|
|
 |
Description:
Built
originally in 1860, then in 1915 opened as a
Private Hotel, this grand colonial
building, overlooking the Pacific's breakers, is
only a few minutes walk from the City Centre.
Now lovingly renovated, Mon Logis will cater to
a maximum of eight guests and is modelled on the
small privately owned French hotel. Charm,
personal service and French cuisine are the
specialties.
Owner
,Gerard, has decorated each guest room
differently but in a style in keeping with the
original charm of the building. Iron bedsteads,
feather duvets, lace covers and fine cotton
linen all create a special elegance and one room
is totally furnished with pieces bought from
France.
Downstairs an
informal lounge invites relaxation, television
viewing, a quiet time reading or perhaps a game
of chess or bridge.
Breakfast,
served in the privacy of your own room or
downstairs in the dining room, could be a basket
of freshly baked Continental Breads and Brioche,
with a Compote of locally grown fruits or a
wonderful Herb Omelet, Crispy Bacon and Grilled
Tomatoes.
Fine evening dining is also available.
|
Rooms
& Facilities:
The upstairs rooms
are individually furnished, two have queen size
beds and two have twin beds, all have their own
private facilities.
 |
 |
|
Two
of the upstairs individually furnished rooms have twin beds and all
have their own private facilities. Gerard Averous has decorated each
guest room differently but in a style in keeping with the original
charm of the building. Iron bedsteads, feather duvets, lace covers
and fine cotton linen all create a special elegance. One room is totally
furnished with pieces bought from France.
Downstairs, an informal guest lounge invites relaxation, television
viewing, a quiet time reading or perhaps a game of chess or bridge.
|
 |
 |
|
Guests
can help themselves to coffee or tea and homemade biscuits at any
time of the day. Breakfast, served in the privacy of your bedroom
or in the downstairs dining room, could be a basket of freshly baked
breads, croissants or brioche, with a compote of locally grown fruits
or a wonderful herb omelette.
Should you want to dine out, Gerard can provide recommendations.
As a trained Art Deco Society guide, Gerard can help with insight
into Napier's special architecture. He can also arrange vineyard tours.
|
 |
 |
|
Nearest
Town/Location:
Napier
|
|
|
