs and winemakers will share their secrets at the annual Great
Barrier Feast on Hamilton Island over the Queen’s Birthday long weekend on 8-11 June.
The host, Curtis Stone, star of ABC-TV’s Surfing the Menu, will be joined by celebrity chefs Tobie Puttock
of Restaurant Fifteen in Melbourne, Jimmy Shu from Hanuman in Darwin, and Frank Camorra from Melbourne’s MoVida.
Wine enthusiasts will be able to blend their own wine, under the watchful eye of an expert winemaker from New Zealand’s Dog
Point vineyard, as well as attending workshops on compiling a cellar and the secrets of balancing the tastes of wine and food.
The Great Barrier Feast kicks off in style on 8 June with a cocktail party, and continues with cooking classes and tastings,
lunches and dinners, and the Great Chefs’ Dinner.
All-inclusive packages for the Great Barrier Feast start from $1986 per person twin share.
For more information, visit www.hamiltonisland.com.au or call 137 333.
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Mesmerised in
the Maldives
Thailand’s Anantara Resorts has expanded
internationally, with the opening of its first
property in the archipelago of the Maldives.
This five-star boutique resort is surrounded by
tropical gardens on Dhigufinolhu Island on the
South Male Atoll, just 30 kilometres from the
Maldivian capital of Male.
The resort has 70 beachfront villas and 40
over-water suites, all set around a private
lagoon. The villas are elegantly furnished in soft
beige tones with aqua accents to reflect the
Indian Ocean waters. Suites are fitted in
warmer accents of orange and red to
complement the cooler colours of the sea.
The focal point of each room is the king-sized
bed, which is draped with a net canopy and is
positioned to take in the ocean views. In the
bathrooms, infinity-edge bathtubs are
positioned to look out at the mesmerising
waters through expansive windows.
The resort’s restaurants include the Maldives’
first Thai restaurant, Baan Huraa. At the
Anantara Cooking School, its culinary team will
demonstrate Thai, Indian and Italian delicacies.
Other activities at Anantara Resort Maldives
include diving, snorkelling, fishing and kayaking.
Phone +96 664 4100 or visit
www.anantara.com for more information.
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ON THE MAP AND OFF THE CHARTS
LUXURY GOES EXPLORING...
IN
EUROPE
World’s Best Cruise Line
Voted #1 Large-Ship Cruise Line
Condé Nast Traveler
Readers’ Choice Awards 2006
Europe is like a magnet, drawing us ever closer
to its beautiful scenery, its rich heritage and
intriguing cultural diversity. For even the most sophisticated
traveller, there are always new visions and vistas to surprise
and delight. Especially when seen from a more intimate
perspective, aboard the small ships of Regent Seven Seas
Cruises. And because of their size, our ships can sail beyond
the confines of conventional tourism for more meaningful
cultural encounters, more insight along with the sites. Come
explore Europe with Regent.
For further information, reservations and colour brochures call
Wiltrans Australia 1800 251 174 (Au) or 0800 446 376 (NZ)
Tokoriki Island Resort – Fiji Special
From $2599*
Ex Brisbane
For travel Ex Sydney add $55* & Ex Melbourne add $171*
Includes return economy class
airfares including all airfare related
taxes, 6 nights at Tokoriki Island
Resort in a deluxe beach bure,
one-way FREE helicopter transfers
& one-way launch transfers.
Contact Coral Seas on 02 8236 9900
or outside Sydney on 1800 641 803
or email [email protected]
* Prices are per person twin share and subject to change
without notice. Flights are subject to limited availability and
subject to strict payment conditions. Valid for travel from 15
Nov – 15 Dec 07 and 15 Jan – 31 Mar 08 inclusive. Over night
stay in Nadi may be required to meet flight connections at
additional costs.
EXPLORE www.tokoriki.com
The Dolce Vita with
Baglioni Hotels
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Baglioni Hotels has announced the opening of a new hotel in the
Hungarian capital, Budapest, adding to its collection of luxury
European hotels. The Carlton Hotel Baglioni in Milan also boasts
a new Guerlain Luxury Spa.
