The GeorgeThere’s more to New Zealand than just those rustic rural lodges. Though it may confound the narrative a bit, New Zealanders can do cosmopolitan style as (...)
Solitaire LodgeIn the scheme of things New Zealand’s luxury lodges are probably more similar than different — or at least, the difference between the luxury-lodge (...)
Queenstown Park HotelIt would be criminal to upset the natural beauty of NZ’s South Island with overbearing design, and this boutique hotel strikes a harmonious balance (...)
Otahuna LodgeAs the New Zealand lodge boom shows no sign of slowing, perhaps it’s time to soberly take account of the situation, and note for the record that not all (...)
OhtelIt can be argued that New Zealand’s hospitality world is a victim of its own success in one important sense — thanks to the popularity of the rugged (...)
MolliesMollies on Tweed (you might guess by the name) is anything but the standard hotel experience. This charming little hotel is operated by Frances Wilson and (...)
Huka LodgeHuka Lodge is a fisherman's paradise, founded in 1930 on seventeen acres of land alongside the Waikato river, three hundred meters upstream from Huka (...)
Hapuku LodgeIt’s enough to make you wonder why anyone stays anywhere else. Hapuku Lodge, near Kaikoura on the eastern coast of New Zealand’s South Island, is that (...)
Eichardt's Private HotelEichardt's Private Hotel was established during the gold rush days of the 1860s, and was, at the time, Queenstown's premier lodging. Of course that was a (...)
AzurThe whole point of New Zealand, from an outsider’s perspective, is the outdoors — there’s city culture there, of course, but what’s worth going on (...)
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