Fiordland Lodge Te Anau

Hotel · Te Anau

Fiordland Lodge Te Anau

Hotel · Te Anau

472 Te Anau, State Highway 94, Te Anau 9679, New Zealand

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Rustic cabins & lodge with lake views, fine dining, hot tubs

472 Te Anau, State Highway 94, Te Anau 9679, New Zealand Get directions

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"A retreat fringed by swaying tussock grass on the edge of Lake Te Anau, Fiordland Lodge is the luxury choice for travelers visiting Fiordland National Park on the South Island. The lodge was designed to magnify the inspiring local environment; that means 36-foot tree trunks for beams in the main lodge, a floor-to-ceiling fireplace laid with river stones, and glass walls that frame Lake Te Anau and the oft snow-capped peaks of Mount Murchison and Kepler Track. The palette is neutral and understated, always putting the emphasis on the exceptional natural beauty of the area. Themain lodge and two private cabins feel like a world unto themselves—a beautiful, comfortable, and relaxing world that is at the gateway to the Milford and Doubtful sounds and all the other Fiordland National Park wonders."

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Fiordland Lodge, a Design Boutique Hotel Te Anau, New Zealand

"Set within a World Heritage Site in New Zealand, Fiordland Lodge overlooks views of Lake Te Anau and the surrounding mountains. It offers a restaurant, free Wi-Fi and free parking. The comfortable rooms at Fiordland come with private balconies and luxurious bathrooms. Amenities include DVD players and tea/coffee makers. Selected rooms come with spa bathtubs. The high ceilings and large fireplace in the hotel’s lounge provides a warm and cozy environment where guests can enjoy a book or chat with other guests. A tour desk and laundry services are available. There is no lack of recreational activities available in the area. Hiking, fishing and scenic flights are some examples. Fiordland’s restaurant has a breakfast and dinner menu. The bar offers pre-dinner appetizers and a wide selection of New Zealand wines." - My Boutique Hotel (en)

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Xenia Marcroft

Google

Stunning setting and lovely staff who go out of their way to make it a memorable experience. Highlight was the log fire, comfy beds and a helicopter to the Kepler track (complete with a packed lunch from the chefs). 100% recommend

Xeniamarcroft55

Google

Stunning setting and wonderful staff who went out of their way to make us feel welcome. Enjoyed a rainy day by the fire with good food and drinks, then a heli hike the next day when the sun came out. 100% recommend this place.

Chloe Drewett

Google

The Fiordland Lodge was our final stay on our honeymoon and it was the perfect end to a perfect trip. The room was cozy with a fantastic view and the staff were very welcoming and friendly. We also highly recommend having dinner here as well, all the meals were delicious.

Tom Seddon

Google

Stayed here for four nights in February for our 30th Anniversary. We were blown away with how great it was. The setting is beautiful, with views over the lake to the mountains. Hospitality was warm and friendly. Food was excellent with enough variety to keep us happy over all four days. We really appreciated that they would do early breakfasts on a couple of the days we had early starts to go to Milford or Doubtful. Hot tub and games room were fun. Truly one of our favorite hotel experiences anywhere.

Moylough79

Google

The Fiordland Lodge was out of this world. The beauty of the location made it so special. The staff were excellent and made every effort to make the stay as stress free as possible. The food was delicious and beautifully presented each day. The entire experience was just outstanding! The hot tubs were such a treat too, cannot rate this location highly enough!

Arnaldo Muñoz

Google

Impressive lodge, in a wonderful location. The team does a great job at providing an amazing guest experience. They organized for us a couple of activities which were fantastic. Also the food is incredibly good!!!

Leanne Millers

Google

As a party of four, we found the Fiordland Lodge's Lake House extremely underwhelming. Located in a residential area of Te Anau, it was anything but private and secluded. There was a public walkway alongside the property as well as another in front but further away allowing people to look directly into the house, people were camping on the block next door to one side and there were caravans and dumped cars on the other. The views looking out from the house were stunning but negated by the cheap fit-out of the property, including hitting one's head on the ceiling when men stood up from the upstairs toilet, flimsy towels, no hairdryer downstairs, the bedrooms were very basic and lacked a chair to sit on, room service was poor and the breakfast provisions were appalling and inadequate. The Fiordland Lodge was unavailable on our dates and we were led to believe that the Lake House was a luxury retreat. We found it anything but.

kylelM6214XG

Google

We loved our two-night stay at the lodge and were sad to leave our stunning perch overlooking the lake and mountains and starry sky. With just 12 guest room, this property felt like a small luxury lodge for family gatherings (we arrived after four days at the larger and grander Blanket Bay Lodge). Service was relaxed and personalized, with most guests coming or going on some mountain adventure. Rooms were comfortable with lovely patios and nice amenities. Manager Andy was chill and accommodating (even arranging complimentary laundry service), and we loved getting to know outdoorsy waitstaff duo Jazzy and Jimmy. They recommended several hikes between the lodge and Milford Sound. We ended up leaving the hotel at 8 am in our own vehicle, getting to Milford at about 10, taking a 10:45 cruise before the Queenstown tour arrivals, then hiking to beautiful Lake Marian in the afternoon. It would have worked well to hike first and take the 2:45 cruise, but I think we would have had a more crowded experience in the fjord. Come prepared to swim in the refreshing, crystal clear water of Lake Marian after a short but fairly steep and rocky hike up!