Lime Tree Lodge
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| Rates are TAX inclusive, per room, and will be charged in New Zealand Dollars ($) |
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Next Seven Days
29 Nov - 12 Dec |
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Property Details
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Lime Tree Lodge offers luxurious five-star boutique accommodation in one of New Zealand's most spectacular regions. Set on a ten-acre estate, just outside Lake Wanaka, the Lodge affords panoramic views of the region's spectacular snow-capped mountains. An avenue of 'tilea cordata' lime trees lends the Lodge its unique name and character. The rustic Central Otago exterior, featuring local schist stone, opens up into a modern and stylish interior with no expense spared on making the surroundings comfortable for guests. Lime Tree Lodge offers four luxuriously appointed ensuite guestrooms and two private suites, each with their own French doors and verandah, providing a relaxing vantage-point to take in the scenic alpine views. Facilities at the Lodge include a swimming pool and spa pool, a five-hole pitch-and-putt golf course, petanque court, croquet lawn and on-site helipad for heli-skiing and heli-sightseeing tours. The Lodge’s four guestrooms are named after the superb range of rivers which flow through the World Heritage Wanaka region - Hawea, New Zealand's shortest river -Mata-Au, the Maori name for the mighty Clutha, New Zealand's largest volume river - the Makarora, known for its plentiful rainbow trout - and the ancient glacial-fed Matukituki river. Fresh flowers, heated floors and king-size beds, clad in crisp cotton and designer linens, make each room a restful haven with spectacular alpine views. Each luxurious ensuite room has French doors opening out to a verandah and landscaped gardens, and is equipped with its own garden furniture for that leisurely afternoon tea, complete with home-baking or a glass of fine Central Otago wine as the sun sets behind the Southern Alps. Inspired by the lime trees which punctuate the Lodge’s grounds, guests will find quality Linden Leaves toiletries in every room (Linden is the Old English word for a lime tree) and Vodka lime gimlets presented for evening aperitifs in the Lodge's guest lounge. Lime Tree Lodge has two elegantly appointed luxury suites. The Linden Suite has a fresh, contemporary feel with its large open-plan bedroom and private lounge opening out to an expansive verandah and garden area. This suite features a super-king or twin beds, an ensuite bathroom with shower, tea and coffee making facilities, a fridge stocked with gourmet provisions, digital TV, a CD and DVD player, plus fast internet access (broadband & wireless). Black Peak Suite is Lime Tree Lodge’s superior luxury suite. Its black-oak décor, leather furnishings and private log fire make this the perfect retreat for a well-deserved winter or summer break. Pull back the French doors and enjoy a delicious, local wine while watching the sun set over Black Peak and the Southern Alps. Black Peak Suite features a spacious master bedroom with super-king or twin beds, an ensuite bathroom, a separate bunk bedroom suitable for up to two children (aged 12 years or under, a private lounge / dining area with log fire and kitchenette, digital TV, CD and DVD player, fast internet access (broadband & wireless and its own garden terrace with sweeping 180 degree views towards the Southern Alps. Guests also have exclusive use of the stylish lounge and dining area, with its impressive open log schist fireplace. Complimentary digital TV, CD / DVD Player, CD, DVD and book libraries and fast internet access (broadband & wireless) are all on hand for guests to enjoy throughout their stay. Lime Tree Lodge is renowned for its attentive service with hosts, Sally and Rebecca, providing special touches to make your stay relaxed and memorable. Relax in front of a roaring log fire and enjoy a Vodka Gimlet - Lime Tree Lodge's suggested aperitif made with New Zealand's very own '42 below' Vodka and freshly squeezed lime juice - or soak up the warm Central Otago sun by the pool in summer months. |
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Luxury Guestrooms
French Doors open out to the garden & stunning alpine views. Private ensuite, fine bed & bath linen, fresh flowers. Includes exclusive use of the stylish guest lounge and dining area. Rates are for 2 people. The room caters for a maximum of 2 adults. Available bedding configurations:
Cancellation Policy:
Minimum 7 Days (all)
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Cancellations or changes to bookings for this room must be made at least 7 days prior to the check in date and time or you will be charged the full amount of the booking.
