Niedliches Cottage mit Whirlpool & ungestörtem Seeblick

The cottage is superbly renovated and situated in an Alpine location, with uninterrupted views across Lake Wakatipu. Located in a private setting, only ten minutes from Queenstown along world famous Glenorchy Road, it is perfect as a couples retreat or take advantage of our additional unique spaces to make this home ideal for groups or families.

This is the perfect home away from home, in which to relax after an adventurous day out experiencing all that the Queenstown region has to offer.

•Spacious relaxing lounge with fire, leading to covered deck with outdoor dining for up to 8 guests.

• Bathroom with walk in rain shower and under floor heating.

• Generous master bedroom with king bed, facing a huge picture window showcasing the spectacular views over the lake and surrounding mountains

• Ideally located private Jacuzzi, with postcard views of the lake and mountains

• Large screen LCD TV and Bluetooth stereo in the lounge, with local Freeview channels as well as Netflix available on request.

• Fully equipped kitchen with breakfast bench seating and all amenities should you like to take a break from our famous restaurants.

• Outdoor living and dining area with Four Burner Gas BBQ

• Laundry facilities, including washing machine, iron and ironing board all included.

Rates include complimentary wireless internet & local phone calls.


Additional Facilities:

Snug
Our comfortable snug, in the cottage itself, is available to sleep an additional two guests in a double bed. If not used as an additional bedroom, this is a great place to relax with a book and soak up the mountain views through the double doors onto the deck.

Sleep out
Our converted Silver Planet Airstream 1950’s caravan, adjacent to the cottage, has been fully renovated and converted into a spectacular sleep out with queen bed and cozy finish. Perfect for additional guests and can sleep two guests comfortably. (Whilst it is comfortable all year round, our sleep out may not be suitable in winter for those who aren’t accustomed to the Queenstown chill.)