Westway Homestay is situated in a quiet valley with indigenous forest and abundant native bird life. An historic tunnel on the property is a relic of New Zealand's first State Coal Mine. At night you can experience the spectacle of a glow worm grotto at the tunnel entrance.
Westway offers hospitality, tranquility and comfort, with good food and wine.
Our local knowledge and courtesy transport can help you make the most of your West Coast experience.
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Enjoy the West Coast's many unique attractions. Personalised tours can be arranged, and transport to and from the many nearby activities is available — just ask your hosts, John and Wayne.
Complimentary transport is available for all guests arriving or departing Greymouth by train or bus. Delicious home-cooked meals are carefully prepared for you. A Continental breakfast is included, and all meals are available with prior notice.
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At Westway we offer a variety of room options. We provide Queen rooms with private facilities or
ensuite, and a Twin room with shared facilities. For families we provide a Queen room with two additional Singles and an
ensuite.
Tariffs are:
Queen:
$100 – $120
Single or twin:
$85 – $95
A Continental breakfast is included in the tariff; full breakfast, lunch and dinner are available by prior arrangement. Off-peak and concession rates are available; please contact us for details. |
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Westway offers an opportunity to "take a holiday from your holiday." Relax in comfortable tranquil surroundings, make yourself at home and enjoy excellent food and wine with us.
Westway is situated in a quiet West Coast valley with indigenous rainforest and abundant native birdlife on the doorstep. Our guests may choose to relax in our large garden or enjoy walks in the surrounding native bush. Complimentary transport around the area is provided, and we are happy to show you the sights.
Westway is within an easy drive of two of the West Coast's major annual events — the Kumara Races and the Wildfoods Festival.
The Kumara Races are an historic race meeting held in mid-January. The major race is the Kumara Gold Nuggets — first prize is a real gold nugget. Not just a day at the races, this is a great time for a picnic and a family day out.
The Wildfoods Festival is a truly unique West Coast experience. Stallholders provide you with the opportunity to sample every wild food on the Coast, from venison sausages to Huhu grubs plucked from rotting wood. This annual event.
We are happy to provide you with transport to and from these events.
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How to reach Westway
Our secluded valley is only 10 minutes drive from Greymouth. The key to finding us is to look for
Runanga.
From the north on State Highway 6
The Dunollie turn-off is on your left, 2.5 km after Rapahoe Beach (500 metres before
Runanga).
From Greymouth north on State Highway 6
The Dunollie turn-off is on your right, 500 metres after you pass through
Runanga.
From the Dunollie turnoff
Carry on 1 km until you reach the Bush, and turn right. 100 metres further on, turn left into Herd Street (The Dunollie Hotel is on this corner). Westway is 700 metres further on, at the end of the road, on the left. |
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Phone: +64-3-762-7077
Fax: +64-3-762-7377
email: westway@xtra.co.nz
contact us directly by phone, email or fax. We respond promptly to all enquiries.
Address
58 Herd Street
Dunollie
Greymouth
New Zealand
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