Brentwood Hotel
Hotel in Wellington
www.brentwoodhotel.co.nz
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Each room had its own hot water cylinder and little insulation was used throughout the hotel. Entrance doors to the accommodation rooms were also poorly sealed with large gaps under the door allowing cold air to enter the room from the corridor and hot air to escape via the external windows and door. Two 2kw heaters were required to provide heating to the accommodation rooms and we set an objective of reducing this to one 1kw heater by providing better insulation and heat retention. As mentioned above heat retention was not a consideration when the hotel was built.
Single story rooms had some insulation fitted when built but it was of a low heat retention rating and had shifted around over the years. Down lights were fitted as part of the room refurbishment but they allowed hot air to escape into the roof cavity. The foyer of the hotel was completely refurbished in 200 with major structural work undertaken. When the roof over the foyer conference room restaurant is replaced sometime in the next two years further insulation will be fitted to the roof.
Hot water to the kitchen was supplied with several large electrically heated tanks. Electrical kitchen hot water heating was replaced with gas heating with once again a drop in peak power loading. The hotel was set up using almost exclusively electricity as its major source of energy. The hot water for each room was serviced with a tank holding 60 litres of hot water.
We introduced timers set to turn off the hot water tanks from 6. 00am when peak power drawn was starting to decline. The refurbishment of the hotel has enabled us to take an old hotel that was built at a time when energy was cheap and plentiful and substantially improve our energy use foot print. The future use of solar panels fitted to our very large roof area will further advance this policy. Mainstay New Zealand Hotels is a network of 38 independently owned and operated apartments and hotels in New Zealand.
Mainstay Hotels also caters for the needs of the business and corporate traveller with conveniently located hotels in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch and other New Zealand cities. To help you plan and book your hotel accommodation for your New Zealand holiday or business trip, we've included a full hotel directory of Mainstay properties, details for each hotel, indicative rates, as well as a booking and information request facility. Nestled between a dazzling harbour and tree lined hills, Wellington has a well deserved reputation as the number one New Zealand centre for arts, culture, nationhood, sport, fashion, and restaurants and cafe's. Take a stroll along the waterfront and immerse yourself in the words of the many great writers that Wellington has produced.
As you walk in their footsteps you'll encounter New Zealand's national museum Te Papa. The sanctuary is a unique protected natural area for New Zealand's endangered wildlife. Boasting capital status for more than just matters of the state, Wellington is proud of its reputation as the arts and cultural heart of the nation. Courtenay Central's Reading Cinemas boast the most comfortable seats in the country.
16 Kemp Street, Kilbirnie, Wellington BRENTWOOD
Single story rooms had some insulation fitted when built but it was of a low heat retention rating and had shifted around over the years. Down lights were fitted as part of the room refurbishment but they allowed hot air to escape into the roof cavity. The foyer of the hotel was completely refurbished in 200 with major structural work undertaken. When the roof over the foyer conference room restaurant is replaced sometime in the next two years further insulation will be fitted to the roof.
Hot water to the kitchen was supplied with several large electrically heated tanks. Electrical kitchen hot water heating was replaced with gas heating with once again a drop in peak power loading. The hotel was set up using almost exclusively electricity as its major source of energy. The hot water for each room was serviced with a tank holding 60 litres of hot water.
We introduced timers set to turn off the hot water tanks from 6. 00am when peak power drawn was starting to decline. The refurbishment of the hotel has enabled us to take an old hotel that was built at a time when energy was cheap and plentiful and substantially improve our energy use foot print. The future use of solar panels fitted to our very large roof area will further advance this policy. Mainstay New Zealand Hotels is a network of 38 independently owned and operated apartments and hotels in New Zealand.
Mainstay Hotels also caters for the needs of the business and corporate traveller with conveniently located hotels in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch and other New Zealand cities. To help you plan and book your hotel accommodation for your New Zealand holiday or business trip, we've included a full hotel directory of Mainstay properties, details for each hotel, indicative rates, as well as a booking and information request facility. Nestled between a dazzling harbour and tree lined hills, Wellington has a well deserved reputation as the number one New Zealand centre for arts, culture, nationhood, sport, fashion, and restaurants and cafe's. Take a stroll along the waterfront and immerse yourself in the words of the many great writers that Wellington has produced.
As you walk in their footsteps you'll encounter New Zealand's national museum Te Papa. The sanctuary is a unique protected natural area for New Zealand's endangered wildlife. Boasting capital status for more than just matters of the state, Wellington is proud of its reputation as the arts and cultural heart of the nation. Courtenay Central's Reading Cinemas boast the most comfortable seats in the country.
16 Kemp Street, Kilbirnie, Wellington BRENTWOOD
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