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Okaito Lodge - Bay of Islands Nestled amongst native trees at the end of the secluded Okiato Point Okiato Lodge is the perfect base from which to enjoy the beautiful Bay of Islands. Each suite has its own deck with water view, lounge, television and ensuite bathroom. Provided are bathrobes, bathroom amenities, beach towels, hairdryers, tea and coffee making facilities, mini-bars, radio/alarm clocks, fresh flowers and fruit. Okiato Lodge is famous for its culinary delights, game and the freshest of local seafood are complimented by the finest of New Zealand wines. Dress for dinner is smart casual. Dinner begins with pre-dinner drinks. The four-course meal is served in the formal setting of the elegant dining room. |
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The Hilton - Auckland The hotels unique position, located on the end of Princes's Wharf, offers guests beautiful views across Auckland's inner harbour. Upon entering the hotel, the lobby and public areas reflect the link between the seascape and landscape, and set the mood of the hotel. Bellini Cocktail Bar at ground level serves an impressive range of cocktails, fine wines and beverages. The hotel's restaurant, whilst informal and located on the first level of the hotel, offers exceptional views across the harbour of the "City of Sails". Leisure facilities include an outdoor swimming pool, fitness centre and a nearby health and beauty spa. |
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Puka Park Grand Mercure - Pauanui Majestically situated amid 25 acres of New Zealand's most beautiful landscape is the, Mercure Grand Puka Park Resort. Overlooking the spectacular Coromandel Coast its charming private chalets nestle among native trees to capture the beauty and spirit of the Coromandel. The service reflects the location, highly individual, distinctively natural and very memorable. The lodges wellness centre will reinvigorate you with natural spa and massage treatments, while fine dining at the award-winning restaurant is guaranteed to rejuvenate any appetite. The overall effect of a stay here is to revive even the most jaded spirit. |
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Solitaire Lodge - Rotorua Situated just 25 minutes from Rotorua the world-wide reputation gained by this lakeside lodge is upheld by its spectacular views, unspoilt natural beauty and the unique environment combined with the level of personal service and attention to detail. There are ten Guest Suites, individually designed for maximum comfort, and the chefs combine the best of New Zealand product to tempt all palates. Activities range from scenic walks, fishing for Rainbow Trout, helicopter flights over geothermal areas to golfing on nearby courses. |
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The Grand Chateau - Mt. Ruapehu Nestled on the often snow-capped slopes of Mt Ruapehu the hotel is renowned for its classical styling and grandeur. The Grand Chateau is one of New Zealand's most famous buildings. Over the years, its facilities have been constantly updated to enhance many of its most endearing original features. The Grand Chateau places you in the midst of the World Heritage Tongariro National Park, central North Island. It is located minutes away from skiing in the winter and is a base for trekking in the summer. Facilities include saunas, indoor heated plunge pool, mini-gymnasium, tennis courts, 9-hole golf course, restaurants and bars. |
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The Capital Novotel - Wellington Novotel Capital Wellington is the newest luxury hotel in the city. It's spectacular location on The Terrace with direct elevator access to Lambton Quay via a shopping arcade puts it in the heart of the business and shopping precinct. The Westpac Stadium and Wellington's spectacular waterfront are only a short stroll away. Facilities: include the Caucus Restaurant and Bar, gymnasium, disabled facilities, valet parking and business centre. |
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Timara Estate - Blenheim Timara Lodge, luxurious in its facilities and peaceful in its setting, represents one of the ultimate New Zealand hideaways. Home to the 'Spy Valley' range of wines, a personal vineyard and winery tour is included in the tariff as well as breakfast and a gourmet dinner with wine. With just two twin bedrooms and two double bedrooms, there are never more than eight people staying at any one time. Part of Timara's charm lies in its unique country setting. Within the 20 acre, superbly maintained garden you will find a large swimming pool, grass tennis court and private lake. The opportunity to learn about the region from your New Zealand hosts contributes to a blissful stay in this slice of paradise. |
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Lake Brunner Lodge - Greymouth The seclusion of this Lodge is a major part of its attraction. While access is easy, the Lodge is in one of the most remote settings. The final stage of the magnificent drive leading to the Lodge is on a shingle road, flanked by ancient podocarp forest. National Parks and other protected lands surround the Lodge. As well as providing a unique environmental experience, the area is renown for trophy brown trout fishing. The building was purpose built as a hotel in 1868. Extensive renovation has remained loyal to the architecture and style of the 1930s, while incorporating the comfort of modern conveniences. Guests are invited to treat the Lodge as their own home. Timetables do not apply and arrangements are made to suit individual expectations. |
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The Weston House - Christchurch This fine historic Neo-Georgian Mansion has established itself in the top category of boutique lodging available in Christchurch. It is a landmark of generous hospitality given graciously in luxurious private surroundings. The home is located adjacent to the city centre, minutes walk from leading restaurants, galleries and attractions and only 15 minutes drive from Christchurch Airport. Its facilities include super king size beds or two singles with ensuite bathrooms, TV./fridge, in room complimentary tea/coffee, fresh fruit/flowers & home baking. Plus quality toiletries/hair dryer/ bathrobes and writing desk with stationery. To complete your stay with complimentary sherry/chocolates. |
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Westwood Lodge- Franz Josef Westwood, set in rural lands with bush and mountain views, is boutique dinner, bed and breakfast accommodation. The lodge, constructed of wood has eight junior suites with each suite having either king or twin beds with en-suites and a sitting area. Pre dinner drinks are served in the lounge and if need be the open fire warms you while you watch the sun set on the nearby towering Southern Alps. The lodge's chef prepares a four course set dinner with the emphasis on the local produce. The bar features West Coast beers and the wine list features small South Island vineyards. |
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Mountvista Hotel - Queenstown The recently opened Mountvista Boutique Hotel offers bed & breakfast accommodation for discerning travellers. Architecturally designed and luxuriously appointed, Mountvista offers the ambience of a small and intimate luxury lodge with the convenience of a central location. Guests can stroll to the town centre and lakefront within 3 minutes. The 14 spacious guest rooms have been tastefully furnished with guests' comfort as the absolute priority. Each room has either a premium super-king bed or twin single beds. The generous seating area has two large armchairs plus an Ottoman to provide luxuriously comfortable seating. All rooms have a desk, phone, fridge, tea/coffee making facilities, and cable TV. |
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Corstorphine House - Dunedin Corstorphine House (established 1863) is a luxury boutique hotel with unique accommodation and memorable fine dining, situated on an idyllic 12-acre estate. The colourful history of Corstorphine House traces back to the Otago Gold Rush of the 1860s. Today guests continue to admire the impressive hallway, detailed wood panelling, ornate ceilings and gracious rooms. The Conservatory Restaurant is a unique location for chef Craig Redmile's award winning cuisine. His contemporary New Zealand menu is full of local flavour with the finest ingredients; many of them harvested at dusk from the organic gardens. The exquisite menu is matched by an extensive cellar selection of premier local wines. All suites have an individual theme with thoughtful attention to personal comfort. |
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