Lakeview Lodge Karapiro

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$750
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2400, Maungatautari Road, RD2, Cambridge, Cambridge
Hours of operation
Office Hours Monday to Friday 8.30am to 5.00pm
Months of operation
All Year
Phone number
+64 7 827 9273
Lakeview Lodge is a bespoke luxury self-contained retreat with unrivalled views of Lake Karapiro. Centrally located between Cambridge and Hobbiton, the lodge is an ideal venue for family stays, boutique tour groups, conferences and special occasions
Lakeview Lodge comprises of The Huntington, The Hamptons and The Boat House, each having their own unique style & charm. Ideal for groups, the Huntington accommodates up to 12 guests, The Hamptons up to 10 and The Boat House up to 10. Bijou options are available for smaller groups of 2 - 4. Lakeview continental breakfast is included in your stay, as are many other amenities including a fully self-contained kitchen, BBQ equipment, laundry room and quality linen. Both main lodges have private outdoor deck areas with lake views and The Boat House is lake side. Catering is available. The lodge is situated close by popular visitor attractions.
Pricing
$750 - 1500 (Adult)
Proximity to Airport:
25 minutes drive to Hamilton Airport
Proximity to Town:
15 minutes drive to central Hamilton
Proximity To Coach Terminal:
15 minutes to Cambridge
Parking:
There is ample parking including boat parking, horse trailers vans, trailers and buses.
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