Accommodation
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One-hundred-and-forty years ago, Naseby’s 4000-strong population supported 14 hotels. These days, only two survive: The Ancient Briton and The Royal Hotel, affectionately known by the locals as “the Top Pub” and “the Bottom Pub” respectively. In addition to “the pubs”, which both include accommodation wings, there is a wide range of accommodation to choose from in the village. The Naseby Information Centre has a list of holiday homes to rent (which they are happy to fax or email to you) and you will also find many homes on the popular holiday house rental websites, bookabach and holidayhouses.
Situated in the middle of town, the “Top Pub” can sleep up to 40 people, and includes a 16-room lodge. The complex is ideally suited for larger groups, and includes conference facilities. Leven Street / Tel 03 444 9992 / ancientbriton@xtra.co.nz / Website
Ballarat Cottage Built in 1867, Ballarat Cottage is an historic sod brick, three bedroom cottage, set among early farming and gold mining memorabilia. It is close to the International Curling Rink and a short walk to the village centre. Naseby-Ranfurly Road / Tel 03 444 9996 / info@ballaratcottagenaseby.co.nz / Website
Glenshee Park Eight kilometres out of Naseby, on the road to Dansey’s Pass, Glenshee Park is famous for its 1970 collection of New Zealand fashion. It is set in three acres of gardens and includes the option of B&B accommodation for travelers. It is also suitable for campervans and house buses. Naseby-Danseys Road / Tel 03 444 9624 / mas.glenshee.park@xtra.co.nz / Website
He Wahi Ra – A Place in the Sun He Wahi Ra is a two-bedroom, self-contained modern holiday home. It is tucked away in a quiet corner of the village – about halfway between town and the curling rinks. Linen is provided and it is serviced on departure. Ballarat Avenue / Tel 0800 NASEBY / info@tastenaseby.com / Website
Larchview Holiday Park Larchview is set in 17 acres of trees and next door to the swimming dam. It is Naseby’s only camping ground and offers the spectrum of accommodation options from self-contained houses, cabins and chalets, through to caravan and tent sites. 8 Swimming Dam Road / Tel 03 444 9904 / bookings @larchviewholidaypark.co.nz / Website
Mountain View Accommodation Mountain View offers the choice of a two self-contained cottages, two motel units or a two bedroom self contained unit. It is 600m from the curling and ice rinks. Channel Road / Tel 03 444 9972 / eileenherd@xtra.co.nz
Naseby Trail Lodge The Naseby Trail Lodge is a new complex in the heart of Naseby. It incorporates eight accommodation units, a restaurant/bar and conference facilities. There are six one-bedroom and two two-bedroom units available. Derwent Street / Tel 0508 NASEBY / stay@nasebylodge.co.nz / Website
The Old Doctor’s Residence As its name suggests, The Old Doctor’s Residence was once the gracious home of the local doctor. It is now an elegantly restored residence with two bedrooms (each with their own bathroom) available for guests. 58 Derwent Street / Tel 03 444 9775 / info@olddoctorsresidence.co.nz / Website
The “Bottom Pub” has nine bedrooms, which can sleep up to 22 people. It was recently refurbished and includes shared and ensuite bathroom options. The hotel includes a Banquet Room, capable of seating 40, suitable for small conferences and meetings. Earne Street / Tel 03 444 9990 / bookings@naseby.co.nz / Website
Shortlands Station Farmstay Situated on the road from Danseys Pass Road, Shortlands Station offers a farmstay experience in genuine Central Otago high country. The two-storey home has three double rooms, each with their own bathroom. Danseys Pass Road / Tel 03 444 9621 / shortlands@scorch.co.nz / Website
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