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    Queenstown and Wanaka, New Zealand

    ROKI Collection Queenstown

    Luxury suites with lake and mountain views
    A bedroom with four-poster bed made up with linens and cushions in muted shades, with a green velvet armchair to the side, all looking out through floor to ceiling glass to a body of water with trees and mountains in the distance.

    A luxury hotel in Queenstown with Michelin-starred dining, wellness rituals and Lake Wakitipu views

    On the shores of Lake Wakitipu in Queenstown, New Zealand, ROKI Collection Queenstown is a luxury wellness retreat with family suites and incredible views. The stone building has 15 spacious suites with floor-to-ceiling windows framing the lake and surrounding mountains. Many have balconies jutting over the water, while larger suites have dedicated butler service and private chefs.

    Essence, with two Michelin stars, serves a seasonal tasting menu, while The Terrace has seafood-focused dishes with views across the water to the Kawarau mountain range, known as ‘The Remarkables’. You can also enjoy a transfer to Rees Valley, the hotel’s remote alpine restaurant, for an exclusive dining experience in the wilderness.

    This Queenstown luxury hotel can also arrange picnics in the mountain peaks, hiking in the Southern Alps and private tours of Central Otago wineries. The spa has a serene pool, ice bath and dedicated sleep concierge, and offers bespoke treatments and immersive rituals inspired by the region’s diverse landscapes.

    Highlights

    Arrange to dine in the wilderness at Rees Valley, in a remote alpine forest sanctuary near Mount Aspiring National Park

    Stay in the seven-bedroom Grand ROKI suite, occupying an entire floor and with a rooftop balcony, sauna and private chef

    Book a Rewild spa ritual, with indulgent treatments in an undisclosed location in the Queenstown wilderness

    Take a private boat excursion, cruising on Lake Wakitipu with mountain views, or go on a guided hike in the Southern Alps

    Have a nightcap in The Library Bar, where mixologists serve innovative cocktails in a vintage-style space with gilded walls

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    Places to combine ROKI Collection Queenstown with

    Hapuku Lodge & Tree Houses

    Kaikoura

    Hapuku Lodge & Tree Houses

    The work of a family of architects and builders, Hapuku Lodge is an extraordinary ecolodge perfectly placed between the white peaks of the Kaikoura Mountain Range and waves of Mangamaunu Bay. With an environmentally-friendly focus, this lodge was carefully constructed from salvaged timber and seeks to be sustainable in every area.

    There are four ultra-spacious rooms in the main lodge with wonderful mountain views, Japanese soaking tubs with room for two and immense custom beds – said to be the best on the island. The two suites also have their own fireplaces and a living area.

    However, the real stars of the show are the luxurious treehouses, standing 10m (30 feet) above the ground in the canopy of a native Manuka grove, each with a wood-burning fireplace, spa bath, open rain showers and large glass windows with a birds-eye view to the coast. There are two storey options for families, and the standalone Olive House Suite has room for two adults and up to three children.

    Dining at Hapuku means an organic and locally-sourced menu, with produce collected from the hotel’s own herb and vegetable gardens, free-range chicken populations and meat from nearby hunters and fishermen. Constantly changing and evolving offerings may include venison, wild blackberries, a variety of cheese, crayfish and even homemade plum ice cream. A comprehensive wine list makes sure to incorporate vintages from all over New Zealand, the ideal accompaniment to a wonderful meal.

    There are adventures to be had in every corner of Kaikoura’s coast, dubbed the ‘Maritime Serengeti’ by the local National Geographic. Head out on the waves in a sea kayak, swim with dolphins and seals or go whale watching to spot the gentle grey giants in the ocean blue. Mountain bikes can be borrowed from the lodge to traverse the surrounding trails while there are also Maori cultural tours, horse riding and the acclaimed surfing of Mangamaunu Bay a short walk away.

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    Ariel view of waves breaking on a forested shoreline