Resort style, four star hotel 20 minutes walk from the centre of Christchurch. Location, rooms, reservations, restaurants and bar, functions, weddings, conference and industry information.

Information on the conference centre, restaurant, facilities, location and local attractions.

Located 700 metres from the airport terminal. Location information, about the hotel, contact detail, bookings, what's new and other Hotels Grand Chancellor.

Quest Apartments Christchurch located in the heart of the commercial, arts and tourist precinct of Christchurch, offers 75-quality Studio, One, Two & Three Bedroom apartments in one of New Zealand’s truly unique complexes.

Information on rooms, Knights Restaurant, conference facilities, plus contact details and reservation form.

Deluxe, self contained accommodation in central Christchurch. Information on Chateau Blanc Suites, the apartments, location, meetings, reservations and Shipfield Hotels.

Hotel accommodation, restaurant and bar. Full information and online booking.

Leisure or business accommodation located close to the Palms Shopping Centre and other amenities. Information on rooms, facilities, restaurant, bar and location.

In the centre of Christchurch. Restaurant in house, 24 hour reception, after hours room service, sauna and gym. Information on reservations, accommodation, conferences, restaurant, weddings, business club and location.

Situated five minutes from the central city. Introduction and information on accommodation, conferences, food and beverage, enquiries, plus location map.

Budget accommodation for travellers and business located close to Westfield Mall, railway station and Hagley Park. Site provides information on facilities and on-line reservation.

Small boutique luxury hotel overlooking Hagley Park and the Avon river. Offers lodging in fity-five rooms and suites and a conference venue. Full information on accommodation and dining.

Thirty eight room art boutique hotel in city centre. Details on offerings, location, business services, online booking and local activities.

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