Hadleigh North view

Hadleigh Lodge

Hadleigh North view
Hours of operation
8am - 6pm, 7 Days.
Months of operation
All Year
Phone number
+64 7 858 2991
Hadleigh offers Boutique accommodation in a rural setting just 6 km from the world famous Hamilton Gardens. The Haddock designed stately lodge nestles in a 2 hectare woodland park, the formal gardens and pool are an invitation to explore.
Hadleigh has featured in the prestigious House & Garden publication. The Kotare Suite on the first floor offers uninterrupted rural and garden views. The suite has 52sqm of personal space, there is a Super King room, ensuite, and an adjacent private lounge. Here guests can relax, and enjoy the complimentary mini bar, home baking, and fruit. The fridge and microwave provide opportunity to prepare light meals if desired. Breakfast is a sumptuous affair with home grown and local produce. Guests are welcome throughout the Lodge and grounds. Complimentary evening drinks and canapes is a social occasion, where guests can enjoy company outdoors or in the baronial Red room, here a warming fire creates a cosy atmosphere if the weather is cool.
Pricing
$385 (Adult)
Proximity to Airport:
13km drive to Hamilton International Airport.
Proximity to Town:
11km drive to Hamilton CBD and Bus or Train Station.
Proximity To Coach Terminal:
11km drive.
Parking:
Secure parking in Courtyard in front of Hadleigh Lodge.
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