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How to stay in Te Anau like a local

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Most of our guests choose BnB or Homestay so they can talk to the locals.

We aim to make every part of your stay an experience. Let us give you a snapshot of what you can expect.

  • You will be welcomed to our home by Neil and or Junko, and we’ll be available to help you with any urgent arrangements related to same day, or next day scheduled activities.
  • Free hot or cold drink on arrival served in the family lounge, or your room if preferred.
  • Free Wi-Fi internet.
  • Free Farm Walk
  • Free goat milking demonstration (try milking a goat!)
  • Evening meal with the family (or at a time that fits in with the Glow Worms tour) add-on option
  • Fireside Chat in the family lounge

Unique Smith Family Experiences You Can Count On

The children love guests meeting the animals. It’s not uncommon for one of the children to lead the “Farm Walk”.

We have online reviews available for inspection

https://www.airbnb.co.nz/users/show/64831033
Find out what people have been saying about us this month.View updated reviews on our

On March 18, 2017, our Private Room listing on Air BnB has reached 100 perfect reviews.

On December 27, 2017, our combined bookings across both listings at Air BnB reached 200 perfect reviews.

Te Anau Homestay

See what they are saying, and plan ahead to stay for 2-3 days. Booking 6+ months ahead will allow you to choose your dates easier.

“If you get the chance to stay with Junko and Neil please grab it with both hands. They are wonderful hosts, so generous with their time and helpful is so many ways. Take the evening meals with the family; the food is lovely and all prepared by Heidi aged just 16. They make their own ice cream fresh every day using milk from their Jersey cow and it is delicious. Wonderful views from the property and really peaceful and relaxing.” – Weymouth, England.