The historic photo gallery involves guests from the outset. Most admired are shots of the Pink and White Terraces, lost to the eruption of Mt Tarawera in 1886. These Terraces were then deemed to be a Wonder of the World.

The Maori Carving, "Teko Teko" was carved by a student at the local New Zealand Maori Arts and Crafts Institute.

The Guest Wing, with four elegant rooms, is at the rear of the house ensuring a private, quiet stay.

Each Guest Room enjoys identical size and facilities with ensuite bathrooms and a door to a private terrace giving access to the tranquil rose garden.

Rotorua is a Spa town and each guest room is named after local fresh water Springs, Paradise, Rainbow, Rachel and Fairy.

The King beds have firm, luxurious mattresses ensuring a restful, quiet night's sleep, the duvets are New Zealand wool, the linens crisp cotton.

The rooms come equipped with ceiling fans, central heating, clock radio, television, hairdryer, robes, walk-in closet with luggage storage, fresh flowers, complimentary Spring water and free wireless internet access.

There is a daily laundry service available at a very reasonable cost.

In the Breakfast Room the glass ceiling floods the area with morning sun and light. The table is set with fine china and linens. The Breakfast Menu includes The Spring's signature dishes such as French Toast, Blueberry Buttermilk Pancakes, or Smoked Salmon Scrambled Eggs with Fresh Dill.

The Guest Lounge with its decor of rich Autumn tones and a wood fire for cooler months, invites guests in to relax and enjoy conversation or restful, quiet times. The exquisite interior design was achieved by one of New Zealand's best designers, Laine Simpson and Darryl Church, architect, won an award for his sensitive design.