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15 hotel

SO/ Auckland

So hip, so vibrant: SO/ Auckland is the trendiest melting pot in the City of Sails. Located downtown in the lively Britomart district, this 130-room “rebellious lifestyle” hotel bursts with dynamic energy emanating from the decadent black-walled lobby up to the HI-SO rooftop bar with its Instagram-worthy views of Waitemata Harbour. 

Michelin-starred chef Marc de Passorio leads diners on a gastronomic journey at Harbour Society restaurant; fashionable boutiques, galleries, and waterfront nightlife are a short stroll away.

Park Hyatt Auckland

Park Hyatt Auckland is perfectly located on the water’s edge and will offer expansive views across Wynyard Quarter's Lighter Basin and out to the Waitemata Harbour. Our sophisticated waterfront residence has 195 guestrooms, four restaurants and bars, versatile and elegant event spaces, a day spa, a 25-metre infinity pool, and a full fitness center. Enjoy a luxurious, 5-star experience with us.    

Cordis Auckland

Cordis Auckland is an elegant, upscale hotel situated in the lively area near. Upper Queen Street and Karangahape Road. Known for its creative, eclectic culture, boutique shops and buzzing nightlife,
this vibrant area offers everything from contemporary art and live music to vintage stores. Our hotel offers 411 luxury rooms and suites, sophisticated restaurants and bars, excellent workout facilities and state-of-the-art meeting and event spaces.
 

The George

A stylish urban sanctuary within easy walking distance of Christchurch centre, The George is a welcoming and wonderfully comfortable place to stay. Expect innovative cuisine in the superb restaurant, impeccable service and works of art by some of New Zealand’s finest contemporary artists. Rich tan leather and bold teal velvet offer a warm welcome in the lobby, all 52 spacious rooms are also decorated in soothing neutral tones with those all important special details. The atmosphere is one of chic elegance but specifically designed with relaxation in mind. Following a leisurely breakfast on the terrace of 50 Bistro, wander through Hagley Park making sure to visit the Botanic Gardens. Then head for Cathedral Square or for a spot of adventure, arrange a balloon or helicopter flight for a bird’s eye view of the sea and mountains surrounding Christchurch.

Otahuna Lodge

At the heart of a 19th century Victorian estate, Otahuna Lodge seamlessly knits past and present together: period woodwork, stained glass windows and fifteen working fireplaces combine with a host of modern comforts and a rich collection of contemporary New Zealand art. Outside, Otahuna, which is Maori for little hill among the hills, has striking views over the Canterbury Plains and the Banks Peninsula. The song of native bellbirds invites guests to discover hidden glades, ponds and more than 120 different kinds of organic fruits, vegetables, nuts and mushrooms in the historic gardens.

Rosewood Kauri Cliffs

Sophisticated and elegant, Rosewood Kauri Cliffs looks out across panoramic views across the Pacific. Tastefully designed by Virginia Fisher, the lodge is timelessly beautiful; offering space, comfort and complete relaxation amidst the homeliness of soft furnishings, warm carpets and blonde woods. Resting on an unspoilt coastline where high cliffs give way to three pristine private beaches, Kauri Cliffs is experiential travel at its best.

Named the number one resort in Australia and New Zealand by Travel + Leisure, Kauri Cliffs is a leisure traveller’s dream. Activities abound with the David Harman-designed golf course, immersive local heritage tours, bountiful fishing, and bush walks, mountain biking, quad biking and spa sanctuary hidden within native forest. Accommodation is offered in 22 suites set in outlying cottages separate to the main lodge, as well as the two-bedroom Owner’s Cottage and three stunning four-bedroom villas. Each suite has its own private balcony, bedroom with sitting area and open fireplace, walk-in wardrobe and bathroom. The cottages are nestled in native forest overlooking the golf course and the Pacific Ocean.

Rosewood Cape Kidnappers

Far out to the east of Hawke’s Bay wine country, Rosewood Cape Kidnappers sits atop rolling farmland and rugged cliffs that give way to vast sea views. Home to not only a lodge and spa, this unique property also boasts the awarded-winning Tom Doak-design golf course, a sanctuary for some of New Zealand’s most precious flora and fauna, and a working sheep and cattle station.

Warm and enveloping, Cape Kidnappers’ 22 generous suites and four-bedroom Owner’s Cottage deliver sumptuous comfort and awe-inspiring views. Every suite offers guests a private balcony, bedroom with sitting area, walk-in wardrobes and luxurious bathroom. The main lodge overlooks the working farm, golf course and Pacific Ocean, and houses the guest lounge, library, wine cellar and snug, providing options for a variety of dining locations.

