The Garden Room — Clyde, Central Otago Welcome to The Garden Room, a calm and comfortable retreat tucked into the heart of Clyde. With its own private entrance, ensuite, and Queen bed dressed in natural‑fibre linen, this space is designed for guests who value simplicity, independence, and a touch of quiet time. toaster, jug, microwave and small bar fridge. We live at the property but it is closed off and we prefer for guests to be independent. In emergency guests can of course contact us via text message or door. As we are located in a neighbourhood you'll hear the occasional lawn being mowed and dog barking. If you’re after perfection, there are wonderful 5‑star options out there. If you’re after chilled, calm, private, and relaxed, you’re in exactly the right place. We encourage you to head out to the local bar, cafe or restaurants. There are some great hospitality venues in Clyde. We’re very big on ease and independence including self check-in and check out. Walking and cycling distance from The Garden Room are boutique shops, restaurants, cafes and wineries. We are a 15 minute walk to Clyde centre. In Clyde there is a Night and Day but not petrol station so get your petrol in Alexandra (10 mins drive) or Cromwell (20 mins drive). Close by is the Clyde Dog Park and River Track Walk (both next to the end of the golf course only 250m away) and the start of the Cycle Trail (underbridge is 500m). Animal Accommodation We offer animal friendly accommodation for well behaved animals but our animal policy is that animals need to be housed in their crate or kennel on the property when guests are off-site. We cannot have animals that bark or are noisy. Please message or text us to book them in with you. If there are issues we reserve the right to ask guests to remove animals or leave.

Clyde is a very special place with history and charm. We encourage you to visit local businesses, our favourite being Three Peaks for iced coffee and gluten free scones. Also go to other Clyde local treasures Eat & Drink Paulina’s — Tapas, pizza, great vibe Olivers — Historic dining, café & brewery Old Bank — Intimate seasonal dining in a restored stone building Post Office Café — Relaxed meals in the old post office Three Peaks Coffee — Specialty coffee & baking The Packing Shed — Orchard‑side lunches in Earnscleugh, The Finery — Modern dining & stylish spaces in Alexandra Roberts Family Orchard — Fresh fruit, produce & ice creams 1881 Clyde — Fruit, veges, meat and preserves Orchard Garden — Garden café & event venue among trees and lawns Shops & Creative Spots Folklore — Curated homewares and fine goods Touch Yarns — NZ yarns and natural fibres YOYO — Contemporary design store & gifts NomNom — Artisan ice cream, gelato & baking Flying With Birds — Fashion & homeware boutique Across the old bridge is an area called Earnscleugh that has orchards and lovely places to drive / visit. In the weekend The Old Barn Vintage on Chapman Rd is open for vintage treasures or go further afield toward Roxburgh for Shingle Creek Vintage - this place will blow your mind.

Neighbourhood Overview Chandler Crescent is located on the edge of Clyde. The area is easy to walk/cycle around, with a stable, private neighbourhood character typical of a small Central Otago town. Clyde has a noticeable presence of cyclists, dog owners, golf lovers and local artists. Dogs are commonly seen throughout the township, and the creative community includes painters, fibre artists, potters, photographers, and writers who live and work in the area. Walks & Nature Clyde Dog Park — Fenced off‑leash dog park beside Dunstan Hospital, ~ 250 m Clyde River Walk — Scenic riverside walking/biking track, nearest access ~ 250m Clyde Dam — NZ’s second‑largest hydro dam with great views and a lake (you can picnic both sides) ~2 km Walking around Chandler Crescent and the surrounding streets is straightforward and safe. Gardens in the area feature a mix of traditional and drought‑tolerant planting suited to Central Otago’s climate. Common plants and flowers include roses, lavender, rosemary, thyme, kowhai, hebes, flaxes, manuka, kanuka, sedums, echinacea, and various stonefruit trees such as apricot, peach, and cherry. Attractions - Historic Clyde Bridge — a 1930s suspension bridge linking walking and cycling routes. - Clyde Museum & Historic Precinct — showcasing local gold‑mining and settlement history. - Clyde Dam Lookout & Walkway — views of the hydro‑electric dam, river, and schist hills. - Clutha Mata‑Au River Walk. - Clyde Golf Club. Wineries Clyde Village Vineyard — Boutique Pinot Noir & Rosé, ~1.3 km Monte Christo Winery — Historic winery & cellar door, ~3.5 km Grey Ridge Vineyard — Boutique vineyard on Letts Gully Rd, ~6.5 km Hawksburn Wine — Boutique winery with a focus on quality and character, ~6.5 km Judge Rock — Award‑winning Pinot Noir & St Laurent, ~6 km Ruru (Immigrant’s Vineyard) — Family‑run vineyard on Airport