Baglioni has also established an initiative for women travelling by
themselves, offering in-room check-in, free-of-charge room
service, complimentary make-up boxes and more.
Baglioni's 13 luxurious hotels include those on Via Veneto in
Rome, Via della Spiga in Milan, and
the Piazza della Signoria in Florence.
The Luna Hotel Baglioni in Venice is
set in a medieval palace, with antique
furniture, stunning frescoes and
waterfront views. Its London property
is close to Kensington Palace and
has views over Hyde Park.
To enjoy several destinations,
Baglioni offers a six-day tour of Italian
cities, showcasing the best of local
hospitality and lifestyle.
For more information, go to
www.baglionihotels.com or call
Leading Hotels of the World on
(02) 9377 8444 or visit www.lhw.com
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Say "I Do" with Marry Me Abroad
Marry Me Abroad had a bumper year in 2006, with almost three times as many couples
getting married in Italy alone than in the previous year. Clients are now opting for more
remote locations such as Sicily and the Aeolian Islands, where they can enjoy breathtaking
scenery without the tourist masses.
The company also notched up a record time for planning a wedding in Italy: six days! Even
so, the Australian couple married happily and easily, stress-free and with all the trimmings.
Marry Me Abroad now organises weddings in Greece, including the spectacular island of
Santorini, and in France, where venues include Paris and the wine valleys of Bordeaux.
In 2007, the company is offering great new musical ideas to make events even more
personal. Professional music groups will have guests dancing to the rhythm of jazz, Latin,
gypsy and the tarantella.
For more information, go to www.marrymeabroad.com or toll-free
1300 553 573.
Go wild in the Kimberley
Kimberley Wild Expeditions offers a new range of 4WD day trips and overnight safaris,
letting travellers encounter wildlife, explore ancient landscapes, relax by idyllic waterholes,
sleep under starry skies and experience all the magic of the Kimberley region.
The two-day Cape Leveque Indigenous Experience includes visits to Aboriginal communities and a bush
tucker tour (from $439 per person), a four-day Kimberley Gorges Safari (from $849 per person), and a
one-day Geike Gorge Experience (from $219 per person) that includes an Aboriginal heritage cruise.
Kimberley Wild Expeditions is based in Broome, WA. For more details, visit www.kimberleywild.com.au
or phone (08) 9193 7778.
discover the magic of Rarotonga
PO Box 121 Rarotonga Cook Islands P: (+682) 25435 F: (+682) 25475 E: [email protected]
www.edgewater.co.ck
Romania – Europe's best-kept secret
Adventure Associates, one of the first tour operators to explore Romania, offers a spectacular tour in August.
Since joining the European Union, Romania is being discovered by visitors in search of 'undiscovered' attractions.
Romania has six World Heritage-listed sites, with a further 15 on a shortlist. This includes the 800-year-old town
of Sibiu, which is currently the 2007 European Capital of Culture.
Romania is famous for being the home base of Count Dracula, also known as Vlad the Impaler, a 15th-century
ruler who came from the region known as Transylvania. The tour visits many medieval cities and castles,
blending Latin-based culture from central Europe with Byzantine-Orthodox traditions from south-eastern Europe.
Romania reveals a country abundant in magnificent architecture, unspoiled villages, and great swathes of forest,
as well as numerous rivers such a the mighty Danube.
Adventure Associates' 23-day tour departs on 8 August 2007. For more information, call 1800 222 141 or go to
www.adventureassociates.com
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Walking the Walk
Walking holidays should offer as many comforts as possible so Auswalk,
which runs 25 tours, features excellent accommodation and fine dining. Best
of all, heavy luggage is moved ahead each day to the next overnight stop.
Auswalk’s latest treks can be started on any day, with prices ranging from
$995 per person for a five-day tour to $1850 per person for a nine-day trip.
