Gisborne YHA



32 Harris Street, Gisborne
Tel (06) 867 3269
Website www.stayyha.com





BUG review
The Gisborne YHA is a big peach-coloured house and separate cottage close to Kaiti Hill, about a 10-minute walk to the information centre. It’s set on large grounds with lots of outdoor space for hanging out. There’s a standard kitchen and a TV lounge. Things are pretty clean and well-maintained, though some of the furnishings are older. Bikes and wetsuits are available for hire.

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Price
Dorm bed $24-$26 ($21-$23 HI/YHA)
Double/twin room $56 ($50 HI/YHA)

Prices are in New Zealand dollars and are inclusive of all taxes.

Credit cards
MasterCard, Visa

Reception open
7am-10pm daily

Off-street parking TV lounge Kitchen Laundry
 


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Last update: May 15, 2012



Guest reviews for Gisborne YHA
Average rating based on 1 Review
Maintenance  4.00/5  (4.00)
Cleanliness  4.00/5  (4.00)
Facilities  4.00/5  (4.00)
Atmosphere  4.00/5  (4.00)
 

Compared to other hostels in Gisborne
Maintenance  2.67/5  (2.67)
Cleanliness  2.67/5  (2.67)
Facilities  2.67/5  (2.67)
Atmosphere  2.67/5  (2.67)


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Under new management
12 December 2004

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Maintenance   4.00/5  (4)
Cleanliness   4.00/5  (4)
Facilities   4.00/5  (4)
Atmosphere   4.00/5  (4)
(Review ID: 12486)

Great little place with a bohemian/surfer vibe. The new manager went to great lengths to provide a clean and comfortable environment. He even drove me out to watch the sun rise and to where the film Whale Rider was filmed because I didn't have a car. Within walking distance to town and some really nice restaurants
 
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