Rosie & Alistar welcome you to share their home and relax in a real Kiwi homestay. We pride ourselves on having everything you need to enjoy a memorable stay, whether you are setting off on an outdoors adventure, recovering after a Great Walk, or looking to spend a few days exploring Fiordland National Park.
Imagine waking up in a comfortable bed with views of the Kepler Mountains and sharing homemade sourdough over breakfast with views of Lake Te Anau. Relax and enjoy an evening BBQ in the picturesque garden after an epic day out. Whatever your reason for visiting Te Anau, you will feel immediately at home at Rosie’s.
Situated just a few minutes’ walk from the centre of Te Anau, our accommodation is the perfect Te Anau base. Whether you are travelling solo, as a couple or as part of a group, we have something to suit your needs. There are a choice of bedrooms available from shared rooms to a self-contained double, shared bathrooms and shared social spaces, including a large kitchen, two dining rooms and a living room. We have everything you need to enjoy the great outdoors, including secure storage and a laundry. Enjoy free unlimited wifi throughout the property and complimentary off-street parking during your stay.
Located at the centre of the house, with great views of the Kepler mountains. One double bed.
Double bunks and single bed. This room gets plenty of sunlight and has spectacular views of the Kepler and the Murchison Mountains.
There are two single beds, and one set of bunk beds that make up this nice and tidy room with direct access to the garden.
Rosie’s boasts two shared bathrooms; a main bathroom at the entrance to the hallway, and the second bathroom near the other end of the hallway.
Large living room with piano and guitars, two dining rooms and a large kitchen.
BBQ in the garden, storage, laundry, free wifi and onsite parking.
Rosie and Alistair have an excellent knowledge of the local area and are delighted to provide help and advice if you are hiking one of the Great Walks, walking in Fiordland National Park or wanting to take a local trip, especially fishing. Alistar spent 24 years working as a DOC ranger throughout Fiordland and Stewart Island and his interest in alpine regions extends to avalanche forecasting. Rosie worked as a hut warden and her love of tramping means she is often enjoying everything Fiordland has to offer.
The wonderful small town of Te Anau is the gateway to some of New Zealand’s most outstanding outdoor experiences, including some of the Great Walks of New Zealand - such as the Milford Track, the Routeburn Track and the Kepler Track, and the stunning Milford Sound and Doubtful Sound.
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23 Tom Plato Drive
Te Anau
Fiordland
New Zealand