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APTCC Accommodation Options APTCC Accommodation options 1) YMCA Christchurch Contact: +64 3 366 0689 Location: 12 Hereford Street, Christchurch Website: https://www.ymcachch.org.nz/accommodation-facilities/christchurch-accomodation/ Discount: To be eligible for a 10% discount, click the following link and use the discount below to book: https://www.thebookingbutton.com.au/properties/ymcachristdirect Discount code: APTCC Details: Centrally located next to the beautiful Botanical Gardens Close to the Canterbury Museum and CBD 24‐hour reception and access Free off‐street parking Fully licensed restaurant Duo Robert Harris café WiFi available at a reasonable daily rate Onsite laundry facilities Guest kitchen Rooms Backpacker Dorms are ideal for the budget traveller. Full linen is provided, and common areas provide space to spread out and socialise. Standard Private Rooms (single|twin|double) have linen and towels provided, with plenty of shared bathroom facilities located throughout the building. Deluxe Private Rooms (single|twin|double) provide hotel style accommodation, with ensuite bathrooms, fridges, tea and coffee making facilities and TVs. APTCC Accommodation options 2) YHA Christchurch Contact: +64 3 379 9536 Location: 36 Hereford Street, Christchurch Website: https://www.yha.co.nz/hostels/south‐island‐ hostels/yhachristchurch?utm_source=Google&utm_medium=Business Details: Reception: 8am ‐ 10pm with 24‐hour guest access Stay in our comfortable modernised heritage building, complete with 5 Star Gold Qualmark rating. This hostel is second‐to‐none for location, a stone's throw from art galleries, museums, gardens, and a full array of venues to enjoy food, drink, and live music. We've got room types to suit all travellers, from solo backpackers to families and large groups. With two fully‐ equipped kitchens, two lounge areas, and outdoor courtyard there's plenty of space to entertain yourself. Our friendly team is on hand with travel tips and a free booking service. YHA Christchurch is superbly located for an easy walk to restaurants and bars on the Terrace, Victoria Street, or New Regent Street. Explore Christchurch’s lively entertainment scene, markets, street art, and thriving community projects. It's the perfect home base to experience the growth and development in Christchurch's regenerating heart. APTCC Accommodation options 3) Hotel Montreal Contact: +64 0 3 943 8547 Location: 351 Montreal Street, Christchurch Website: https://www.hotelmontreal.co.nz/ Details: This luxury boutique hotel in Christchurch is equal parts sophistication and relaxation. Unique in design and beautifully finished, Hotel Montreal offers luxury accommodation that is the perfect mix of refined elegance and modern sophistication. Contemporary art, delicious food and wine, all carefully orchestrated to provide a remarkable setting for your next stay in Christchurch. Situated in amongst the vibrancy of the city, Hotel Montreal provides an oasis for a calm, relaxed environment with outside areas to sit in the garden, or, enjoy a game of croquet. The Polo Bar serves delicious Argentine sharing plates, with locally sourced meats, tailor made cocktails and award‐winning wines. Our experienced, friendly and knowledgeable team at Hotel Montreal, are on hand to make your stay memorable in “the garden city” Christchurch. To personalize your stay, please do not hesitate to contact our team with any requirements or enquiries regarding packages or activities. Explore all the best there is to experience in the landscape of Canterbury. Rooms: Superior Suite ‐ Stay in a Superior Suite at Hotel Montreal and enjoy a spacious room (50 m2) with wheelchair accessibility, kitchenette, generous wardrobe area and relaxed lounge seating. Junior Suite ‐ Stay in a Junior Suite at Hotel Montreal and enjoy a spacious room (a minimum of 50 m2) with furnished balcony and kitchenette, generous wardrobe area, relaxed lounge seating and luxury amenities. Family Suite ‐ Containing one king bed in a separate bedroom, two single beds in the open space lounge, a large kitchen, generously sized bathroom, private balcony, two large wardrobes and a spacious living area. The Penthouse Suite ‐ The Penthouse Suite is perfectly positioned, receiving all day sun and beautiful views of the sunset in the west over Hagley Park, Christchurch. APTCC Accommodation options 4) Fino Hotel and Suites Contact: +64 (03) 550 0501 Location: 87 Kilmore Street, Christchurch Website: http://fino.nz/ Special rate: Special Two‐bedroom apartment rate: NZD$155 (per room/ night for 2* people). Quote ‘NZARB’ to book. Details: Fino Hotel and Suites Christchurch is located in the heart of the Christchurch CBD and surrounded by the extraordinary beauty of both new and old architectural buildings. FINO Hotel & Suites is located in an area which is characteristically quiet but lively. On entering the charming Fino hotel and Suites Christchurch you will immediately sense its special and intimate atmosphere and the artistic details which have gone into making it unique and one of a kind. The Mediterranean themed building is located right opposite the Christchurch Town hall and adjacent to the Christchurch Casino, within a two minute walk to acclaimed restaurants, shopping, City Council and the new Convention Centre. Every detail and service has been passionately chosen and each room deserves a visit. Fino Hotel offers a range of luxury apartment suites with an unexpected eclectic contemporary twist. Rooms – PENTHOUSE SUITE ‐ The Individual, luxurious and sun drenched 160 sqm penthouse suites are famous for being one of the largest and most elegant in Christchurch. SUPERIOR SUITE ‐ The generously sized deluxe suite is available as a 60 sqm one‐bedroom superior suite and a 73 sqm two‐bedroom deluxe suite. FINO SUITE ‐ Individual, spacious and refined, our rooms offer the ultimate in comfort and homeliness and are much larger than a standard hotel room. CORPORATE SUITE ‐ The two bedroom, two‐bathroom suite compromises 75 sqm of space with the privacy, comfort and affordability and accommodate up to 5 people with 1 rollaway bed. PET FRIENDLY SUITE ‐ Sometimes a vacation just wouldn't be the same without a wagging tail tagging along. We give your furry friends a pet‐friendly welcome. APTCC Accommodation options 5) ibis Christchurch Contact: +64 3 367 8666 Location: 107 Hereford Street, Christchurch (800m from APTCC venue) Website: https://www.accorhotels.com/gb/hotel-5983-ibis-christchurch/index.shtml Special APTCC rate: $139 room only per / per night. Quote ‘BGPG’ to book. Details: Economy hotel located directly opposite to the BNZ shopping precinct and walking distance to The Terrace ‐ hospitality precinct, with laneways and courtyards brimming with designer retail and delicious food, Ibis Christchurch is surrounded by all the vibrancy of the refreshed centre city. The ibis features 155 contemporary rooms, Oopen Restaurant & Bar and a meeting room ‐ ideal for board meetings, workshops and presentations for up to 40 guests. Centrally located in the heart of Christchurch, ibis Christchurch is the ideal base for holidaymakers looking to explore New Zealand's iconic 'Garden City' on foot. Take a short stroll to the beautiful Botanic Gardens, the new BNZ shopping precinct or explore rich culture at Canterbury Museum. Just 20‐minutes from Christchurch Airport, it's an easy drive to local attractions. .
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