Gisborne Accommodation Weekend Special

Have a WINTER BREAK in Gisborne and enjoy the benefits of staying at Pacific Harbour Motor Inn where we offer a WINTER WEEKEND SPECIAL for the months of June, July and August 2010 - Free accommodation upgrade including cooked breakfast for two.  Also available our winter offer - stay two weekend nights and get the third free (subject to availability).  Call us for more details.


The Gisborne motel to stay in is Pacific Harbour Motor Inn. Luxurious motel accommodation and a superb location. Pacific Harbour Motor Inn has long enjoyed its reputation as being the most sought after upmarket motel accommodation in Gisborne.

Corporate, business people, government officials and discerning visitors have always considered Pacific Harbour Motor Inn as their first choice when coming to the first city in the world to see the sun!

Overlooking the palm tree-lined bank of the Turanganui River and the inner harbour marina, you are only a minute or two's walk from the wharfside restaurants and cafe bars as well as the centre of town. The monument to the famous Captain Cook is only a short stroll away near the harbour entrance and the beautiful sun drenched Waikanae Beach.

You can choose from a variety of units including corporate studios, one or two-bedroom units, access units or one of the prestigious luxury suites ideal for entertaining guests.

It is often necessary to book well in advance at the Pacific Harbour Motor Inn so don't delay in making your booking to
secure the dates you require.

 

About Us

Your hosts at Pacific Harbour Motor Inn are Graham and Karen Brown who are on site to make your stay as comfortable and enjoyable as possible. We welcome all business travellers and those enjoying a holiday in Gisborne.

Pacific Harbour Motor Inn has a style of its own, with clean lines, colours and angles in keeping with its stunning maritime location. Although we are only a few minutes walk from the main business, shopping and dining areas of town we enjoy a quiet and peaceful location overlooking the palm tree-lined bank of the Turanganui River and the inner harbour marina.