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PAID CONTENT FOR HERMITAGE HOTEL


Hermitage Hotel AORAKI/MOUNT COOK, NEW ZEALAND


The Hermitage Hotel is in the heart of New Zealand’s South Island, amid Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park, home to a breathtaking environment of glaciers, lakes, turbulent rivers and towering peaks. A New Zealand family-owned and operated establishment, the Hermitage Hotel has been welcoming guests to the region for over 130 years. Situated in the heart of the Te Wahipounamu


UNESCO World Heritage Area, the region is home to more than 140 peaks over 6,500ft and contains all but five of New Zealand’s peaks over 10,000ft. The Hermitage Hotel overlooks Australasia’s tallest peak, the mighty Aoraki/Mount Cook, standing at 12,218 feet. Only in Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park can visitors explore glacial lake icebergs by day and marvel at millions of stars by night. The Hermitage Hotel is the perfect base to explore


the region’s natural wonders. The hotel features a range of room types, all offering spectacular views of Aoraki/Mount Cook or the surrounding Southern Alps. Additionally, the company operates the Mount Cook Lodge and Motels, providing studio rooms and motel units to accommodate a range of preferences.


Guests can indulge in an array of dining options.


The Alpine Restaurant offers a spectacular buffet for breakfast and dinner. The Panorama Room provides an intimate a la carte menu with premium views. Alternatively, guests can unwind with a cocktail at the Snowline Bar. Casual dining options are also available at the Sir Edmund Hillary Café or the Chamois Bar & Grill. At the Hermitage guests can embark on an ice


adventure with Glacier Explorers, cruising the Tasman Glacial Lake to view New Zealand’s largest glacier. They can also explore the world’s largest gold-tier dark sky reserve with astronomers at Big Sky Stargazing or partake in a stargazing tour at the hotel’s 360-degree digital dome planetarium. Every year, thousands of visitors flock to the


National Park to explore the numerous walking and hiking trails, many of which are inspired by Kiwi mountaineer Sir Edmund Hillary. At the Hermitage Hotel, visitors can learn more about one of the world’s greatest explorers at a museum dedicated to him. Aoraki/Mount Cook promises to deliver an alpine experience like no other.


DON’T MISS Take part in Glacier Explorers, a unique tour in New Zealand. Cruise the Tasman Glacial Lake to view New Zealand’s largest glacier


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KEY FEATURES • Alpine Buffet Restaurant • Panorama Dining Room • Sir Edmund Hillary Café • Chamois Bar & Gril • Activity Booking and Retail Centre


• Sir Edmund Hillary Alpine Centre


KEY ACTIVITIES • Glacier Explorers • Big Sky Stargazing • Indoor planetarium • Bike hire • Hiking • Scenic flights


GET IN TOUCH hermitage.co.nz T: +64 3 435 1809 E: reservations@hermitage.co.nz


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