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Holiday rentals in Clyde

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  • Total holiday rentals

    Explore 70 holiday rentals in Clyde

  • Nightly prices starting at

    Clyde holiday rentals start at £53 per night before taxes and fees

  • Verified guest reviews

    Over 3,140 verified reviews to help you choose

  • Family-friendly holiday rentals

    40 properties offer extra space & child-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly holiday rentals

    Find 10 rentals that welcome pets

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    10 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wifi availability

    70 of Clyde holiday rentals include wifi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

    Guests love Kitchen, Wifi and Pool across Clyde rentals

  • 4.9 Average rating

    Clyde stays are highly rated by guests – averaging 4.9 out of 5!

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Top guest favourite
The original stone cottage is framed by a spacious garden, featuring a neatly trimmed lawn and outdoor dining set with wooden chairs. The mountainous landscape serves as a backdrop, highlighting the natural surroundings and creating a serene atmosphere.
Cottage in Gibbston
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 252 reviews

Heart of Gold in Gibbston Valley

Original Historic Goldminers Stone Cottage located on the Gibbston River, bike and walking trail with easy access to local wineries. Featured in the latest edition of the NZ Lonely Planet guide - This award winning beautifully restored original Goldminers cottage dates back to 1874. Set in the heart of Gibbston Valley with 360 degree views of the Nevis Bluff, Mt Rosa and Waitiri station the cottage provides a peaceful and relaxing base to explore the surrounding area. The cottage interior is an open plan studio layout with a cosy sitting area at one end with a partly screened bedrrom area at the other end, with an adjacent separate bathroom. The bathroom is spacious with separate shower and bath. The bedroom area features a queen bed and you walk through to the lounge, dining and kitchenette area. The kitchen features a stove top and microwave combo oven. Fridge, kettle and toaster. The cottage is great for 2 guests, but can sleep 2 additional guests on the sofa bed in the sitting area, as this converts to a double bed and full linen is supplied. Cuddle up in front of the warm cosy fire, relax and unwind. Walking distance to 3 local wineries and walking trails to Nevis Bluff, Mt Rosa and Coal Pit Road. Situated directly on the new Gibbston River Trail you can bike to the Gibbston Tavern, Peregrine Winery, Gibbston Valley winery and AJ Hacket Bungy bridge. Then continue directly onto the Queenstown Trails to Arrowtown and Queenstown from the door. Easy access to the Gibbston Valley station new Rabbit Ridge bike trails recently opened. Gibbston is 10 minutes drive to Arrowtown and 20 minutes to Queenstown Airport. Cromwell and Bannockburn are 20mins drive. Wanaka is 40mins either via the Crown Range or by going through Cromwell. The cottage is easy access to all activities in and around Queenstown and very handy to the many ski fields in both Queenstown and Wanaka in the winter. Set in its own garden on our 6 acre property where we built a Strawbale house you are welcome to visit the horses, collect eggs from our chickens and pat our sheep. Help yourself to our seasonal produce from the garden. Bikes are available for use to explore the trails Firewood is supplied Outdoor furniture and a BBQ are provided for outdoor living *Linen supplied and included with rental. *Visitors to clean-up and leave the property as found.

Top guest favourite
The historic building, dating back to 1920, features a charming façade with large windows and decorative elements. The entrance is framed by a small garden and trees. Soft evening light casts a warm glow, highlighting the building's attractive architecture.
Flat in Alexandra
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 500 reviews

The Old Post Office

This apartmment is well maintained and renovated, It is located on the first floor of Alexandra's original Post office building. Located in the centre of Alexandra close to shops, cafes and bars with views of Central Otago's unique landscape, mountains and ever changing skies. Moments away from abundant walking and cycling trails including Central Otago Rail Trail, Roxburgh Gorge and River Tracks. Nearby the Clutha and Manuherikia rivers offer boating, fishing, swimming and even gold panning.

Top guest favourite
The entrance features a charming, welcoming sign above a white door. Two stylish chairs are positioned near the entry, surrounded by a well-maintained garden with various plants and flowers. Sunlight illuminates the scene, enhancing the inviting exterior of the building.
Guest house in Clyde
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 121 reviews

Loft on Blyth

Great for couples - central location and close to all our famous bike trails, restaurants and cafes - Private, stylish and comfortable. Has own private access, is quiet and cosy. Central Otago is famous for wineries, orchards and magnificent scenery. Grab a bottle of wine and picnic by the river or take advantage of the many day/multi day bike trails. It should be noted that we do not have a full kitchen, but provide a kitchenette with a microwave, sink and small fridge for your convenience

Top guest favourite
A contemporary house is set against a backdrop of trees, with a spacious deck and expansive glass windows. A landscaped yard features low-maintenance plants. Three individuals are seen approaching the entrance, carrying bags, and a car is parked underneath the deck.
Home in Clyde
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 50 reviews

New home - amazing views

Relax and enjoy a wonderful stay in Central Otago. Our brand-new four bedroom oasis is nestled against the Clyde hill, offering beautiful views of the ranges as the sun rises on them, and wonderful sunsets. Quiet and spacious, the large deck invites you to relax after a day’s exploring of Central, it’s vineyards and rail trails, while Clyde’s old-world charms, cafes and restaurants are just a relaxing stroll away. Afterwards, relax in front of the gas fireplace. You will love it - we do!

Top guest favourite
A spacious wooden deck features multiple seating options, including a large dining table surrounded by black chairs and a cozy lounge area with comfortable cushions. Shade sails are positioned above, while surrounding greenery adds a natural touch to the outdoor space.
Home in Clyde
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 219 reviews

Fabulous spacious Clyde indoor-outdoor retreat.

