1. EBB Dunedin, Central Dunedin
For some contemporary luxury, treat yourself to a night at the EBB Dunedin. It's a modern, boutique hotel, with cosy touches, and a great spot to relax and unwind. Named after the site's historic location on the edge of the now reclaimed Otago Harbour tidal flats, it features an atrium garden, exhibiting local and national artists. It's the perfect spot to sit back and grab one of the city's best cups of coffee or linger for a delicious main meal. Then, head back up to your room where you'll find plush super-king-sized beds to fall into. Bliss.
ebb-dunedin.co.nz
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2. Wal's Plant Land, Mosgiel
Just off the beaten track in Mosgiel, you'll find Wal's Plant Land – one of the most impressive garden centres in NZ. But beyond being a great place to shop, it's also a picturesque spot for a fun round of 18-hole mini golf, a stress-relieving hour in the driving range or to take the kids for a hoon aboard the impressive mini steam train course. But the newest attraction at Wal's has been three years in the making and is certainly worth the wait. The new 50mx50m living maze features some 5000 Myrtus Luma evergreen plants and provides quite the challenge – you are almost guaranteed to get lost.
walsplantland.co.nz