Ghost Lodge
Ghost Lodge is your ultimate Northern West Coast base.
Lovingly renovated and restored, it’s fully insulated and carpeted throughout with a log burner to keep you cozy and warm during winter, and french doors that open out to stunning outdoor areas, allowing for plenty of fresh air flow to keep you cool and comfortable during summer.
The lodge is perfect for large groups, cyclists, motorcyclists on tour, families as well as individual travelers. View the various rooming options on the availability calendar for your preferred date of travel.
Ghost Lodge offers off street parking for cars, boats and bikes. It has beach access and free use of wetsuits, boogie boards and surf boards, so you can enjoy the beach – literally at the bottom of the garden.
And if you’ve just ridden the Old Ghost Road (or the Heaphy Track) there are hoses for washing down your bike and plenty of space to park them. Take a break for a day or two (recover from those saddle sores) and relax at Ghost Lodge before your next adventure.
Pricing
$140 Per Night per room ( 2 People)
**50 Per additional person per night
$800 Entire Lodge ( upto 10 People)
**50 Per additional person per night
Extras
Fresh Water Fire Powered Hot Tub $80 per use (up to 6 people)
Sauna $40 per use ( 4 People)
Hot Tub and Sauna $100
Beach Hot Tub $60 (2-3 People)
Accommodation
With private rooms and capacity for up to 15 people, there are plenty of options at Ghost Lodge for your visit to the West Coast. Beach access at the bottom of the garden.
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West Coast Activities
Explore Punakaiki Pancake Rocks and blowholes, the Cape Foulwind Seal Colony, Charming Creek Walkway, Historical Denniston, Oparara Arches and more, all within easy driving distance.
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Granity & The West Coast
Granity is a historical town with a population of around 200 people. It has a cafe, pub, museum, theatre, craft shops and eclectic mix of local history.
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The History of the Lodge.
Ghost Lodge was originally built in the 1880’s as a butchers. The Butchers was established in 1894 by Mr W. E. Guy who had run the butchers in Denniston previously. It was then owned by Mr Austin in 1901 and became Austin and Friends when Mr Friend entered partnership with him in 1905.
During renovations an old order book was found dating back to 1899, recording its regular clientele.
The building went through various changes before its final modernisation.
Immense thought and care has been taken during its rebuild to retain its original charm with recycled native New Zealand timbers being used throughout.
Recycled doors and timber were used throughout the Lodge to maintain its bygone feeling of substance and quality.
The lodge is perfect for large groups, cyclists, motorcyclists on tour, families as well as individual travelers. View the various rooming options on the availability calendar for your preferred date of travel.
Ghost Lodge offers off street parking for cars, boats and bikes. It has beach access and free use of wetsuits, boogie boards and surf boards, so you can enjoy the beach – literally at the bottom of the garden.
And if you’ve just ridden the Old Ghost Road (or the Heaphy Track) there are hoses for washing down your bike and plenty of space to park them. Take a break for a day or two (recover from those saddle sores) and relax at Ghost Lodge before your next adventure.