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52 Howden Street, Te Anau, Fiordland National Park 9600 New Zealand
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Experience the genuine warmth of traditional hospitality in the relaxed and tranquil environment of our 1936 relocated former convent, in one of New Zealand's most scenic locations- stunning Fiordland.We proudly promote our 9 rooms as being a mix of historic charm, combined with modern convenience, luxury and comfort. Based on 7 acres, yet only 15 minutes walking time to Te Anau town centre you`ll enjoy our secluded location, and appreciate all activities in town with ease. Take time to enjoy the little additions we`ve provided to make your stay memorable. Enjoy a game of giant garden chess, listen to the water fountain in our pond while reading a book on our 2 person swing seat, soak up the sunshine in our private gazebo, curl up next to the fireplace in the Lounge Library, and enjoy a glass of wine on the balcony overlooking the estate.Above all else you`ll find the level of interaction with your host, and the friendly staff, one of the most memorable aspects of staying in a Lodge this size.A unique accommodation experience.
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We can’t express just how much we enjoyed our stay at the Te Anau Lodge! It is by far the best B&B that we have stayed in. Kym’s hospitality was over the top! We hope that all the passion and kindness that you show to your guests, Kym, comes back to you in an abundance of blessings. We wish you continued success, good health, and much happiness! Thanks for a beautiful stay!
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Date of stay: October 2023
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After months of planning and fine-tuning our NZ trip, we spent 4 delightful nights at Te Anau Lodge. Our good experience began long before our arrival; manager Kym took considerable time by email to help us book tours and arrange details ahead of time. Upon arrival, we were warmly greeted and shown around the utterly charming converted nunnery. Our room was very well appointed with en suite and terrific lake and mountain views out the windows on two sides. The bed was comfortable, breakfast service was exceptional and delicious, and there were small snacks, soda, beer and wine available throughout. Kym continued her outstanding hospitality by making dinner and spa reservations for us in Te Anau, storing our luggage during our Doubtful Sound overnight cruise (don’t miss this!) and her expert local advice about which hikes would best suit our preferences. Key Summit-Routeburn was perhaps the best hike of our lives, an hour’s drive from the lodge. From the moment we arrived until we left, Te Anau Lodge felt luxurious and comfortable, and the terrific service we received from Kym and her staff was exemplary. Highly recommend.…
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Date of stay: October 2023Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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A charming building with Nun themed rooms. Or cosy room was on the ground floor, and even though it was next to the kitchen it was not noisy. The staff were wonderful and helpful. The communal room on the first floor was charming, with books, board games, refreshments, and nice views. A special place.
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Date of stay: February 2023Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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So I could tell all the stories myself on this whole place but I'd really recommend to find this all out yourself when you decide on visiting Te Anau. In all honesty: look no further than what this place has to offer you. Host Kym was hilarious and very helpful. We were not staying in the *spoiler alert* old convent but in the old Mararoa Homestead across the garden. This HUGE place is sort of ab attraction by itself and we were loving it. Would have loved to stay longer but couldn't since our trip was pre-booked but nonetheless we will think back on this quirky place with fondness. Breakfast was in the convent, which is all in good order. Bicycles available to explore the town.
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Date of stay: April 2023
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Very quirky but fun place to stay. Breakfast was enjoyable, the staff was friendly and helpful. Rooms were a little on the smaller side, but with the space they had, I think they did a good job. Had good snacks in the common room with some games and puzzles to stay entertained. Fairly close to downtown Te Anau
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Date of stay: May 2023Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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We just loved the atmosphere in this unique, quirky lodge. This is a restored convent converted into a lodge and each room is individually named; we stayed in Mother Superior's Room. Others named The Bishops Retreat, The Vestry .......... Our luxe room was warmed by a radiator, underfloor heating in the bathroom and a heated towel rail. The bed was really comfortable and warm, and, with location away from the town, there was no exterior noise. Management and staff are really friendly and helpful and breakfast, served in The Chapel, was a treat; a great selection of fruits and cereals, together with a hot buffet. On the upper floor is the large guest library with complimentary tea/coffee, wine and beers, and delicious lodge treats. Doors open to the deck with lovely views to the mountains. Wander past reception in the evening and you just may discover a special treat of hand crafted chocolates too. We would happily return for another visit. Thanks Kym, Nick and the outstanding team. …
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Date of stay: March 2023
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The lodge was quite unique as it had been a convent. Kim and Nick were most helpful in not only booking our stay but in answering questions as well as booking various day trips. We enjoyed the common living room with freshly baked treats. The lodge was close to the center of town which made it easy to get to restaurants.
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Date of stay: April 2023
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it's an old convent and the owners have maintained much of the original character to good effect. the common room is good and well stocked with coffee, tee, port and treats..breakfast is good..we found the rooms small even though we stayed in one of the larger bedrooms..
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Date of stay: April 2023Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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What an absolutely delightful place to spend a night or two! We loved the character of this old convent, with all the gorgeous wood panelling and historical tidbits scattered around. The converted confessional is genius as a luggage lift, and the sitting room is a super cosy, comfortable spot to enjoy a glass of (complimentary) wine and meet your fellow guests. Host Kym is lovely and really helpful, with plenty of advice/info/recommendations of places to eat, visit or tramp. We especially appreciated her telling us about the local movie at the Black Dog Bar - a must see for visitors to the town.
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Date of stay: April 2023
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We are so glad we discovered the Te Anau Lodge! It was the perfect spot to break up the drive back to Queenstown from the Milford Sound. Kym gave us a fabulous welcome when we arrived and kindly showed us the laundry guests have access to as well as a lovely gathering room where snacks and complimentary drinks are served (a much more personal experience than your standard hotel!). The property is an incredible conversion of a convent with lots of character - the confessional has been turned into a a dumb-waiter to bring up the luggage! After a delicious breakfast included in our fee to stay, we were refreshed for our drive back to Queenstown. Our stay at the Te Anau Lodge and dinner in town at the Redcliff Restaurant was truly a highlight of our trip!
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Date of stay: March 2023
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