Beaufort House Akaroa

不錯，位置很好，人也不錯服務的。酒店風格很有意思，比網上圖片好看。早餐也還可以。很喜歡阿卡羅阿這個小鎮，很美。人少，世外桃源的感覺。

Sharon and Noel are wonderful and welcoming hosts. Loved the 6 o'clock drinks and canapes. It was a good chance to share stories and experiences with the hosts and other guests. Amazing breakfast and comfortable room with ensuite. Good location within walking distance of the shops and restaurants. We only had 2 nights and would love to go back to spend some more time there.

Such attention to detail! From the guests names on a board by the door to the immaculate breakfast table - and food - Sharon & Noel give it their all. The 6pm drinks & nibbles is a great way to meet fellow guests so that when we all sit down to breakfast next day the conversation flows which makes for a relaxing start to the day. Fyfe Room, which has dual aspect, is comfortable and, like the rest of the house, beautifully decorated and spotlessly clean. (Thanks should be extended to Chrissy for her part in this.) Everything about Beaufort House exudes quality and friendliness - and we loved our all too short stay.

We had a great time at Beaufort House. While not being used to staying in a bed and breakfast, this was a great change from the big hotel chains. Noel and Sharon are wonderful hosts and it was fun to meet new people every day over evening drinks and canapés. Say hello to Milo the cat!

The rooms in the beautiful house are all different, and full of character and atmosphere. Our room had a separate bathroom, which turned out a blessing in disguise: it was a full size bathroom with a traditional bath. Wonderfully relaxing. The hosts are super helpful and knowledgable, the breakfast delicious and generous. The house is situated in a colourful and well maintained garden, within easy walking distance from the beach front. Highly recommended.

The Banks Peninsula, and the town of Akaroa in particular, are extremely charming. This bed-and-breakfast takes that charm to new heights. The architecture and the setting are superb, and the owner's passion for collecting has transformed the home inside into a living museum. Sharon was a very gracious host, with great ceremony around having a drinks time before her guests depart for dinner as well as a breakfast service involving an astounding number of forks, knives, spoons and successive layers of china (and ancient 78s played on a real Victrola). This was truly a unique experience, and one that seemed very characteristic of the place. There are four bedrooms, three upstairs, and one downstairs which is rather small.