The accommodation was fantastic, the owners were friendly and helpful, and I’ll definitely return when we travel from Australia again. Cycling along the rail trail was great, followed by a round of golf to wrap things up.
Cherrie2 months ago
★★★★·Alexandra·9.6
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Magical Loft – Homewood Forest Retreat in Alexandra offers a spacious one‑bedroom guest house with a living room, garden, terrace and balcony. Modern comforts include a kitchenette, fireplace, washing machine, barbecue, dining area, work desk and free toiletries. Ski and bike storage, plus on‑site bike hire, support nearby skiing and cycling. Located 86 km from Queenstown Airport and 33 km from Central Otago District Council.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The accommodation was fantastic, the owners were friendly and helpful, and I’ll definitely return when we travel from Australia again. Cycling along the rail trail was great, followed by a round of golf to wrap things up.
Cherrie·2 months ago
Everything about this lovely place was magical. The stay was peaceful and joyful for all of us, and we adored the intricate details that made it truly authentic.
Maznz·2 months ago
The secluded loft was wonderful, the hosts were fantastic, and the place felt cozy, peaceful, and comfortable. Nothing could be improved; it was superb accommodation.
Wendy·5 months ago
A rustic wooden cabin, hand‑made I think, was incredibly cozy and stood out from the usual lodging options. It sits next to the owners’ house and another guest cabin, yet it was quiet and private with no other neighbors. The host greeted us warmly upon arrival. The main bed was supremely comfortable. The kitchenette, while not meant for elaborate meals, had everything needed for simple cooking and looked cute and funky. The bathroom, tucked under the roof, is quirky—tall guests might lose a couple of brain cells on the ceiling. All in all, we had a fantastic family stay.
Stasa·8 months ago
Paul welcomed us with a lovely greeting, and we had everything we needed for our three‑night stay. The forest setting was lovely and peaceful, yet not too far from town. We enjoyed quirky touches like a watering‑can shower head, a rocking chair on the balcony, and feathered arrows in the eaves. The only downside was that, being a traditional log cabin, the lighting was somewhat limited.
Patricia·8 months ago