YHA Associate
YHA Nelson
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Hostel Details & Location
Host: Royce & Linda
Check in: 2:00 pm Check out: 10:00 am
Contact: +64 3 545 9988 Email this hostel
Reception: 8:30 am - 8:30 pm
Location: 59 Rutherford Street,
Nelson
Next to Nelson Market
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How to get here
We’re on the corner of Rutherford St and Montgomery Square - look for the large mural on the side of the hostel. Montgomery Square has paid parking available. There is free parking nearby, please ask at reception.
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This brightly-coloured central city hostel brings Nelson's sunny vibes inside as well as out. Enjoy the ample well-appointed common areas on our ground floor, including a large multi-purpose lounge, two spacious kitchens, and vibrant adjoined dining area. YHA Nelson has carbon positive status, offsetting 120% of their emissions, giving you a sustainable night sleep!
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Guests love:
- Free WiFi
- Fully-equipped kitchen
- Bicycle hire
- Bicycle storage
- Solar powered
activities
Some of our Nelson highlights:
- Find local produce and souvenirs at the Saturday morning market, just behind the hostel
- Visit Abel Tasman National Park: kayak it, walk it or cruise it
- The National Parks of Nelson Lakes and Kahurangi have great views and hiking
- Take a stroll up the Centre of New Zealand walk from Nelson’s Botanical Hill to enjoy stunning views over Nelson and Tasman Bay
- Take advantage of the many excellent cycle trails in the area
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