We have hand-picked this list with all the most amazing wine hotels in New Zealand! Experience the amazing feeling of staying right in a vineyard or winery!
From the moment we arrived to The Marlborough we were captivated by its magical beauty and warm hospitaly. The on-site vineyard is a masterpiece, and the estate wines left us speechless. The rooms exude elegance with thoughtful details, and the culinary pairings were simply unforgettable. If you seek an immersive, indulgent getaway in wine country, this is the ultimate choice!
Jump on a flight to New Zealand, check-in to the distinguished Gibbston Valley Lodge and Spa and let the vacation begin! By having the mountains as closests neighbours it has one of the most stunning locations we've seen. But this hotel offers so much more than just a strikingly setting. How about world-class service, absolutely fantastic variety of wine packages and 24 suites that will blow your mind. Highly recommended!
Words can't do this place justice, you have to go here yourself to understand how amazing it is. But we'll try our best to describe it anyway, because everyone should at least once stay at the Stoneridge Estate. Uniquely located in Queenstown it offers luxury accommodations in 10 spectacular suites - most with absolutely fantastic views of the surroundings. Another thing that stands out are the resort's wine tours - which is an experience to be remembered for life.
The combination of a small-scale boutique hotel with its own fantastic vineyard is exactly what we look for when searching the perfect wine experience. And the gorgeous Craggy Range Luxury Vineyard Retreat is no exception! The hotel is located in breathtaking settings in Hawke's Bay and features a collection of just 7 luxurious villas. We love it!
The amazing Greystone PurePod is nestled between the beautiful mountains in Waipara. It's hands down one of the most stunning winery hotels in the area. And since the age limit is 18, it's a place where adults can find their peace from the hustle from everyday life.
