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Burn Cottage Retreat

Accommodation

Cromwell, SI 9310

Description

Burn Cottage Retreat is a cozy bed and breakfast located in Cromwell, New Zealand.

The accommodation offers private self-contained cottages that are perfect for couples. The cottages are set amidst walnut trees, tussocks, and woodland, providing a secluded and quiet environment. The property is surrounded by award-winning vineyards and fruit orchards, making it an ideal location for wine lovers. The cottages feature fireplaces, BBQ facilities, and kitchen facilities, allowing guests to cook their meals. The private bathrooms come with quality toiletries. The cottages also have a flat-screen TV and a large library of books and DVDs. Guests can enjoy herbs, fruit, and rhubarb from the property's garden. The property offers free loaner bikes for guests to explore the area. The accommodation is an adult-only property, making it perfect for couples looking for a romantic getaway.

Burn Cottage Retreat is located just 6 minutes' drive from Cromwell and 1.2 miles from Lake Dunstan. The Wanaka-Queenstown Highway is just 1.2 miles away. The property is 40 minutes’ drive from Arrowtown and 37.3 miles from Queenstown. The location is excellent, with guests rating it 9.9/10 for a two-person trip. The property will not accommodate hen, stag, or similar parties.

The accommodation offers spacious cottages with lovely amenities, all spotlessly clean, and a beautiful garden in a peaceful location. The hosts are friendly and have time to update guests on the new things to do in the Central Otago area. The property is a 3-minute drive from most of the local attractions. Guests can stay a few days or stop on their way through, as there is

Details

Type: Chalets

Capacity: 6

Number of rooms: 3rooms

Facilities: Adults Only, Disabled facilities, Restaurant

Room features: Coffee & Tea maker, Private bathroom, TV

Services: Car parking, Daily housekeeping, Laundry services, English speaking staff

Location

Cromwell, SI 9310

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