Tours can include walks in the rainforests of Lamington National Park south
of Brisbane, and alpine and coastal walks in NSW and Victoria.
Guided group tours are available in five states, and depart from major
airports. As well as high-standard dining and accommodation, each walk
has two guides and caters to different walker abilities. A new tour is the
Great Ocean Walk in Victoria, following the spectacular coastal land strip
only recently opened to the public.
For more information, go to www.auswalk.com.au or phone (03) 5356 4971.
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A Winter’s Embrace
Enjoy the lovely sunny days and gloriously
mild nights for which the Gold Coast
is renowned - all year round!
$995 per room for a 2 night stay
Based on single or twin share. Subject to availability
Valid for 2 night stays until 30 September 07
Prices shown in Australian dollars inclusive of tax
For more information on rates for other room
types or additional nights’ stay, please contact
our Reservations Team on 617 5509 8000 or
Toll Free (Australia) 1800 098 000
[email protected]
Sea World Drive, Main Beach 4217
www.palazzoversace.com
020797
Two nights’ accommodation in a Superior Room
Daily buffet breakfast for 2 in Il Barocco
Two luxurious Palazzo Versace bath robes
and an indulgent bath bliss treatment
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The Great Australian
Cattle Drive saddles up
This icon of the outback is gearing up for what will be an
incredible adventure, driving cattle through the heart of Australia.
This year’s drive, the third, will trot off from Anna Creek Station at
William Creek on 21 May, with 500 cattle to be driven by 150
horses, a team of drovers and over 300 guest drovers, arriving in
Marree on 10 June.
Visitors, most from overseas, will experience the splendour and
romance of the pioneering cattle drive days, but won’t be
roughing it like the drovers of days gone by. The tents are
carpeted and riders will be able to have a hot shower and a cold
beer after spending the day in the saddle.
This really is an incredible experience, riding a horse through the
ruggedly beautiful outback, with nothing but the eons-old
landscape between you and the horizon, every way you turn.
Find out more by visiting www.cattledrive.com.au
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Pamper yourself with
Constance Hotels
The Constance Lémuria Resort of Praslin in the Seychelles recently launched
its new Le Spa de Constance. Set within swaying palms and bamboo
plantations, the spa offers total relaxation for guests.
Body and facial treatments use Shiseido products, and a range of therapies
include Thai and Indian Ayuverdic massages. At the resort’s state-of-the-art
gym, personal consultants are on hand.
A sauna, Jacuzzi, plunge pool and hydrotherapy room also contribute to the
feeling of overall wellbeing, along with a menu offering light, nutritious and
well-balanced meals.
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The resort has 96 suites and nine villas, as well as an 18-hole championship
golf course. For more information, see www.hotelsconstance.com
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Born to be wild in
America with Elite
Two unforgettable tours in the USA run by Elite Special Event
Tours will appeal to those who love pop culture, rock music and
leather jackets.
Motorbike riders who dream of cruising on highways and byways
can join a 17-day journey that departs Sydney on 31 July to Los
Angeles. During a 9000-kilometres round trip, the 17-day ride goes
from California to South Dakota, travelling along parts of Route 66
to the Mojave Desert, Las Vegas, the Grand Canyon, Cheyenne,
and the Black Hills. Riders then head to Sturgis
South Dakota, the mecca of motorcycling, to see
the action-packed Sturgis Rally.
The five-day rally stopover lets riders watch the
action on Thunder Road, followed by trips out to
Deadwood, Custer State Park, the Crazy Horse
Memorial and Mount Rushmore.
Meanwhile, you can be in Memphis at the 30th
anniversary of the death of Elvis Presley in
August. A 13-day tour departing Sydney on 7
August includes a visit to Disneyland in LA, the
Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville, and all
The King’s hotspots in Memphis. The highlight of
the tour is the candlelight vigil at Graceland.
For more information, visit Harvey World Travel
at www.harveyworld.com.au or phone 132 757.
