Accommodation Details and Pricing
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HawkRidge Estate is perched high on a ridge on Threepwood Farm, surrounded by majestic mountain peaks including Coronet Peak and the Remarkables Mountain. Being within a farm don’t be surprised to hear lamb’s in spring or deer in autumn. A house of 4 seasons, positioned and planted to maximize the dynamic seasonal beauty of Queenstown.
Only 5 minutes from the historical picturesque Arrowtown and 20 minutes from vibrant Queenstown. You’ll be in the midst of the cycle & walking trails as these cross at the edge of the gate, including the world famous Lake Hayes track only 3 minutes away.
Ski Fields - Coronet car park is only 20 minutes away, the Remarkables car park is 36 minutes away and Cardrona car park is a 40 minute scenic drive up the “must see” Crown Range.
Central Otago is world famous for Pinot Noir wine, with the closest wine tasting just 5 minutes away.
If you’re a keen golfer, your favourite Millbrook golf course or Arrowtown course are just 5 minutes away. Jacks Point golf course is just below the stunning Remarkables mountains and is a 25 minute drive.
At HawkRidge we offer free use of equipment including; kayaks for nearby Lake Hayes, golf clubs and tennis rackets - just ask if you wish to use these.
A stunning versatile array of activities very nearby and only 15 minutes from the Queenstown International airport.
Guests staying for 2 or more nights are greeted with a Welcome Basket filled with local delights.
Enjoy a complimentary breakfast including cereal, yogurt, toast, spreads and fresh fruit from our own HawkRidge orchard (seasonal only).
Only 5 minutes from the historical picturesque Arrowtown and 20 minutes from vibrant Queenstown. You’ll be in the midst of the cycle & walking trails as these cross at the edge of the gate, including the world famous Lake Hayes track only 3 minutes away.
Ski Fields - Coronet car park is only 20 minutes away, the Remarkables car park is 36 minutes away and Cardrona car park is a 40 minute scenic drive up the “must see” Crown Range.
Central Otago is world famous for Pinot Noir wine, with the closest wine tasting just 5 minutes away.
If you’re a keen golfer, your favourite Millbrook golf course or Arrowtown course are just 5 minutes away. Jacks Point golf course is just below the stunning Remarkables mountains and is a 25 minute drive.
At HawkRidge we offer free use of equipment including; kayaks for nearby Lake Hayes, golf clubs and tennis rackets - just ask if you wish to use these.
A stunning versatile array of activities very nearby and only 15 minutes from the Queenstown International airport.
Guests staying for 2 or more nights are greeted with a Welcome Basket filled with local delights.
Enjoy a complimentary breakfast including cereal, yogurt, toast, spreads and fresh fruit from our own HawkRidge orchard (seasonal only).
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HawkRidge Honeymooners Chalet
(Suitable for 1 couple)
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The open plan Chalet includes a warm fire set on schist stone hearth, the lounge adjoins the kitchen, which has chain hung shelves. Bespoke lighting around the chalet sets the scene for romance. A king size bed with wardrobe space & suitcase solutions. The chalet has a separate luxurious bathroom, with a chain hung vanity.
Wake up and open one eye to enjoy the stunning views of Coronet Peak and surrounding mountains or sit under cover on the large stone patio and watch the rain trickling down the rain chains. Extensive historical artefacts such as antique milk cans, farm implements, and wine barrels will transform you to a bygone era. Take a short walk along the stone steps and through the tussocks to the private open fire area in the old ruins. Continue along the path to the private hot tub and soak away those aches and pains from a hard days skiing on the nearby slopes. The hot tub is "open air" with 360 degree alpine views and with no city lights - there’s no better way to star gaze at night or watch the twinkling lights of the ski field on the mountain above. Please note the hot tub is shared with other guests and as we want you to be able to plan your spa we allocate either the odd hours for use (9am, 11am, 1pm, 3pm, 5pm, 7, 9, 11 etc) or the even hours (8am, 10am, 12, 2pm, 4pm, 6pm 8pm etc) We will let you know your hours when you arrive. Features Include: Guests staying for 2 or more nights are greeted with a complimentary Welcome Basket filled with a divine medley of local delights. Enjoy a complimentary breakfast including cereal, yogurt, toast, spreads and fresh fruit from our own HawkRidge orchard (seasonal only). Cosy indoor fire Heat pump & air conditioner Complimentary WIFI Smart TV Microwave oven, induction element, fridge, Outdoor barbecue with gas cook top Private patio and outdoor area King size bed Laundry facilities are available on request. Ironing equipment Tea and coffee making facilities Hairdryer Tariff of $345pn - $450pn + GST, plus cleaning fee $75 + GST If you prefer to book via an online platform please choose one of the below
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HawkRidge Honeymooners Alpine Suite
(suitable for 1 couple)
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Bespoke lighting around the spacious room and quality artwork sets the scene for a relaxing holiday/vacation.
The suite has a king size bed with kitchenette, microwave, indoor and outdoor eating areas, wardrobe space & luxurious bathroom (no bath) with separate toilet. Underfloor heating will keep you warm and cosy. Free WIFI, smart TV and fridge. Laundry facilities available on request. A short walk along the stone steps and through the tussocks will reveal a hot tub for you to soak in after a hard day skiing on the nearby slopes. The hot tub is "open air" with 360-degree alpine views and with no city lights - there’s no better way to star gaze at night or watch the twinkling lights from the ski field on the mountain above. Please note the hot tub is shared with other guests and as we want you to be able to plan your spa we allocate either the odd hours for use (9am, 11am, 1pm, 3pm, 5pm, 7, 9, 11 etc) or the even hours (8am, 10am, 12, 2pm, 4pm, 6pm 8pm etc) We will let you know your hours when you arrive. Features include: Guests staying for 2 or more nights are greeted with a complimentary Welcome Basket filled with a divine medley of local delights. Enjoy a complimentary breakfast including cereal, yogurt, toast, spreads and fresh fruit from our own HawkRidge orchard (seasonal only). King size bed Balcony/patio with views of Coronet Peak and surrounding mountains Ensuite bathroom – separate shower and toilet Ironing equipment Tea and coffee making facilities Hairdryer Smart TV Laundry facilities available on request for small extra charge Complimentary WiFi Tariff of $235pn - $420pn + GST, plus cleaning fee $50 + GST, please email with your reservation enquiry to... If you prefer to book via an online platform please choose one of the below
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HawkRidge Estate Hot Tub - Availability
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Take some time out and relax. After skiing, after tramping/hiking, after a busy day sightseeing, hot tubs take away your aches and pains in a fully holistic way, resting the mind and easing the muscles.
HawkRidge Estate has 1 hot tub, so we ask for your consideration and cooperation with other guests. As we want you to be able to plan your spa we allocate either the odd hours for use (9am, 11am, 1pm, 3pm, 5pm, 7, 9, 11 etc) or the even hours (8am, 10am, 12, 2pm, 4pm, 6pm 8pm etc) We will let you know your hours when you arrive. Please email your Hot tub enquiries to; |
Petanque
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Petanque originated in 1907 in La Ciotat, a Provence in southern France. The name comes from an expression meaning "feet together" or more exactly "feet anchored".
The Ancient Greeks are recorded to have played a game of tossing coins, then flat stones, and later stone balls, trying to have them go as far as possible, as early as the 6th century BC. The Ancient Romans modified the game by adding a target that had to be approached as closely as possible. Called a Cochonnet (literally "piglet") or jack. This Roman variation was brought to Provence, France, by Roman soldiers and sailors. After the Romans, the stone balls were replaced by wooden balls, with nails to give them greater weight. |
