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Bed and Breakfast Accommodation Bay of Islands, New Zealand

Allegra House Introduction

Allegra House is conveniently located in central Paihia, offering you quality bed and breakfast accommodation in the Bay of Islands.

Purpose built rooms with modern, quality fittings complement the light, airy ambience. Allegra House also offers a self-contained apartment in Paihia that sleeps up to three people. Stay with us and enjoy spectacular views of Paihia, Russell and the Bay of Islands.

Nature lovers have access to our bush with lots of birds including New Zealand pigeon, fantails, rosellas, morepork and mature trees including rimu, kauri, silver fern, flax, totara, manuka, rewarewa.

Use our bed and breakfast accommodation in the Bay of Islands to visit places such as Waitangi (birthplace of New Zealand) and other historic places, sail or cruise among the islands, go fishing, swim with dolphins, do day trips to kauri forest or Cape Reinga, or relax on one of the many beaches around the Bay.

Our Bed and Breakfast Accommodation in the Bay of Islands

At Allegra House, we offer two types of accommodation. Choose between our three Bed and Breakfast suites, or our self-contained apartment in Paihia that can sleep up to three.

Bed and Breakfast Suites – Our three bed and breakfast rooms have en suite bathrooms with showers, tea/coffee making facilities, fridge, flat screen TV with DVD, air conditioning, good lighting, balcony and wonderful views, even from your bed, out over the Bay of Islands. Quality fittings and simple elegance will make you feel 'at home' on your Bay of Islands holiday.

All rooms have balconies, comfortable seating areas inside and the use of a shared lounge on the first floor. Continental Breakfast is included in the room rate and is served either on the balcony or in the first floor dining area.

The two Top Suites have superking beds (or the option of twin beds on request) while the ground floor 'Island Suite' has a queen bed and is slightly smaller.

Self-Contained Apartment – The apartment includes a super king bed in the bedroom and a large tiled bathroom. The kitchen is fully equipped including oven, ceramic top, microwave and dishwasher. The spacious lounge and adjoining dining area opens onto a large balcony with spectacular views out to sea.

There is a flat screen TV with selection of Freeview channels and DVD.

We offer the option of a single bed in the lounge area for either a third person or if twin beds are preferred. The lounge area has a door to the bathroom as well as the bedroom.

Room Rate for the apartment doesn't include breakfast but you are welcome to order with us on arrival if you would like us to supply breakfast.

Facilities at our Bed and Breakfast Accommodation in the Bay of Islands

There are a range of facilities available at our bed and breakfast accommodation in the Bay of Islands, including:

• Washing machine, dryer and clothes line
• Internet access, wireless available
• Air conditioner for cooling and heating each room
• Fully automatic fire alarm system installed
• Sealed guest parking on site
• Smoke free inside
• Flat screen TV with selection of Freeview channels, DVD player, CD
• Library with books including local and NZ history, plants, birds, novels
• Recycling options available
• Rooms serviced daily
• Bathrobes and slippers supplied
• Hot outside spa pool (not in use in cooler months - June - Sept)
• Petanque court

For bookings and further information about our bed and breakfast and self-contained apartment in Paihia, please contact us, visit our bed and breakfast accommodation in the Bay of Islands Web site, or make a booking.

About New Zealand and Northland

Split into two main islands, and roughly the same size as Great Britain, New Zealand is a country of diverse geographical features—from lush rainforests to vast alpine chains, steaming volcanoes and sweeping coastlines.

New Zealand's separation from other land masses has allowed many ancient plants and animals to survive and evolve in isolation. Of the many unique birds here, the best known is the kiwi, New Zealand's unofficial national symbol. About a quarter of the country still remains forested.

The North Island is a land of geothermal activity, golden beaches and sub-tropical rainforests, and its climate makes for a year-round destination. Geysers, mud pools, and live volcanoes are found throughout the region.

At the heart of the North Island is Lake Taupo, the result of volcanic eruptions over two thousand years ago.

The region of Northland and the Bay of Islands stretches north from Auckland, towards the warm waters of Polynesia, the ancestral home of New Zealand's first inhabitants.

The relaxed, sunny lifestyle of Northland springs from its subtropical climate and the myriad of beautiful islands, bays and beaches around the coastline. The people of the North have a passion for water sport—surfing, boating, game fishing, sailing and diving.

Much of Northlands' extensive coastline remains unspoilt—an aquatic playground for adventure activities and escapist relaxation. Whangarei and Opua are renowned throughout the Pacific as attractive havens for yachts. You'll find that Maori culture is still very much alive in this region (32 percent of the population are Maori), and you'll also enjoy the shopping, dining and entertainment possibilities that stem from the distinctive local culture—which embraces art, creativity, organic farming and alternative thinking.

For bookings and further information about our bed and breakfast and self-contained apartment in Paihia, please contact us, visit our bed and breakfast accommodation in the Bay of Islands Web site, or make a booking.

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