Berry View Cottage Waikato

Months of operation
All Year
Phone number
+64 21 309 734
Modern and warm country guesthouse, sleeps five. Two bedrooms, kitchen and bathroom, linen, outdoor dining. Sweeping views of countryside, berry farm and Mt Pirongia on our family property. Children and babies welcome. Electric vehicle charging.
Central to all Waikato attractions. Private guest accommodation with sweeping country vistas. Great location for trips to Waitomo Caves (40min), Hobbiton (45min), Hamilton Gardens (25min), Hamilton Airport (15min), Lake Karapiro watersports (20min) 5 mins to Te Awamutu township (restaurants, supermarkets, pools). Eat fresh berries or ice cream at the farm next door. The renovated cottage is fully self contained with kitchen, bathroom & two bedrooms plus an outdoor decking area and safe off street parking. Amenities include EV charging, free WIFI, A/C, fully equipped kitchen, cooktop, convection oven/ microwave, fridge/ freezer, filtered water supply, TV, hairdryer, nightlight, cot & highchair. Enquire via email or phone for direct bookings.
Pricing
$160 - 260 (Adult)
Proximity to Airport:
15 mins to Hamilton Airport.
Proximity to Town:
5 mins drive to Te Awamutu towncentre (restaurants, supermarkets, petrol).
Parking:
Free off street parking.
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