Wallaceville House offers Weddings, Conferences, Functions and accommodation in Upper Hutt, just a short distance from Wellington.
History, serenity and privacy. From the moment you arrive, Wallaceville House will delight. The surrounding bush providing a natural amphitheatre with the chattering of birds being the only interruption.
These conference rooms offer natural spot lighting, table water, mints, phone/fax, photocopier, electric whiteboard, OHP's, Data Show, TV/video, lectern, PA system, parking. Full catering and bar facilities.
For on site accommodation they offer 16 rooms, 12 studio units, 4 studio units with full kitchen facilities, king-size beds and spa baths.
All rooms have minibars and Sky TV, room service, tea/coffee facilities and microwave oven, breakfasts available, special access facilities available.
Wallaceville House2 Wallaceville RoadUpper HuttPh: +64 4 527 7785 Fax: +64 4 528 7218 reservations@wallacevillehouse.co.nz www.wallacevillehouse.co.nz
Take a ride on the newly refurbished Silver Fern Railcar for a one day excursion to Mangatainoka's Tui Brewery for lunch and a tour.
On the shores of Wellington’s harbour, the Petone Settlers Museum occupies one of New Zealand’s most significant memorial buildings – the Wellington Provincial Centennial Memorial.
Williams Gallery presents an exhibition of new works by Michael Smither and Nick Dryden.
Located in an historical school building containing two classrooms, in the grounds of the Wainuiomata Primary School. One room has been converted into an historical display while the other room has been restored as a colonial classroom.
