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Dunedin City is friendly, historical, full of character, and quirky (among many other very favourable descriptions). Atop a steep road (which is almost anywhere in Dunedin), sits a two storey B & B, where one can experience all the described Dunedin’s attributes in one location.||Upon arrival, you are very warmly greeted by Joyce and (sometimes) Dave, with the same sense of welcome one gets when being invited into another’s home, which of course is what true B & B’s are all about. It is, I think, unfair to think of such accommodation in the same way as a hotel (boutique or otherwise), and make such comparisons. B & B’s are another’s home (in this case Joyce & Dave’s), into which you are invited. It is important to remember it is THEIR home.||When one enters, you cannot ignore the obvious quirky character of perhaps both home and hosts, but this also reflects unique character in a historical home. Embrace it, and allow it to become another memorable (for all the right reasons) experience as part of your Dunedin adventure. An excellent guest compendium provides some details of their home and of the hosts, as well as all the relevant local information required.||Admittedly, I stayed in the Executive wing, so the description of my room may differ from others. My room was of a decent size, with a good sized sizeable ensuite Room contained a good work bench spacious wardrobe, mini fridge, microwave and tea/coffee making facilities. If I had to niggle about one thing. It would be the very soft queen sized bed. Being tall, my back prefers a firm mattress, but it was nevertheless very comfortable and warm, and I slept well. ||Excellent free Wi=Fi is also available in all the rooms.||Additional to my room, there was also access to a large modern kitchen and large lounge, where one can socialize with other guests. ||A simple continental breakfast is provided on a self-help basis.