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101 Bowen Drive, Mt. Cook Village, Aoraki Mount Cook National Park (Te Wahipounamu) 7946, New Zealand
101 Bowen Drive, Mt. Cook Village, Aoraki Mount Cook National Park (Te Wahipounamu) 7946, New Zealand
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Prices above are provided by partners for one room, with variable occupancy rules as provided by the property, and do not include all taxes and fees. Please see our partners for full details.
Prices above are provided by partners for one room, with variable occupancy rules as provided by the property, and do not include all taxes and fees. Please see our partners for full details.
We stayed here for one night after hiking in Mt. Cook.
First, the good: stunning mountain views and conveniently located in Mt. Cook Village. It's great to not have to venture far after a long day of physical activity. The woman at reception was helpful...More
Very small room with a view of the carpark and Bush behind. Staff were very pleasant, however we did have to carry our bags up 2 flights. There is an excellent sitting room and communal kitchen as well as tea and coffee making facilities. The...More
We arrived after closing time and our key was waiting for us. We had a nice warm room with a decent bed which was all we needed for an overnight stay before doing a flight the next day. There is a self catering kitchen, but...More
Service was great. Thanks to Angela and Mary. You get exactly what was listed in their website. Free WiFi worked well. Complimentary toiletries. Communal kitchen is huge. Apart from other trails, don't forget to trek Kea Point, Hooker Valley, Governor's Bush. It will take your...More
This was great, the hermitage was doing renovations and we were shuttled here for breakfasts and dinners the food was great, the service was great also and the view was stunning the staff were friendly, at times it was so packed out but it had...More
Response from glennomeister | Reviewed this property |
Quite unlikely at that time of year. Only the Lindis Pass could be an issue if there was a particularly cold snap of weather at just the wrong time, but I think you'd have to be very unlucky.
Response from Christina T | Reviewed this property |
Yes, there is definitely one other place (Mountaineers Cafe), and I think one more. However, those are the ONLY options for everyone, so reservations are important. But this lodge also has a kitchen so you can make your own... More
Yes, there is definitely one other place (Mountaineers Cafe), and I think one more. However, those are the ONLY options for everyone, so reservations are important. But this lodge also has a kitchen so you can make your own food too. It's accessible to the track, but it will add about an hour onto your journey.
Response from silvertraveller2016 | Reviewed this property |
I don't remember a supermarket. I do know that the Lodge itself sold a few basic supplies at its reception desk. There are several good places to eat that aren't too costly.