Treetops Lodge & Estate -

Nestled in 2,500 breathtaking acres of 800 year old native forest, Treetops Lodge is a uniquely New Zealand experience. This wildlife sanctuary offers outdoor activities centered around seven streams, four lakes, and 43 miles of adventure trails. The spa combines traditional therapies with unique indigenous Maori treatments, the specialty Maori therapeutic massage is a must after a day on the nearby Kinloch Club. Adventures abound for the whole family: junior cooking classes, photography safaris, helicopter tours, Maori poi making and flax weaving, mountain biking, and hiking to spectacular waterfalls and active volcanoes.

HUKA LODGE

Wharekauhau Country Estate

In Maori, Wharekauhau means “place of knowledge”, as it was here where the wise men would come to learn their craft. The name has remained as a testament to the past. Nearly two centuries later, a large sheep station took its place here and finds itself still in activity today. In this farm setting, overlooking the Palliser Bay, the lodge cultivates a refined art de vivre, with a welcoming decor that mixes antiques with natural materials.It is surrounded by vast native gardens where the croquet lawn, flowers, orchard and vegetable garden stand alongside one another, with the latter two supplying the restaurant where a delicious revisited “Kiwi” cuisine is served.

InterContinental Wellington

Adjacent to Wellington’s waterfront, InterContinental Wellington is the most centrally-located and experienced global five-star hotel in New Zealand’s capital city. It is the seamless and personal service of the team that makes your Wellington accommodation and travel experience truly memorable. Guests can spend time with the award-winning concierge team whose tips and insider knowledge help travelers discover the arts, events, shopping, and culinary cultures surrounding the hotel.

HELENA BAY LODGE

Eichardt's Private Hotel

Eichardt’s Private Hotel may have roots stretching back to 1866, but its chic interiors and whatever your whim service plant it firmly in the 21st century. It’s thanks in part to Virginia Fisher’s creative influence, adding a modern edge to this boutique hotel’s heritage. And with the best spot on the shores of mountain backed Lake Wakatipu, it’s both sleekly designed and serenely placed.

Inside, the hotel makes the most of the South Island landscape it’s part of. Each suite and apartment frames awe-inspiring lake or mountain views, and balances antique furnishings with contemporary style notes. For peak privacy, choose The Residence, an elegant villa set slightly apart from the main hotel. Or experience ultimate luxury in The Penthouse. With spa like marble bathrooms, a private pool terrace, personal chef and round the clock butler and the best views in the house, it’s a spectacular space for enjoying the finer things in life.

Rosewood Matakauri

Spectacularly located on the shores of Lake Wakatipu, Rosewood Matakauri Lodge looks out to a mesmerising alpine landscape, with The Remarkables and Cecil and Walter peaks prominent. Just seven minutes from bustling Queenstown, this is an alpine, lakeside retreat, nestled in one of the world’s most strikingly beautiful landscapes. With clean lines in glass, stone and timber, Matakauri’s own take on luxury is understated and welcoming. The main lodge consists of a spacious lounge and dining and living areas, all with views of Lake Wakatipu, while accommodation is offered in twelve luxurious guest suites and rooms. Each suite offers a private porch, a bedroom with sitting area and open fireplace, walk-in wardrobe and bathroom.

The four bedroom Villa at Matakauri features four suites in an outlying complex, complete with private Jacuzzi, kitchen and grand courtyard making it ideal for families, couples or friends travelling together, as well as special celebrations. Named by Travel + Leisure as one of the top five lodges in New Zealand and Australia, Matakauri is your ultimate sanctuary after a day spent atop mountains, exploring vast fjords, chasing thrills and simply discovering this unique region.

Blanket Bay

On the shores of Lake Wakatipu, 45 minutes from Queenstown, Blanket Bay offers dramatic views of the Humboldt Mountains and their reflections below. Wild, rugged and dense with foliage, the landscape finds its natural progression in the property’s stone and timber buildings. With their large windows that give onto the lake and grand fireplaces, the rooms, chalets and villas are elegant cocoons offering the ultimate respite after one of the many excursions on offer. From helicopter tours over the Fiords of Milford Sound to Mt Aspiring National Park hikes, jet boating in the river or fly fishing, the Blanket Bay team is always on hand to help you discover this breathtaking wilderness. And if it is serenity you seek, sit back and relax in the spa or in one of the armchairs in the bar, which offers a wide selection of premium New Zealand wines.

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