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Business FacilitiesFast internet access (broadband & wireless), e-mail, fax & phone available. On-site helipad available for transfers from / to Queenstown Airport. |
| Check In |
1500hrs |
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| Check In Instructions |
If you wish to arrive earlier or depart later than the times stated, please contact us in advance to make prior arrangements. |
| Check Out |
1100hrs |
| Getting There |
Lime Tree Lodge is a six minute drive from Lake Wanaka resort and only a couple of minutes from Wanaka Airport. The Lodge is within one hour's drive of Queenstown (via either the historic Crown Range road or the orchard district of Cromwell); 2 - 4 hours drive of the West Coast / Glaciers; 3 - 4 hours drive of Dunedin and 6 hours drive of Christchurch. Courtesy transfers are available to and from Wanaka Airport. A shuttle transfer can be arranged from Queenstown airport to and from Lime Tree Lodge. If driving from Queenstown (via Gibbston Valley and Cromwell), head north on SH 6 towards Lake Wanaka. Lime Tree Lodge is located on the left-hand side of SH 6, approx. 2 kms past Wanaka Airport. Look for the Lime Tree Lodge sign on the left-hand side of the road. Turn left into Ballantyne Road. Lime Tree Lodge is the first drive-way on the left. If driving from Queenstown via the Crown Range, turn right when you hit the T-intersection at Lake Wanaka, then drive through the main centre before heading south on State Highway 84 towards Cromwell. Do not take the 1st Ballantyne Rd exit you come to on your right as you leave Ardmore St (it turns into a metal road). Keep driving south on SH 84, past Puzzling World (on your right) towards Cromwell. You will come to a T-junction where SH 84 intersects with SH 6. North-bound traffic turn left at this intersection for the West Coast and Glaciers. Continue straight ahead (south) on SH 6 towards Queenstown. Lime Tree Lodge is located 4 kms south of this junction. Look for the Lime Tree Lodge sign on the right-hand side of the road. Turn right into Ballantyne Road. If driving from Christchurch, follow SH 8 through to Tarras (via Twizel and the Lindis Pass). Just after Tarras, turn right on to SH 8A and follow this until you reach SH 6. At the intersection of SH 8A and SH6, turn right on SH 6 towards Lake Wanaka. Lime Tree Lodge is located on the left-hand side of SH 6, approx. 2 kilometres past Wanaka Airport. Look for the Lime Tree Lodge sign on the left-hand side of the road. Turn left into Ballantyne Road. Lime Tree Lodge is the first drive-way on the left. If driving down the West Coast from Fox Glacier via SH 6, turn left at the T-junction where SH 6 intersects with SH 84. Lime Tree Lodge is located 4 kms south of this junction. Look for the Lime Tree Lodge sign on the right-hand side of the road. Turn right into Ballantyne Road. |
| Parking |
Ample, off-street car parking available. |
| Things To Do |
Set on the southern shores of New Zealand's fourth largest lake, Wanaka town-ship sits at the foot of Mount Aspiring National Park, surrounded by the dramatic peaks of the Southern Alps mountain range. A wide range of attractions and adventure sports are all within easy reach of Wanaka. Take a scenic cruise on the lake, sample locally made wines, or fish at one of the easily accessible lakeside spots. Alternatively, venture into the hills and mountains surrounding Wanaka. Mountain biking, tramping and climbing are all available in this area. Wanaka is also one of New Zealand's top ski destinations, with four ski and snowboarding alpine resorts nearby. Wanaka township is a quiet, relaxed lakeside resort with excellent restaurants, cafes and shops. Relax and revive in this comfortable boutique lodge while enjoying the wealth of outdoor activities this spectacular region has to offer. |
