This is off the beaten path but worth the drive. Four of us stayed in a chalet in two separate bedrooms. We purchased a breakfast basket for our morning meals. The grounds are rustic and relaxing.

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Reviewed 4 May 2012
This is off the beaten path but worth the drive. Four of us stayed in a chalet in two separate bedrooms. We purchased a breakfast basket for our morning meals. The grounds are rustic and relaxing.
Reviewed 11 April 2012
We stayed in Te Mata Lodge for 2 nights and it was in such an idyllic setting we wished we had stayed for longer. The hosts were so friendly and welcoming, offering good advice for things to do on the Coromandel. Hopefully some day we will get back to experience it again!!
Reviewed 29 December 2011
I chose Te Mata based on previous reviews and we were totally pleased with the choice. Three of us stayed in a homey, comfy 1 BR fully equipped cottage. As our host Warwick predicted, we wished we had more time to stay. This is a special place, off the beaten track, more of a nature lodge/summer camp, not just another...
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Reviewed 8 December 2011
Te Mata is situated up a creek in a truly beautiful spot. The cabin is basically furnished but quite adequate for short stop. Free Internet, kayaking and river shoes if you fancy a walk up the creek all add to its appeal. Only drawback for us was the late check in, not till 5pm, which we found a bit late,...
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Thanks for the positive comments, but I want to clear up one point. Our check in time is 1:00pm - and always has been. I am sorry if you thought otherwise. I am glad you had a nice time while you were here. One of the frequent comments our guests make is how much they wished they had longer to...
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Reviewed 20 November 2011
Te Mata Lodge is delighfully situated by a river. The gardens are lovely and the hosts are charming and very welcoming. The cottages are spacious and, while not luxurious, are very comfortable. We would have liked to stay longer.
Reviewed 1 November 2011
My daughter and I stayed here in January, 2011, and as we bumped down the gravel road, she asked, "Are you sure this is the right way??" But indeed it was, and we spent two idyllic days in one of the simple cabins that Warwick and Kathryn keep (the apartment units are also very nice but were more space than...
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Reviewed 20 March 2011
If you love nature and peace and quiet this is the place for you. We stayed in a self contained cottage which was extremely comfortable if some what dated. Sitting on our deck we had great views across the garden and valley. The owner was very helpful and provided us with free internet and lots of useful information.
Reviewed 18 March 2011
OK, I know I am a generous marker on Tripadvisor, but I liked this place a lot. However, don't go expecting a Holiday Inn- it's NOT that sort of place. We had a chalet in the extensive gardens near to the river, with its swiming holes.
The chalet was really only big enough for 2, in the sense that there...
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Reviewed 31 January 2011
Warwick and Kathryn are wonderful hosts, and they have a lovely property. Our 6 year old particularly loved the kayaks (his first time) - and a visit with Warwick to see the Glow worms... A real chance to relax away from it all (yet so many beaches and interesting things to do nearby). Definitely recommend - wonderful warm Kiwi hospitality.
Reviewed 29 August 2010
We stayed in a 2 bed chalet and it was lovely. It had everything we needed and was very clean. The owners were very helpful and Warwick encouraged us to use the Kayaks in the little river bend and my 6 year old learnt how to do it on the first day, and we couldn't stop her after that! Warwick...
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