McIvor Lodge

The hosts were very friendly and did everything to make us feel comfortable. Beautiful room, delicious breakfast!

very good and sufficient breakfast beautiful place

Best stay on our 19 day New Zealand trip. The owner is very nice and helpful. The breakfast was great with two of them. At the end we were allowed to visit/feed the sheep and wild animals. Unfortunately we only had one night. Lots of cheers

I didn't report much hope at first, so I decided to rush to Xiaolu. The picture in the booking doesn’t show much about the accommodation situation. In fact, the room is super cozy and clean. Her house is useless for my whole trip to New Zealand. There are lambs everywhere in New Zealand on National Day, and I have been thinking all the way if I can knead lambs, and finally! Always remember, there will be reverberations! Seeing a few lambs, I asked Mary if I could feed the lambs (so shy), but Mary agreed, no problem, let John take you to feed them. The lamb is really super super super super super super super cute! ! ! John was super super super super super good and took us to see the deer, and even saw that I liked it, and took me to feed the lamb for the second time the next morning. He was more excited than seeing Ouba. On the day we went, John’s daughter’s family happened to bring their children to play. Although our English was poor, we still enjoyed chatting with everyone for breakfast. The children were also very cute and well-behaved, and even gave us the chance to feed the lamb. move. Originally, we regretted going to Invercargill that day. The oysters at the southernmost house in Bluff were terrible, but in the end we stayed at Mary and John’s house, which allowed us to find the highlight of the whole trip to New Zealand. Fully recommend!