If you are interested in the garden, it will be worth to pay and have a look at the garden.
But if you are a traveller and need a good/clean/comfortable/user freindly accomodation, I wouldn't recommend this place at all.
When I went there 9:30pm paying $240, I got a shock but I didn't know what are missing in there. But when we went to another motel at 9:15pm the very next day( I paid $130), I realized that this accomodation is missing so many things like no bed side tables ( I usually put tissue, hair pins, earring, cosmetics, key, book etc), not small refrigerator, no our own cup etc, no tea/milk, no our own hot pot for tea boiling, no small kitchen sink, no sofa and no table, no our own toilet and shower, no our own dining table and chairs, and no computer re-charger and phone recharging place at all. (My husband is a computer man and he was not happy at all about the facility) There were two chairs which were covered with smelly animal leather which I wasn't able to touch or sit at all. Clearly what we used was a bed for sleeping.
I was not happy, but I didn't express anything to my lovely husband who booked this place for me. Even my husband mentioned the very next morning ' this is too expensive for what it is'.....I will explain this in detail - it means ' very shebby hand made accomodation for worth like $100 per night maximum, using common toilet and shower in a small space and common kitchen which has restricted time only so it's not possible for us to use it at 9:30pm to drink a hot tea or eating the late dinner.
Even the male owner mentioned that we need to cleaning up the water on the floor after the shower.
We went to a Sydney hotel near airport area- 4 star hotel, we paid $117 with the all high standard modern facilities It was amazing.
One more thing to mention, as we are travelling here and there and we are not well prepared in terms of food and this accomodation is middle of the mountaines/lake which means no shop/cafe to eat breakfast so we have to check out from this place to eat breakfast. We offer some money to the owner for a simple breakfast, but he seems not interested at all in money or the trouble what their guest might have. In the end, we travelled 20 minutes to find a food shop/cafe the very next morning. so I have to say, it's very inconvinient place to stay.
One more thing you can't pay by card, as they are asking only cash so we had to drop by an eftpos...
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If you’re searching for an unforgettable, soul-soothing escape in New Zealand’s South Island, look no further than Little Paradise Lodge & Wild Dream Garden. Just a short, scenic drive from Queenstown, this hidden gem is a destination in itself—where nature, art, and serenity come together in perfect harmony.
🏡 A Dreamlike Setting Tucked away on the shores of Lake Wakatipu, the location is simply breathtaking. With panoramic lake views backed by snow-capped mountains, it feels like something out of a fantasy novel. Whether you’re relaxing in the garden or waking up in one of the lodge’s cozy rooms, the natural beauty surrounds you at every moment.
🛌 Unique Accommodation with Character Each room at Little Paradise is hand-crafted, full of personality, and decorated with stunning woodwork and artistic touches. It’s not your average hotel—this place feels personal, artistic, and full of heart. Warm, rustic, and peaceful, with all the comforts you need for a restful stay.
🌼 Wild Dream Garden – A Living Work of Art The garden is the true crown jewel. Bursting with colors, sculptures, and creativity, it’s more than a garden—it’s a wild, magical dreamscape. Wander through pathways, discover hidden corners, and feel like you’re walking through a living painting. Perfect for photographers, nature lovers, and dreamers.
Little Paradise Lodge & Wild Dream Garden is a one-of-a-kind sanctuary that captures the wild beauty and artistic spirit of New Zealand. Whether you’re on a romantic getaway, solo retreat, or creative escape, this is the place to slow down, connect with nature, and...
Read moreMy partner and I had the pleasure of staying at Little Paradise on our last night in New Zealand, and it was truly magical. We stumbled upon it while driving through Glenorchy and decided to look it up. We found it listed on Booking.com, but a quick tip—if you’re planning to stay there, book directly through their website to support them, as Booking.com takes a significant cut.
We arrived around 5 PM, greeted by the warm and welcoming host on a stunning evening. From the moment we stepped in, we were absolutely blown away by this incredible place. The property has been lovingly crafted over 30 years by the owner, who hails from Switzerland. His passion and dedication shine through in every detail.
We started exploring the gardens, and it was like stepping into a dream. Every corner was carefully designed, with little surprises and handwritten notes scattered around that sparked curiosity and transported your mind elsewhere. It took us about 45 minutes to explore, and we were utterly amazed. The garden was alive with vibrant flowers, creative arrangements, and the chirping of beautiful birds. One of the highlights was a staircase built up a tree; at the top, we were treated to breathtaking views that left us speechless.
The creativity and care didn’t stop at the garden. Our room was just as impressive—cozy, unique, and full of charm. The hosts were incredibly kind and made us feel right at home, adding to the overall magic of the experience.
Staying at Little Paradise was the perfect way to end our trip, and we couldn’t be more grateful. Thank you for creating such an unforgettable space—it’s a...
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