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The Te Toki Retreat House: Sleeps up to12 people. There are 5 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. There is a double shower in the main upstairs bathroom and one shower in the downstairs bathroom. There is also a hot shower located at the spa area for showering outside and prior to entering the spa.

Nautical Room: The largest upstairs bedroom has one Super King bed that can be split to two single beds. The room is big enough to have three single beds if required.

Egyptian Room:  This is also located upstairs and has a Queen size bed and a King Size bed. The King Size bed has the ability to be split.

Provence Room: This room is located downstairsand has a Super King bed which can be split to single beds.

Oriental Room: This downstairs room also has a Super King bed able to be split into single beds.

Tahitian Room: Located downstairs this room is equipped with a Super King bed, which if required can be split into single beds as well.

A.  The Te Toki Guest house:  Sleeps up to 12 people and has 5 bedrooms. There is a large bathroom upstairs with a double shower. Downstairs there are two bedrooms both with ensuite’s. There is also a hot shower outside in the garden.

Frangipani Room: This upstairs room has a Super King bed which can be split into two single beds.  This room has the a great view of the garden, the closest bedroom to the main bathroom and outside shower.

Lotus Room:   Also upstairs this is the middle room and has a Super King bed able to be split into single beds if required.

Hibiscus Room: Located upstairs with a Super King bed to be split if necessary. This room can accommodate 3 single beds if required.

Kanuka Room: Located downstairs this room has a Super King bed which enables splitting to single beds if required. Named for the large Kanuka Tree outside the room. This is the biggest room downstairs with its own ensuite.

Kereru Room: This downstairs room has  a Super King bed that can be split. In keeping with the Te Toki Retreat logo, this room has been named after the native New Zealand Wood Pigeon (Kereru), seen in abundance at the Retreat and Guest House. This room also has its own ensuite.