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Lands End
Lands End is set on the rugged coastline of New Zealand’s southern-most town Bluff. Guests enjoy free WiFi and free continental breakfast. Some rooms boast sea views. There is also an onsite bar.
Foveaux Hotel
Set in Bluff, 29 km from Rugby Park Stadium, Foveaux Hotel offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a bar.
The Eagle
Situated in Bluff, within 28 km of Rugby Park Stadium and 28 km of Southern Institute of Technology, The Eagle features accommodation with a shared lounge and a bar, and free WiFi throughout the...
Whare Manu Boutique Cottage
Featuring a deck terrace, Whare Manu Boutique Cottage is a self-contained boutique cottage, set back into native bush with views of the sea and beach, which is only a short stroll away.
South City Accommodation unit 3
Situated in Invercargill in the Southland region, South City Accommodation unit 3 features a patio.
South City Accommodation Unit 1
South City Accommodation Unit 1 is located in Invercargill. The air-conditioned accommodation is 2.1 km from Rugby Park Stadium, and guests can benefit from complimentary WiFi and private parking...
South City Accommodation Unit 2
Located in Invercargill in the Southland region, South City Accommodation Unit 2 features a patio.
Bungalow on Centre
Located in Invercargill in the Southland region, Bungalow on Centre features a garden.
South City Accommodation unit 4
Located in Invercargill, 2.2 km from Rugby Park Stadium and 2.7 km from Southern Institute of Technology, South City Accommodation unit 4 offers air conditioning.
Nine Acres
Nine Acres is set in Invercargill. The air-conditioned accommodation is 6.5 km from Rugby Park Stadium, and guests can benefit from private parking available on site and free WiFi.
What guests said about Bluff:
- 8.0Scored 8.0
Being on the water was brilliant!
Being on the water was brilliant! Went to sleep and woke up to crashing waves. Beautiful rocky paths along the water! It was cold - bitter wind at night. Take a couple layers. Nice fireplace and view in the common area No food!!!! There is a market in town and a takeaway place - both closed at 8:00. It is a pretty rustic, rural place. We ate at a quirky backpacker’s spot in town, called Stella’s Chinese Takeaway. Had a really good veggie burger and bag AF crispy crinkle fries. Ran Nextdoor to grocery while they were being made and then ate there. Portions wer large.;-)
RobinUnited States - 10Scored 10
My adult children wanted to see the southern end of NZ so we...
My adult children wanted to see the southern end of NZ so we drove from Wanaka to the Bluff - stopped at the Golden Age/ Anchorage for a pint then on to Stirling Point then on to Bluff hill. It was a beautiful day - we saw Rakiura-Stewart Island and the views were amazing.. We were too tired to travel back so booked an airbnb for the night - Motupōhue Base Holiday Home - 2 beddy which fit all 6 of us. Off loaded our gear and went to Eagle Hotel, played some pool, played some pokies, ordered our takeaways and went back to airbnb, ate our kai and chilled!!!
AnnetteNew Zealand - 10Scored 10
The visit to Bluff exceed our expectations.
The visit to Bluff exceed our expectations. It is a very small industrial town, so didn't think there would be much to amuse us, but there were some lovely walks and sites, and the fish and chips shop was the BEST (the one next to the Foveaux Hotel), totally recommend it, even for those not always fond of fish and chips.RebeccaNew Zealand - 6.0Scored 6.0
Come on Booking.com get a Bluff photo and not one of the...
Come on Booking.com get a Bluff photo and not one of the Nuggets at the northern end of The Catlins. Bluff village is sad with very few shops but stunning vistas. Great food at Oyster Cave with great views of the ocean. Lands End Hotel needs to lift its maintenance and/or get a reassessment of its Star Rating. Will stay in Invercargill next time.LizNew Zealand - 10Scored 10
There is nothing like visiting the very bottom of the South...
There is nothing like visiting the very bottom of the South Island. Stirling Point is a must to visit with the Bluff Landmark sign and there are a few nice walks to go on. Oyster Cove is lovely for dinner, but you must book as it is very popular. For lunch we ate at Hayz @ The Anchorage Restaurant and Bar, Gore street at Bluff and their meals are amazing. We had Paua wontons and Whitebait Fritters. The meals are huge and presented beautifully.
PaulNew Zealand - 10Scored 10
Marvellous view from the top of the hill.
Marvellous view from the top of the hill. Everyone very friendly and helpful. Very generous portions served in cafe at lunchtime, but no oysters available in Bluff ( my husband went there especially to have Bluff oysters!) Boats unable to go out for 2 weeks due to weather.LyndsayNew Zealand
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