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A former convent that was physically moved from Blenheim and replanted among sixteen acres of vines, which explains the stained glass and the ceilings that a purpose-built wine country hotel would never bother with. Ten rooms named in Te Reo Māori after native trees and birds look out over the estate. The kitchen follows the seasons and the garden. Staff tend to know your coffee order before breakfast ends.
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- Michelin Guide Selected Hotels
Honors plus setting, weighted & current 66
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