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Annandale Coastal Farm Escape & Luxury Villa Collection, Akaroa
Annandale Coastal Farm Escape & Luxury Villa Collection, Akaroa
Akaroa, New Zealand
Holiday homes
from 1595.00 NZD / night
The House, Christchurch
The House, Christchurch
Homestays
from 72.00 NZD / night
Regents 94A - Christchurch Holiday Homes Christchurch
Regents 94A - Christchurch Holiday Homes Christchurch
Holiday homes
from 193.50 NZD / night
Jailhouse Accommodation, Christchurch
Jailhouse Accommodation, Christchurch
Christchurch, New Zealand
Hostel
from 24.00 NZD / night
Lilac Rose Boutique Bed and Breakfast, Christchurch
Lilac Rose Boutique Bed and Breakfast, Christchurch
Christchurch, New Zealand
Bed & Breakfasts
from 165.00 NZD / night
Airport, motorway, shopping handy, Christchurch
Airport, motorway, shopping handy, Christchurch
Holiday homes
from 208.00 NZD / night
Little Hill Top Hilton - Akaroa Holiday Home, Akaroa
Little Hill Top Hilton - Akaroa Holiday Home, Akaroa
Holiday homes
from 245.80 NZD / night
Dyers House, Christchurch
Dyers House, Christchurch
Christchurch, New Zealand
Bed & Breakfasts
from 395.00 NZD / night
West Lake Holiday Home, Christchurch
West Lake Holiday Home, Christchurch
Homestays
from 50.00 NZD / night
Carlton Villa 3 - Christchurch Holiday Homes, Christchurch
Carlton Villa 3 - Christchurch Holiday Homes, Christchurch
Christchurch, New Zealand
Apartments
from 183.60 NZD / night
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