The Suites
Hadleigh - Boutique Accommodation -Waikato
Hadleigh has two suites, aptly named after the native birds that frequent the property.
Each suite has:
Free wireless internet 24' LED Television Comfortable seating
Super King beds NZ fleece electric blankets Feather Down Duvets
Quality bed and bath linen Fluffy robes En suite bathroom with shower
Hair dryer Quality personal toiletries Iron and ironing board
Bed time chocolates Suites serviced daily Complimentary personal laundry service
Complimentary Home baking Complimentary Fresh fruit Complimentary mini bar
Tea and coffee making facilities Attractions folder Recommended dining guide
Refrigerator Glossy magazines Swimming towels
Tariff based on two people sharing, includes Breakfast,Arrival Evening Cocktails & Canapés and 15% Goods & Services Tax
Kotare Suite
NZ $355 per night
The Kotare Suite on the first floor has 52 Sq m or 560 Sq ft of personal space. There is a Super King bed, ensuite bathroom and large private sitting area . In addition to the above listed facilities this suite also offers:
42" flat screen TV with Chromecast DVD selection Movie library
Microwave Wine glasses Platters & cutlery to prepare light meals if desired
There are two large picture windows, one looks out onto sheep grazing,the other is a garden view. Furnishings are Victorian, art works include a watercolour by David John of Arrowtown.
Ruru Suite
NZ$385 per night
The Ruru suite on the ground floor has a total floor space of 33 sq m or 355 sq ft of personal space made up of en suite bathroom , Super King bed, there's seating for relaxing and dining , plus walk in 'robe
In addition to the above listed facilities this suite also offers:
Out door seating Twin single bed option Suitablity for mobility impaired.
Easy access to pool Great garden views Barbeque & picnic basket to prepare a meal if desired
Victorian furnishings complement the suite as does the three limited editions by Cleavin, a renowned New Zealand artist
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"Enjoy Luxury accommodation at Hadleigh in the heart of the Waikato "
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