Boutique Hotels New Zealand, Executive Suites - Lake Tarawera | Solitaire Lodge Lake Tarawera
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Outdoor Bath
Executive Bathroom
Executive Bedroom
Executive Suite Floor Plan

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Executive Bedroom
Outdoor Bath
Executive Suite Floor Plan

Executive Suite

33 SQM or 355 SQF. All 6 Executive Suites offer spectacular views overlooking the tranquil bay or glassy lake, with a choice of lavish super king or twin Beds, comfortable chairs for lounging, grand picture windows and a private balcony with stunning vista. Freestanding baths big enough for two, allow views over the lake while soaking.

Solitaire Lodge’s Full Board Tariff includes: accommodation, complimentary mini bar with extensive selection of alcoholic and non alcoholic beverages, pre dinner drinks & canapés, five course dinner, full country breakfast and light lunch. Complimentary WIFI. Use of Lodge dinghies and kayaks.

Maximum occupancy per Executive Suite is 2 Adults.

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Tarawera Suite

70 SQM or 753 SQF. The Tarawera Suite features uninterrupted views from the tranquil bay up to the majestic summit of Mount Tarawera. Split level design features a generous bedroom and relaxing sitting and dining area.

Villa Suite

100 SQM or 1076 SQF. This stand alone 1 or 2 bedroom suite is all about space, large bedrooms, spacious living / dining area and private balcony overlooking the Bay.  Ideal for families or group of friends travelling together.

Solitaire Suite

70 SQM or 753 SQF. Set in a separate building this 1 or 2 bedroom suite offers peace, total privacy and a breathtaking outlook through dramatic picture windows across the glassy Lake and Mount Tarawera.