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Malaghans Road, Arrowtown, South Island, New Zealand
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Only 5 units but there are few other choices for kilometres around.
$90 per night. Spa pool on site and wireless Internet is available.
Rooms spacious, warm, and comfortable.
No Sky, but they use Freeview, so the TV reception is well above average for a rural motel.
They also do not do meals, not even breakfasts. But there are good options for breakfast and dinner just around the corner.
Like most accommodation you would not fall in love with this place but Alexandra Heights is really a very good motel with an appealing exterior, built of red bricks. It is rather new and has a swimming-pool, its location at the end of the town towards Clyde, so you have to walk some minutes to the town-centre.
The units are spacious, and some have spa baths.
A big plus was that we could leave our car at the motel carpark during our trip on the Otago Rail Trail and pick it up two days later.
I am sure this accommodation is not as flash as others but we found it glorious. Of course, you find every clean bed and shower glorious after a day on the bicycle when your back and neck are sore. But still I think this container-cottage behind the Oturehua Tavern where we stayed for a night on the Otago Rail Trail was very nice.
Somehow this village is in the middle of nowhere - a feeling that you get rather often in Central Otago. When we arrived there no other guests were around, just one local in the bar, and he soon left. The owner told us that sometimes they have busloads of tourists for lunch, so it must be busy at times. Not so during our visit, and that was wonderful. It was already mid-afternoon when we arrived, and you could feel the peace of the place. No noise, nearly no cars passing on the main road - and in your room you would not hear this anyway as the container-cottage is sitting behind the main building, nearly closer to the Rail Trail than to the road.
The rooms are simple but clean, and that is all you need after a day on the bike. They are motel-like with an extra kitchen sink and crockery. The beds were separate singles but we did not mind ;-)
We could store our bicycles at a safe place which was good. And there were washing lines in front of the rooms, so we could wash our sweaty gear and hang it out to dry.
The meals in the tavern were rustic and came in good portions. Do not expect health food ;-) The woman of the house was out, the owner had to cook and did it very well. Steak, chips and salad can be highly recommended.
They also have a beer garden and BBQ.
Across the road is Gilchrist's Store which is an interesting historic general store from 18something.
This is clearly not the kind of accommodation if you are on a budget. But perhaps just for a night or two if you need a touch of luxury after a rough time, or as a honeymoon haven or a little longer if you have won lotto... ;-)
The Lakeside Apartments in Wanaka are expensive but perfect and serviced daily. You reside in perfectly furnished huuuuuuge apartments with one to three bedrooms, and already right from your bed you have a splendid view of Lake Wanaka and the mountains of Mt. Aspiring National Park. This is the right inspiration to start the day.
We had two biiig bathrooms for the two of us, one with a spa bath, a big bedroom, a big lounge and a superb fully equipped designer kitchen with dishwasher, as well as our private laundry with washing machine and dryer, Sky TV and DVD player, and a full-width balcony with sun loungers, table and chairs to have breakfast or dinner outside.
In the courtyard is a swimming pool where you can relax, and just across the street is the lakefront.
Just perfectly luxurious - and the rates (valid until June 2008) match this impression:
one-bedroom apartment from NZ$295 (superior) to 595 (penthouse).
Also two- and three-bedroom apartments available (the more rooms you take and the more people you travel with the cheaper it gets per head... LOL)
spacious and to the highest standard plus great views
A very nice and quiet place although situated on a State Highway, set in beautiful, big garden. 400 metres from the start of the Otago Rail Trail. We could store our bicycles and had a big room, could have our take-away dinner outdoors.
There are several B&B rooms in the house, shared family bathroom, large indoor spa pool area, free access to the kitchen and lounge.
Very nice breakfast. Dinner available if booked in advance.
Special (much lower) price for single occupancy.
The friendly hosts Lorna and Barry gave this stay a special touch. Although they seem to work day and night at the petrol station, manage the rural post and are busy working in their local clubs and committees, they are very relaxed and sit down for a chat in the evening.
If you love toy bears ask for the bear room... You will not believe how many bears can sit in a room and still leave plenty of space for a large bed, two people and a lot of luggage and clothes...
Nice clean comfortable rooms. En-suite, Tv, etc.
Balcony with great views over Lake Wanaka and the mountains beyonds.
Also good walks nearby
This is a really wonderful hotel situated conveniently in front of Lake Wakatipu, the botanical gardens and within short walking distance of the Queenstown town centre. The staff are very friendly and there is a beautiful rose garden in the hotel.
asking the farmer for putting up the tent in one of his paddocks and more often then not you get permission to do so. a quiet place under the stars
buying some freshsupplies from the farmyard..eggs, maybe some veggies, cooking dinner..then watching the sun go down, the colours and the fresh air, what more can I say
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