| Accommodation in Fiordland, New Zealand. Fiordland, NZ Accommodation types include: Apartment, Backpacker, Bed and Breakfast, Chalet, Cottage, Country House, Cruise, Holiday Home, Holiday Park, Hostel, Hotel, Lodge, Luxury Accommodation, Motel, Motor Lodge, Retreat, Villa. |
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Fiordland New Zealand Accommodation
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Cottage, Holiday Home Accommodation - Te Anau
Earls Cottage is a very tidy modern home central to Te Anau shops and lake.
This three bedrooom warm and welcoming home has comfortable beds, fresh linen with all rooms their own wardrobes, bedside lighting and opening windows. Warm thermo curtains and carpet throughout.
The sunny sitting room/dining/kitchen offers ample, comfortable seating with a flat screen, digital DVD television.
There is a full kitchen with modern appliances and dining table to pull to the open plan... More...
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Cottage, Holiday Home Accommodation - Te Anau
Warmbrick Cottage is a comfortable, clean, fully self contained and independent family home, located just one block from Te Anau Lakefront and two from Te Anau central. The living areas are all well lit, and sliding doors open out onto a sun drenched deck.
The living area has plenty of seating, with reading material, digital TV and a stereo unit.
The open plan kitchen dining area has views of lush garden with an outdoor BBQ area. The modern bathroom has a vanity, shower, opening... More...
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Cottage, Holiday Home Accommodation - Manapouri
Classic Cottage is excellent quality budget accommodation. Moments walk to the Doubtful Sound departure point, it has off-road parking and stunning Fiordland Mountain views.
Classic Cottage has a newly renovated bathroom with gas water, shower, bath, vanity and separate toilet. Freshly painted throughout with a clean, well equipped kitchen, and open plan living area.
Two freshly painted bedrooms contain 1 double bed 1 queen and 1 single, sleeping up to 5 people.
Classic... More...
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Motel, Motor Lodge Accommodation - Te Anau
Nestled beside one of New Zealand's largest lakes and surrounded by magnificent scenery, Te Anau is the one true gateway to the Fiordland National Park which hosts Milford Sound & Doubtful Sound. Aden Motel is the ideal relaxing place to stay while you're experiencing this magical part of NZ. Aden Motel is located on Quintin Drive, in a peaceful area of Te Anau. You will be only a 2 minute walk through to Lake Te Anau.
Your hosts, Irene Benfell & David Herron are the new Managers (since... More...
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Lodge, Luxury Accommodation, Retreat - Te Anau
On forty acres of land, Fiordland Lodge is set on a superb site with commanding views out across Lake Te Anau; a rural setting with rolling grasslands surrounding the Lodge. Lake Te Anau is a pleasant ten minute walk away and across the lake to the west lie the mountains of Fiordland National Park.
The architecture of Fiordland Lodge reflects the raw beauty of Fiordland National Park. Echoes of the forest are found in the striking natural timber construction; sun dried and hand peeled... More...
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Backpacker, Motel Accommodation - Te Anau
Fiordland National Park Lodge is located just 30km north of Te Anau, on State Highway 94 at Te Anau Downs, 91km from Milford Sound, and right on the edge of beautiful Lake Te Anau in the Fiordland World Heritage National Park. Tranquil and serene with spectacular views and away from the bustling crowds, we are one very special location with 2 great accommodation choices.
Fiordland National Park Lodge is only 600m from the boat departure point for the world-famous Milford Track walk and... More...
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Holiday Home Accommodation - Te Anau
Beech Retreat - Te Anau Holiday Home in Te Anau features accommodation with free WiFi, 3.4 km from Fiordland National Park Visitor Centre, 1.6 km from Fiordland Cinema and 2.9 km from Te Anau Glow Worm Caves. The property is 4.3 km from Lake Henry and 4.4 km from Te Anau Wildlife Centre. This holiday home features 1 bedroom, a TV, and a kitchen with a microwave and a fridge. Kepler Track is 1.7 km from the holiday home, while Ivon Wilson Park is 4.3 km from the property. More...
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Motel Accommodation - Te Anau
Just 2 minutes’ walk from Lake Te Anau, Anchorage Motel Apartments offer self-contained accommodation with free Wi-Fi, a flat-screen TV with over 50 satellite channels, and a DVD player. Guests can relax in the garden, which features barbecue facilities and a seating area. Anchorage Motel Apartments Te Anau are located in the heart of Fiordland, only 10 minutes’ walk from the Te Anau town centre and Te Anau Domain. Lake Manapouri is a 20-minute drive away. All apartments have a fully equipped... More...
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Holiday Home Accommodation - Te Anau
Located in Te Anau, 3 km from Te Anau Glow Worm Caves and 4.1 km from Ivon Wilson Park, Hartview Haven - Te Anau Holiday Home offers air conditioning. With free private parking, the property is 3.6 km from Fiordland National Park Visitor Centre and 1.8 km from Fiordland Cinema. The holiday home is equipped with 3 bedrooms, a TV and a fully equipped kitchen that provides guests with a dishwasher, a microwave, a washing machine, a fridge and an oven. Lake Henry is 5 km from the holiday home,... More...
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Chalet Accommodation - Te Anau
Set on 13 acres within Fiordland National Park Scenic Reserve, Kepler Oaks Chalet is just 200 metres from the Waiau River. It offers free Wi-Fi and free continental breakfast provisions. Soak in the outdoor hot tub and enjoy the mountain views, watch the horses, alpaca, sheep and lambs, or have fun counting stars in the pure dark skies. Te Anau Kepler Oaks Chalet is 600 metres from Lake Te Anau. It is a 10-minute walk from the start of the Kepler Track and about 5 minutes’ drive from central Te... More...
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 Amber Court Motel - Motel. Amber Court Motel offers modern accommodation in a quiet location, just 2 minutes’ walk from Lake Te Anau. All units...
 Milford Sound Private Day Tour - Private Tour - Auckland. Starting from $325.00 per person. The scenic beauty of Milford Sound is hard to surpass. Joseph Rudyard Kipling (English journalist) called it the...
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