My husband, Bob, and I stayed here while visiting New Zealand with Bob's sister, her husband and their adult son. This was one of the most memorable stops on our two-week trip. The accomodations are beautiful and comfortable - there is even a guest lounge on the second floor with the bedrooms, which is a really nice little "extra". The... more

Unfortunately, we had pre-booked the rest of our trip so we had to move on, but if we ever get back to New Zealand we will make it a point to stay here for a few more days. Hosts Alastair and Shirley were so very friendly and accomodating. Shirley makes wonderful muffins and offers a cooked breakfast that is quite... more

My wife and I stayed one night. The hosts Shirley and Alistair were very pleasant and showed us how to shear a sheep, how their sheep dogs could perform and feed some eels in the near by stream. Thery made an excellent recommendation for Jones restaurant for diner in Greymouth which has a limited selection. This is a nice homestay... more

Oak Lodge has changed hands since the previous 2 reviews were written, however the quality hasn't changed at all. Shirley and Alastair are now the hosts, and are friendly, knowledgeable about the area, and go out of their way to make sure you have a good stay. We were greeted with coffee and cake when we arrived, and invited to... more

My husband, 2 children (12 & 9 yrs.), & I stayed at the Oak Lodge Bed and Breakfast one night on 28 March. The lodge is about a 5-minute drive north of the town center of Greymouth and about a 25 - 30-minute drive from Purakaiki Pancake Rocks and Blow Hole. Our rooms were spacious and elegantly decorated. My husband... more

We stayed at Oak Lodge for 2 nights between Christmas and New Year 2007 as a relaxing break from driving around New Zealand's beautiful South Island. We stumbled across this gem of a B&B when Googling for lodgings around Greymouth - I can't believe nobody's raved about it on TripAdvisor yet! This place could be used to demonstrate how a... more