Mornington, on Napier Hill, is the perfect place to unwind on your visit to Art Deco Napier and the famous wine and food regions of Hawke's Bay. Designed by well known Napier Architect JA Louis Hay, and built in 1921, Mornington is a wonderful example of early 20th century Arts and Crafts architecture. The Lodge is a bungalow style, with decor and furnishings carefully selected to create an ambience of the 1920s era. Generous hospitality awaits you in this private heritage home, with million dollar sea views, which is available for the exclusive use of one party of guests at a time, making it especially suitable for family groups or people seeking complete privacy. Two or three nights at least are needed to fully experience this wonderful region, with Art Deco Architecture, world class restaurants, stunning wine at 33 wineries, golf, fishing, swimming or just relaxing and being pampered with beauty or massage therapy at Mornington. Mornington can accommodate a group of up to four people at a time. The Red Room with queen bed and the Green Room with twin beds both open onto a sunny verandah with lovely sea views and share a spacious private bathroom filled with exquisite toiletries.