Fitzherbert Regency Motor Lodge 4*
Main amenities
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Wi-Fi
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Express check-in/ -out
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Sports activities
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Child-friendly
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Wheelchair access
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Breakfast
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Air conditioning
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No pets allowed
Location
Centrally located just 5 minutes' walk from the large Victoria Esplanade Park, the 4-star Fitzherbert Regency Motor Lodge Palmerston North hotel features 15 spa tubs. This Palmerston North motel offers 20 rooms with views of the courtyard.
The hotel is in proximity to Aviary, with Te Manawa a mere 1.4 km away. The accommodation is also 17 minutes' stroll from the natural ox-bow lake "Hokowhitu Lagoon" in Palmerston North. Guests might as well enjoy proximity to Dugald MacKenzie Rose Garden, situated around 600 metres away. The Fitzherbert Regency Motor Lodge Palmerston North lies not far from the sports gallery "New Zealand Rugby Museum".
Luxury rooms are equipped with an iron with ironing board and air conditioning, along with such entertainment facilities as a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. They are appointed with a writing desk, and also feature coffee and tea making equipment. Guests have access to a walk-in shower and a separate toilet, as well as bathroom comforts such as a hairdryer and bath sheets.
Fitzherbert Regency Motor Lodge hotel offers a continental breakfast daily. Cafe Esplanade is located next to this smoke-free hotel and serves New Zealand dishes, approximately 5 minutes' walk away.
Review by hotel critic
Fitzherbert Regency encapsulates a blend of comfort and convenience, making it a solid choice for both leisurely retreats and practical stays. The friendly reception staff sets a welcoming tone, while housekeeping maintains a tidy environment-a must for any traveller, especially a beer enthusiast like myself who appreciates cleanliness. The location is ideal, with key attractions just around the corner, cutting down on transport time and costs. Our room featured essential amenities like a flat-screen TV, electric kettle, and comfortable seating area, which enhanced our experience without veering into exorbitance. While the outside noise-particularly from rubbish collections-could be disruptive, it barely detracted from the overall value. With reasonable pricing for such amenities, I would consider revisiting, balancing cost with quality.