Alternatively, contact Elite Special Event Tours
on 1300 884 891 or go to www.eliteset.com.au
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Travel Europe
and America
with Brennan
Fancy being served tea by the Duke and
Duchess of Roxburghe’s butler in their historic
Scottish castle? This is one of the highlights in
the latest range of journeys by Brennan
Vacations’ Select Journeys.
Its latest Europe brochure features 24 upmarket
itineraries, extending from the United Kingdom
to Spain and Eastern Europe, as well as
selected European and Egyptian river cruises
with sister-company Avalon Waterways.
Brennan’s new USA and Canada Select
Journeys program takes travellers to
inspirational destinations such as Alaska, New
England, Yellowstone National Park, Mexico
and the Canadian Rockies.
For more details, visit
www.brennanvacations.com.au
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Leading Hotels leading
the way in 2007
The Leading Hotels of the World has released the 2007
edition of its annual directory, with updated information on
its 432 members in 79 countries, including several new and
emerging destinations in Eastern Europe, the Middle East
and the Caribbean.
Eighteen new Leading Hotels are featured, along with 24
new Leading Small Hotels. The collection of Leading Spas
also continues to flourish, with the inclusion of 94 members
in 36 countries in the directory. Indeed, an independent
2007 Leading Spas Directory, with expanded details on
each spa and its services, has just been released.
For information and reservations, visit www.lhw.com or
phone (02) 9377 8444 or toll free 1800 222 033.
Anyone for tennis
with Tempo?
Tempo Holidays has secured exclusive reserved
seats for the 2007 Wimbledon Championships on
25 June to 8 July. These packages, which
includes accommodation at the four-star Hilton
Kensington, range from $808 per person twin
share to $14,995 per person for finals.
The three-day Wimbledon Experience package is
priced from $808 per person twin share and the
four-day Wimbledon Championships Tour is from
$3988 per person. Both include admission to the
Championship Club, and complimentary tea,
coffee and pastries. The Championships Tour
also offers buffet lunch on both days at the club.
The two Finals packages include membership to
the exclusive Gatsby Club for two days, which
offers cocktails and canapé, à la carte lunch,
afternoon tea, and complimentary bar.
For more information, visit
www.tempoholidays.com or phone 1300 558 987.
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Green with
Envy in Wales
With the biennial Ryder Cup to be played in
Wales in 2010, many golf players from around
the world have been keen to discover this
challenging course.
Meanwhile, three Welsh golf courses (Royal
Porthcawl, Royal St David's and Aberdovey)
have also made it into the world's top 100,
according to the US publication, Golf Digest.
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Among the attractions of Wales' golf courses
are its stunning backdrops of sea and mountain,
and its great value for money. After a day's
golfing, players can retire to a luxurious country
hotel or cosy inn, or choose a golfing resort
complete with health spa and saunas.
Last Minute
Travel, anyone?
With a revamp of the travel website,
Last Minute, the site now offers a wider
range of holiday and lifestyle products. It
has increased the number of holiday
offers onsite by 40 per cent and the
number of hotel properties by 20 per
cent, giving visitors more choice when
booking their next trip.
The website has also introduced a
newsletter, Room Service, to showcase
hotel deals and special offers.
Last Minute now operates in 15
countries and has 13 million subscribers
around the world, including 330,000 in
Australia. Go to www.lastminute.com.au
A Wales Golf Guide by the Visit Wales website
outlines all the country's courses, plus
information on sightseeing, accommodation and
more. Contact Visit Britain on 1300 858 589
or go to www.visitwales.com or
www.golfasitshouldbe.com
Abercrombie & Kent
goes fishing
Abercrombie & Kent has introduced a new addition to its travel
portfolio – the extreme fly-fishing and ecotourism adventure
among the wilderness regions of Chilean Patagonia.
A week-long voyage aboard the lavish cruise vessel
Atmosphere lets guests go fly-fishing and whale watching. For
high-adrenaline adventure, the vessel is equipped with a sixpassenger Bell 407 helicopter, six jet boats, six Zodiacs and a
Zodiac Hurricane 920 rigid inflatable boat.
