Caulfield Lodge
Caulfield Lodge
Welcome to Caulfield Lodge which is located right in the heart of the North Island of New Zealand! Indulge yourself and embrace New Zealand in all its glory. It is within easy access to all the main attractions, restaurants, shops and CBD. A getaway for the discerning traveller with 4 luxurious bedroom suites and plenty of space to relax and enjoy your stay. The lodge is set on 40 acres of farmland and has undergone a recent refurbishment. The finest furnishings have been used and the utmost care has been taken to make each room unique, sophisticated and very private. Guests can take advantage of our facilities which include our swimming pool. There is plenty of parking for the larger vehicles and for those who require a shuttle this too is available. *** PLEASE NOTE OUR PROPERTY IS NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN ***
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5.0
- What a fantastic location. Had dinner which was lovely and breakfast was whatever we desired.
Melissa De Sloovere from Australia - QLD - Regional QLD | Reviewed in Oct 2012
5.0
Ken Jureidini from Australia - SA - Adelaide | Reviewed in Aug 2012
4.5
- like a home away from home. loved being in the country esp seeing the milkyway at night!
- bathroom was across the hall...bit inconvinient
- almost a b+b
Anna from New Zealand - Auckland | Reviewed in Apr 2012
4.0
- Congenial and knowledgeable hosts who remain attentive but not overpowering. Are excellent dinner guests should you invite them.
- Furniture and fittings make the stay homely and welcoming. Great paddock walks.
Terence Walsh from New Zealand - Northland | Reviewed in Apr 2012