The County Hotel

The County Hotel is situated in the centre of Napier which is considered to be the ‘Art Deco Capital of the South Pacific’ and has captivated the emotions and senses of countless admirers. Originally built for the Hawke’s Bay County Council in 1909, The County Hotel is one of only two significant buildings to have survived the massive 1931 earthquake. The County Hotel now stands as Napier's flagship Hotel, a boutique enterprise of exquisite character, distinction and charm. The hotel is home to an extremely popular, multi award winning Chambers Restaurant, the superb Churchill’s bar, an intimate library and eighteen luxurious rooms.