Deluxe Garden View Rooms

Spectacular Views

Our Deluxe Garden View Rooms afford charming vistas of our immaculately manicured croquet lawns and natural rockeries, dotted with native wildflowers. From the comfort of their room, guests may savour a lavish breakfast, lunch or afternoon tea, while enjoying these romantic panoramas.

Colonial Charm

Furnished with a luxurious king size bed, Victorian style bedside lamps, teak bedside dressers, an ottoman, a writing desk and hand carved, sun crested chairs, our Garden Rooms evoke the old world colonial charm of Lord Kitchener's Wildflower Hall and the surrounding region.

Absolute Comfort

Guests can relax in a hot, deep bathtub filled with bubbles, or step inside the frosted glass shower cubicle and enjoy a soft, normal or powerful water massage. Wrapped up in one of our 100% cotton, towelled gowns, guests may sip on a glass of wine, stretch out in bed and watch a movie from our in house collection.

amenities

Room

Air-conditioning, with temperature control units fitted in the room
12” pillow-topped mattress
Pillow menu features a range to suit every personal preference
24 hour in-room dining
Fully-stocked personal bar
Overhead, fitted reading lamps
24-hour express laundry service (chargeable)

Technology

Electronic safe for valuables
32” LCD/LED television
Wide range of national and international news, sports and film channels
High speed internet for up to four devices
DVD and CD player
In-house movie selection
Direct dialing telephone lines

Bathroom

High pressure fitted and hand held showers with soft, normal and massage settings
Full-length enamel bathtub
Natural toiletries specially blended for Oberoi Hotels
Hair dryer
100% cotton bathrobes and towels
Moveable shaving mirror

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Premier Valley View

Located on the first and second floors of the hotel, our Premier Valley View Rooms afford uninterrupted views of the valley, villages and vast cedar forests surrounding Wildflower Hall. Guests may draw the gauzy silk curtains to be woken by the sunrise, or close the thick blackout curtains for undisturbed rest.

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