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| New Zealand’s
Lodges comprise a collection of luxury small hotels, located
throughout both North and South Islands. Some are close
to popular
destinations like Rotorua, the Bay of Islands and Southern
Lakes, while others are tucked away on remote islands or
in hidden valleys that invite exploration. |
| Ranging in size from four to twenty bedrooms, each is truly unique and has its own special character. Here are some of the features that make a stay at a New Zealand Lodge so memorable: |
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Stunning, scenic locations |
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Very high level of personal service from your lodge hosts |
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Luxury accommodation, often in historic houses or contemporary lodges of unusual design |
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Exquisite decor and furnishings |
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Fine dining on the freshest of produce with a choice of select New Zealand wines |
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Additional features such as personal guiding and nearby recreational facilities and attractions which may include golf, fishing, bushwalking, nature and wildlife and adventure sports |
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