Wanaka

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From the exceptionally good food to the warmth of the hospitality and finest linen on your bed, this is a memorable place to stay. — Fodor's
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These modern apartments provide nice family-size accommodation in a particularly central location. — Fodor's
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There are angular B&B rooms in the main lodge and two larger self-catering cottages. Underfloor hearing, an outdoor fireplace and an under-the-stars hot tub keep things warm après-activity. — Lonely Planet
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The manicured grounds of Wanaka's only truly lakefront hotel could easily be mistaken for a golf course. The rooms and apartments are colourfully furnished, and it's quietly removed from town. — Lonely Planet
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In a peaceful rural setting on the edge of town, this excellent lodge has three B&B rooms, one of which has its own private deck with mountain views. — Lonely Planet
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This charming and relaxing campground has grassy terraced sites for tents and campervans, lots of trees and pretty views. — Lonely Planet
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Quietly removed from town, this intimate lodge has four luxury rooms and two suites. — Lonely Planet
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A short uphill walk from the town centre, this older-style motel has spacious units and pine-clad 'chalets' with kitchenettes. — Lonely Planet
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Part of a new development overlooking the Clutha River behind Mt Iron, this swish, modern house has three well-appointed guest rooms. — Lonely Planet
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Split between two buildings on one corner block – the 'lodge' and the slightly rougher-around-the-edges 'backpackers' – this friendly spot has clean, good-value dorms and private rooms. — Lonely Planet
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At the quiet end of town, Altamont is like a hostel for grown-ups. There are no dorms but the 12 tidy little rooms share spotless bathrooms and a spacious, well-equipped kitchen. — Lonely Planet
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This classic old-country hotel and pub, 20 minutes from Wanaka on the Crown Range Road, is the Cardrona après-ski spot for mulled wine in front of the outdoor fireplace. — Fodor's
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This one has the advantage of gorgeous views over manicured lawns to the mountains, and a heated outdoor swimming pool. There's also a large guest lounge. — Lonely Planet
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Set beneath Monument Lookout, the Mountain View is effectively a hostel within a house, complete with a back lawn and clothesline. — Lonely Planet
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