Southland, Invercargill
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Stay at Coachman's Inn Motorlodge in Invercargill, your gateway to exploring Southland's rich heritage and attractions. Visit the Southland Museum and Art Gallery to discover local history and Māori culture. Explore the iconic Invercargill City Library, known for its stunning architecture, and the historic Civic Theatre. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy the Oreti River Cycle Trail, offering picturesque views. Don't miss the beautiful Queens Park, perfect for a relaxing walk. After a day of adventure, unwind in your comfortable accommodations. Look below for links to other motels in the area!
Motel ID:
1000726
Rooms start from:
$135 per night
Address:
705 Tay Street
Hwthornedale
Invercargill
Southland
9810
Phone:
0508 426 224
Email:
stay@coachmans.co.nz
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Address:
705 Tay Street
Hwthornedale
Invercargill
Southland
9810
Coachman's Inn Motorlodge
Phone:
0508 426 224
Email:
stay@coachmans.co.nz
The Invercargill Water Tower, built in 1889, is a historic red-brick landmark showcasing Victorian architecture near Queens Park.
The Rocks Cafe in Invercargill offers a relaxed atmosphere with a diverse menu, featuring steak, venison, seafood, and popular vegetarian options.
Buster Crabb in Invercargill offers a vibrant atmosphere, delicious local cuisine, and an extensive wine list, making it a dining favorite.
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