Wildlife experts use sophisticated observation equipment
allowing for spectacular bird and whale-watching, while current
research of marine mammals also takes place.
Guests can enjoy Abercrombie & Kent’s signature style with an
indulgent massage, rejuvenating spa service and sauna.
Savour culinary delights of traditional Chilean cuisine as well as
wine tasting events.
Expeditions run from October to April. Prices for non-fishing
guests start at about $13,000 per person twin share including
all meals, drinks and ecotours.
For more information, go to www.abercrombiekent.com.au or
phone 1300 851 800.
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Plunge into Paradise
The Aitutaki Lagoon Resort & Spa offers guests the Cook Islands’ only private island resort, exclusive Overwater
Bungalows, and the only resort located directly on world-famous Aitutaki Lagoon. Panoramic views of the world’s
most beautiful lagoon from the resort’s private island, Motu Akitua, will leave you breathless. The resort also offers
broad, fine sand beaches the colour of champagne, prompting the renowned Conde Nast Traveler magazine to
showcase the resort on its cover as “the resort on the beach”.
At this tranquil romantic retreat, feel free to laze in a beach hammock, slip into the luminous lagoon, ease into a
soothing massage at SpaPolynesia. Supremely relaxed, sit back with a sunset cocktail at the Flying Boat Beach Bar
& Grill and gaze out together across the mesmerizing lagoon as the moon and stars come out to play. The ultimate
luxury ~ privacy. Alluring Aitutaki awaits you.
Akitua Island, Aitutaki, Cook Islands
Phone: (+682) 31 203 Fax: 31 202
[email protected]
www.aitutakilagoonresort.com
Aro’a Beach, Rarotonga, Cook Islands
Phone: (+682) 25 800 Fax: 25 799
[email protected]
www.therarotongan.com
SISTER RESORTS • THE AITUTAKI LAGOON RESORT & SPA • THE RAROTONGAN BEACH RESORT & SPA
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Say "Bonjour" with
Renaissance Tours
If you want to improve your French and experience the
country’s culture, Renaissance Tours might have just the ticket
for you. It runs two-week language programs catering to all
levels of proficiency in southern Burgundy.
The program is led by former ABC foreign correspondent John
Lombard and his wife Jean, who live near the town of Cluny.
After morning lessons, travellers can explore the village, then
take day trips further afield to chateaux and wineries.
The program on 2-16 June costs from $4850, and includes
language tuition, excursions, and breakfast and main meal daily.
For more information, phone 1300 727 095 or visit
www.renaissancetours.com.au.
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Be well looked after
at the Duxton Wellington
Wellington is a city with plenty of attractions, brilliant events like WOW
(World of Wearable Art) and some of the best cafes and restaurants around.
The Duxton Hotel Wellington is centrally located, allowing guests to spend
every minute enjoying the city and none wasted in traffic. It’s a short walk to
the magnificent national museum called Te Papa, the waterfront and the
lively shopping and entertainment precincts.
The Duxton has 192 deluxe rooms and suites, each with movies on
demand, a writing desk, broadband Internet access and a luxurious marble
bathroom. Club Rooms and Suites are perfect for businesspeople, giving
access to the Club Lounge on the top floor. The views from here are
stunning. Sit up high over Wellington and tuck into a gourmet continental
breakfast with coffee of choice, fresh juice or a pot of tea.
The Grill is a vibrant restaurant for dinner, with eye-catching design and
award-winning cuisine, while the Bar is the place for either a cosmopolitan
or a cappuccino – depending on your mood! Or just relax with room service.
The Duxton Hotel Wellington is also well-equipped for business meetings,
with 12 conference rooms and a can-do attitude.
For more information, phone 1800 144 497 in Australia or 0800 655 555 in
New Zealand; or visit www.duxton.com. The group also has properties in
Auckland, Rotorua, Perth and Saigon.