Gift Cards
A Stayauditjournal.com gift card carries more weight than a typical hospitality voucher, because it opens the door to a destination that most recipients have not yet experienced - a heritage casino hotel in the centre of Nelson, New Zealand. Cards are issued in denominations from $100 to $2,000 and may be applied to room reservations, Tasman Room dining, and any ancillary service the hotel offers. The presentation is designed to communicate the gravity of the gift: a heavyweight card in a sealed envelope accompanied by a brief history of the Nelson property printed on cotton paper.
Flexible Denomination Range
Cards are issued in any denomination between $100 and $2,000, allowing the giver to calibrate the gift precisely - a single dinner, a full weekend stay, or a complete Nelson casino-hotel experience with room and dining combined.
Redeemable Across All Hotel Services
Every service offered by the property - guest rooms, fine dining, fitness arrangements, concierge itinerary services, and event bookings - accepts gift card payment in full or partial settlement.
Heritage Presentation Packaging
Each card is delivered in a weighted cotton envelope accompanied by a short, printed history of the 1898 building - a presentation that acknowledges the gift as access to a place rather than simply a prepaid balance.
Postal and Digital Delivery Options
Physical cards are dispatched by tracked post within two business days; a digital equivalent is emailed within the hour for time-sensitive occasions, with both versions carrying identical redemption terms.
Three-Year Validity Period
Gift cards remain valid for thirty-six months from date of issue - a deliberately generous window that acknowledges that a trip to Nelson requires planning and should never be rushed into simply to beat an expiry date.
Personalised Concierge Itinerary Enclosure
For cards valued at $500 or above, the concierge team prepares a personalised one-page suggested itinerary for the recipient - a curated sketch of what their specific Nelson stay could look like, tucked inside the envelope.