Lake Dunstan Motel, Cromwell Motel Accommodation, Cromwell Lodge

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Welcome to our Cromwell motel accommodation on Cromwell's championship golf course

Cromwell Motel Accommodation, New Zealand

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+64 3 445 1696

Address:

3 Mead Ave
Cromwell 9310
New Zealand

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Lake Dunstan Motel Introduction

Welcome to Lake Dunstan Motel, our Cromwell motel accommodation on Cromwell's 18-hole championship golf course.

Cromwell offers a wide range of sightseeing, sporting and adventure activities. This Cromwell lodge is located less than an hour's drive from Queenstown, Wanaka and Alexandra, and is the ideal base for exploring the beautiful southern lakes region as well as the historic Otago Goldfields Heritage Trail.

Enjoy the convenient central location, great golfing, fishing, water sports and excellent sporting facilities all from this Cromwell motel accommodation.

Cromwell Motel Accommodation Facilities

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Lake Dunstan Motel provides the following at their Cromwell motel accommodation:

All ground floor studio units
Two access units
Twin or king-size beds
Fully equipped kitchens
Sky TV
Business and Internet facilities
Continental breakfast
Ample off-street parking
Children's playground
BBQ in spacious grounds
Guest laundry
Green fees taken
Golf club hire
Courtesy car to bus depots
Free guest pass to nearby heated indoor swimming pool
Serviced daily

Comfortable Rooms – Top quality Cromwell accommodation with twin or king-size beds. Your unit at this Cromwell lodge is serviced daily, and there is a free guest laundry.

Entertainment – TV, in-house video and Sky channels to keep you awake. Each unit at our Cromwell motel has its own telephone so you can plug in for business services or keep up with happenings at home.

Swimming Pool – As a guest, you'll have a free pass to Cromwell's superb heated swimming pool, just a two-minute stroll away from our Cromwell lodge.

Parking – Plenty of safe, on site parking.

Easy Access – All units at this Cromwell motel are on the ground floor, with two specially set up for less mobile guests.

Kids Playground – Happy and safe play area for your children.

For further information about our Cromwell lodge, please contact us or visit our Cromwell motel accommodation Web site.

About Otago

Central Otago is the only region in New Zealand to experience a near continental climate, having the hottest summers and coldest winters in New Zealand. Old trails that provided access for thousands of miners in the gold rush of the 1860s can still be seen winding over the hills, along with stone cottages, cleverly engineered water channels, mines and machinery associated with the gold rush.

The towns of Alexandra, Clyde, Cromwell, Roxburgh and Ranfurly are ideal bases for explorations of the surrounding historical countryside. Alexandra, the main town on the Clutha River, is the centre for stone fruit, particularly golden apricots. Hydro electric dams along the Clutha River have formed Lake Roxburgh and Lake Dunstan. These now offer a range of recreational opportunities, from power boating and fishing to windsurfing and sailing.

Central Otago is as much a place in people's hearts as a region outlined on a map. It's a special place. A place of holidays. A place touched by golden history. A place where nature's most powerful elements combine to create a unique and enchanting environment.

New Zealand

Split into two main islands, and roughly the same size as Great Britain, New Zealand is a country of diverse geographical features—from lush rainforests to vast alpine chains, steaming volcanoes and sweeping coastlines.

New Zealand's separation from other land masses has allowed many ancient plants and animals to survive and evolve in isolation. Of the many unique birds here, the best known is the kiwi, New Zealand's unofficial national symbol. About a quarter of the country still remains forested.

New Zealand's largest city, Auckland, has a population of just over one million people and is located near the top of the North Island, flanked by the Waitemata and Manukau harbours. The country's capital city, Wellington, at the southern end of the North Island boasts around 400 cafés and restaurants. The main city in the South Island is Christchurch, often referred to as the Garden City thanks to its many spectacular public gardens.