When you want or need to seize a break from the stresses and strains of standard every day life, it would appear reasonable and prudent to do something or stay someplace a bit different. A 'break' really means breaking the traditional pattern of behaviour and rewarding yourself with a change that is going to benefit both your body and brain. The doing something unusual could mean going on a yacht for a few days sail to novel, exciting, remote places or possibly putting on the tramping boots, hefting a pack onto your back and answering the 'call of the wild' for a few days. The further out of custom the happening, the bigger the 'benefit' to the mind and body. One always remembers atypical experiences whether they be good or unpleasant. Excellent experiences always cause a warm glow to the mind and a smirk to face. The same holds true for staying in extraordinary or distinctive places. Such places develop into a 'benchmark' in your memory bank especially if you have shared the experience with an added person who is precious to you.
The focus of this article is to emphasize the distinctiveness of a tiny countryside retreat in New Zealand that will bring a smile and a warm glow every time you think of the stay you had there. This small business consists of just two small boutique cottages which were purpose built for couples wanting a special and memorable break. They are positioned near the small spa town of Te Aroha, well-known for the natural soda water spas found in the only Edwardian Domain in New Zealand. The town of Te Aroha itself is very memorable as it is situated at the bottom of a mountain called Mt Te Aroha which is the tallest peak on the Kaimai-Coromandel Range. A mere 12 kms south of Te Aroha are found Shaftesbury Glade Cottages. A tree lined curving driveway takes you to a small carpark encircled with trees. A matter of a few steps takes you to the cottages, both of which are lined with timber which confer each a special feel and ambiance. The interior while not spacious is perfect for the couple wanting that extraordinary break, whether it be to commemorate a special occasion or just to wind down away from the rigors of the daily stresses and strains. A large queen sized bed with quality cotton linen and a large two person spa bath; what more is necessary other than a couple to take advantage of the facilities.
As well as cottages, the location also has accessible three other unquestionably unique attractions that put it in a group on its own. Firstly, each cottage is in its own tree enclosed area giving it the feeling of space as well as seclusion. Each term of the year gives the area a new refreshing feel and look. Secondly, a Sweddish/Finnish styled stream sauna is available to assist in the relaxation of the body. After a half hour sauna and losing a good deal of sweat, the end consequence is a body with fewer toxins and a clearer mind. Lastly, the most unique feature has to be an external bath which has its water source coupled to a wood fired water heater. There is nothing similar to soaking in a hot bath, under the stars, surrounded by trees with a goblet of wine in your hand. To have a hot bath, you have to light the water heater and allocate just in excess of an hour for the water to be hot enough to run a large hot bath. The single word that fits the bill here is 'magic'.
So if you are looking to have a superb stay and take advantage of the regions attractions, you need glance no further than Shaftesbury Glade Cottages. The stopover will be quiet, peaceful, restful and will bring a smirk to your face and a warm glow each time you think back on your vacation there. The one piece of advice that I can leave you with is a 'break' must be poles apart from what you do every day because if it is not, then your body and mind will not register it as a memorable event.
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For additional information, please visit the websites of www.accommodation-tearoha.co.nz or http://tearohacottageaccommodation.com to view what Shaftesbury Glade Cottages can present you as far as your holiday accommodation needs are concerned and what the region could offer you with regards to activities and other attractions.