Fletcher Lodge

This fall our family (my son, his wife and myself) took a 3 week bucket list trip to Australia and New Zealand. While in Dunedin we stayed 2 nights at the Fletcher Lodge.Our hostess, Ewa showed us around and let us pick our rooms. As soon as we got to the Edinburgh Suite I set my bag down and announced, "this is my room!" The Edinburgh suite was beautiful, with a large sleigh bed, period furniture and art work and tapestries on the wall. I was happy to see that there was an ironing board and iron.. There was a charming little balcony through the glass doors. There was a lovely old sideboard with a decanter of port and a display of fresh fruit to enjoy. The large bathroom was luxury itself, a heated floor, a large, claw foot soaking tub, a separate shower unit, a large stained glass window with emblems of Scotland and Poland, and a pretty display of toiletries to use. . The historic building is lovingly kept up and spotlessly clean. The attention to detail is remarkable. Every night there was a small piece of gourmet chocolate on the turned down bed and a small stoppered glass bottle of water and a glass on the bedside table . Our host and hostess went out of their way to be helpful, making dinner reservations for us, cooking breakfast the way we liked it, even giving me a little plastic ball that could clip to my purse, containing a rain poncho because I was going on an excursion and it was raining.. I highly recommend this B and B.

Ewa is the most wonderful hostess. She runs a lovely accommodation that makes you feel comfortable. Very conveniently located & Eva knows the answer or has a suggestion to anything you need. We packed our day in Dunedin with a fabulous breakfast(my husband is still talking about the fruit),a visit to the botanical gardens ( a must) out to the peninsula (another must) & dinner at Platos.. The previous evening we had dinner at Bacchus- superb. We would highly recommend these beautiful accommodations. Thank you Ewa & Kieth for a great Dunedin experience.

We had a wonderful stay, walking down the hill, a couple of hundred meters to downtown restaurants and museums. With very friendly owners, who went out of her way to tour some of the huge wall murals (multi story) on the downtown buildings as well a fine restaurant suggestions and bookings. The side of town was once glorious and returning with this lodge and a leading example. Safe and convenient, to avoid moving and parking cars in town.