Bella Vista Motel Blenheim Phone Number and Contact Information

The property sits 4.2 km west of Woodbourne Airport (BHE), served by Air New Zealand's daily flights from Wellington.

Rental car agencies like Apex and Jucy operate onsite pickups, while the InterCity coach stop at Blenheim Railway Station (1.2 km east) connects to Picton ferries.

Self-drivers from Christchurch take SH1 north via Kaikōura (3.5 hours), while Nelson arrivals follow SH6 through the Wairau Valley vineyards.

Culinary adventures begin at Dodson Street Beer Garden’s craft brews paired with green-lipped mussels, and Marlborough wine region accommodation proximity enables easy access to Brancott Estate’s subterranean tasting room.

Government services cluster around the Marlborough District Council building (15 Seymour St) and NZ Police’s Blenheim station with its historic 1908 brick facade.

Sports enthusiasts utilize Stadium 2000’s Olympic-sized pool and ASB Sports Park’s floodlit netball courts.

Educational institutions include Marlborough Boys’ College’s agricultural programs and NMIT’s viticulture campus.

Local enterprises thrive at Cloudy Bay’s cellar door (Jackson Rd) and Makana Confections’ artisan chocolate factory tours.

History emerges at the Marlborough Museum’s preserved Boyd Heritage Building and the 1850s-era Maxwell House’s settler artifacts.

Budget-conscious travelers consider budget motel Charles Street Blenheim alternatives like Blenheim Top 10 Holiday Park’s powered sites or Koanui Lodge’s shared kitchen facilities.

Backpackers favor The Vines Motorlodge’s bike rentals, while road trippers opt for 14th Avenue Motel’s truck parking near New World supermarket.

Guest reviews consistently praise Bella Vista’s heated bathroom floors and daily breakfast baskets with local jams, though some note limited on-street parking during peak seasons.

The solar-heated pool’s winter availability receives accolades, while business travelers appreciate the meeting nook with USB charging stations.

Families highlight the toy-lending library and proximity to Pollard Park’s duck ponds.

Cultural experiences center on the annual Marlborough Wine Festival (February) and the Classic Fighters Airshow at Omaka Aerodrome.

Outdoor adventures range from kayaking the Wairau River’s braided channels to cycling the South Island touring stop motel-adjacent Grape Ride trail through vineyards.

Don’t miss the Edwin Fox Maritime Museum’s 1853 immigrant ship exhibit or twilight tours of the Brayshaw Heritage Park’s vintage machinery.

Local businesses include Vines Village’s boutique shopping complex and Havelock’s Greenshell Mussel Cruise departures (25 minutes north).

Transport services feature Marlborough Travel’s wine tour shuttles and Sounds Air’s scenic flights to Wellington.

Anglers book guided trout fishing expeditions through Marlborough Fly Fishing, accessing the Wairau and Opawa rivers.