1
2
The building was initially known as the "Johnny Johnstons Grog Shop" in 1827. In the 1830s, the port was a popular destination among exhausted whalers and traders after staying a year in the seas. Without law enforcement agencies and an abundance of cheap liquor, prostitution was a lucrative and popular job at the port. Stricken by the everything but ideal scene, Johnny sought to change not just the hotel but also its environment. He changed the hotel's name to "The Duke of Marlborough", the world's richest man to reintroduce elegance and respect on the place. Throughout the years, the building suffered fire and wars but the owners consistently rebuilt its walls.
Accessible Pool Pool Bar Heated Pool Indoor Pool Children's Pool Outdoor Pool More details...
| Check in: | Check out: |
Immerse yourself in the Bay of Islands, whether you are looking to swim with the dolphins, dive the wrecks in the sites or simply walk on the shoreline, you will be enamored by the picture-perfect panoramas and pampered by luxurious accommodations.
Explore the bay within walking distance of luxurious accommodations.
| Check in: | Check out: |
Featuring panoramic Pacific Ocean views, the hotel offers an award winning golf course and spa facilities.
Relax and unwind while surrounded by nature when choosing to spend your honeymoon at this hotel. With a Honeymoon Offer which includes a welcome bottle of sparkling wine, a romantic picnic, rejuvenating spa treatments as well as romantic dinners and decoration, this hotel is nothing short of ideal for the perfect honeymoon getaway.
A multi-award winning New Zealand hotel & retreat, situated within a 75-acre estate, offering stunning views of the Bay of Islands.
Infinity Pool Panoramic View Pool Pool Lap Lanes Private Pool Outdoor Pool
Outdoor Pool
Sea Water Pool Outdoor Pool
The property was owned and built by a Scotsman, John McIntosh, in 1861. He settled in the nearby Whangaroa on a property with kauri timber, the same timber that was used in the building of the house. As a businessman, he built the Old Oak when the town was flourishing. But even through the decline in whaling in 1870s, flax and kauri milling was still at its peak. So the hotel continued to accommodate guests and travellers as it does today.
Heated Pool Outdoor Pool
Home
| About
| Press | Blog | Terms & Conditions | Privacy Policy | Cookies Policy |
FAQ |
Contact
GNTO LICENSE NUMBER (MH.T.E.): 0259Ε60000576001
Copyright © 2012–2020 Travelmyth™. All rights reserved.