House is located in a quiet cul-de-sac. This stylish house with a fabulous new kitchen and comfy beds is set in a beautiful private yard with lovely trees and garden with large deck and plenty of outdoor living. It's the perfect place to rest and relax. The house has everything you will need and is only a 7 or 8 minute walk from Clyde's gorgeous main street with lovely cafes and restaurants, shops and the bike hire/ rail trail businesses. Easy drives to Alexandra, Wanaka & Cromwell.

Top guest favourite
A cottage is nestled among vibrant gardens, with a backdrop of rolling vineyards and distant mountains. Clear blue skies enhance the serene atmosphere. The structure features natural materials, and native plantings add a touch of greenery to the landscape.
Home in Tarras
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 273 reviews

Maori Point Vineyard Cottage

Maori Point cottage is nestled in our vineyard, 30km from Wanaka , with spectacular mountain views and access to the Clutha riverbank for walks or picnics. Warm in winter with underfloor heating and fireplace, the living areas include a full cook's kitchen which opens onto a verandah, lawn & native garden. The large upstairs bedroom has king bed and mountain views, downstairs bedroom has a queen bed with garden outlook. A quiet peaceful environment, and a good base for exploring.

Top guest favourite
A comfortable living area features a grey sofa adorned with bright cushions, complemented by a vibrant armchair. A wooden coffee table rests on a plush rug, showcasing magazines and a small decorative item. Natural light enters through a window dressed with soft curtains.
Guest house in Alexandra
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 122 reviews

Old Man Vineyard Cottage.

Our cosy cottage is nestled amongst the vines at the home of Wild Irishman Vineyard. It offers 2 spacious bdrms w Queen beds & w/robes. Situated only 4mins drive to both Clyde & Alexandra, you're just moments to the Central Otago Rail Trail & Lake Dunstan trail among others. After cycling & exploring this wonderful region, take a swim in the shallows of the Clutha River (access at the bottom of our site) or relax in the sun on your own balcony. Your well behaved dog is welcome too!

Guest favourite
A comfortable living area is presented, featuring a spacious gray sectional sofa adorned with soft throws. A wooden coffee table sits in front, accompanied by lush potted plants. Large windows allow natural light to fill the room, complemented by a minimalist black television stand.
Home in Clyde
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 138 reviews

Clyde Gem

A beautiful three bedroom home where the Master Bedroom has a walk in robe and its own ensuite. The Master Bedroom is located beside the second lounge so feels like you are in your own little oasis. We are situated only 5 minutes by bike to the beginning of the Central Otago Rail track and only a few minutes walk into the historic township of Clyde. Being fully fenced, ample parking and the bike rack you can explore Central Otago, the beautiful vineyards and orchards with ease.

Top guest favourite
An outdoor dining area features a wooden table surrounded by several chairs, illuminated by warm lighting. The wooden decking extends across the space, and the walls display a combination of natural wood and sleek metal finishes, creating an inviting atmosphere.
Apartment in Clyde
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 132 reviews

"The Prospector on Miners"

We are located within the Historic Goldmining Village of Clyde, Central Otago. Only 5 minutes walk to award winning Cafes & Restaurants. Our newly built stylish, temporary apartment is warm, sunny, & surrounded by an established garden with 80 year old fruit trees. We have a fully functioning kitchen, an underfloor heated tiled bathroom, with full bath to ease those aching muscles after a long ride on the local Rail Trails. Two super comfy Super King beds.

Top guest favourite
A spacious outdoor deck features dining furniture set under a shaded area, with views of a nearby tree and landscaped garden. The house is adorned with a classic exterior, framed by simple architectural details, inviting an outdoor lifestyle.
Home in Clyde
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 149 reviews

Sunny Clyde Bungalow

Escape to a private spacious 3 bedroom house in Clyde - the heart of Central Otago. The lounge opens out onto a nice sunny deck which is perfect for those beautiful sunny Central Otago evenings. If you enjoy playing golf, the Clyde golf course is just across the road. The town centre is a nice 1.5km walk along the main street. Here you will find cafes, restaurants, bike shops, movie theatres and the friendly locals. So many famous bike tracks close by.

Guest favourite
A spacious living area features a comfortable grey sectional sofa adorned with a bright yellow cushion. An entertainment unit houses a television, while a wood-burning stove adds warmth. Large windows allow natural light to flow in, enhancing the cozy atmosphere of the space.
Home in Clyde
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 121 reviews

"Thyme Out" - kick back, relax and enjoy

Welcome to "Thyme Out" situated in historic Clyde. A short walk to restaurants, bars, movie theatre & shops. A short drive has you in Alexandra or you can drive 20 minutes to nearby Cromwell. We have set this house up so that it really is home away from home. Quality linen (sheets/towels/duvets), new lounge suite, snuggly throws & essentials such as nespresso coffee machine. Guests are welcome to use anything which is in the pantry.

Top guest favourite
An outdoor bath is set on a wooden deck overlooking a grassy landscape. A black lounge chair sits nearby, and a wooden serving tray features snacks and drinks. A shaded area is created by a dark canopy, enhancing the tranquil ambiance.
Shipping container in Waikerikeri
5 out of 5 average rating, 101 reviews

Willowbrook Retreat

Nestled beneath the mountains of Central Otago, Willowbrook Retreat invites you to slow down, breathe deeply and reconnect with nature. Whether you're wandering the winding path beneath the sweeping willow trees, soaking under the stars in the outdoor bath, or curling up by the fire as day turns to night and golden light dances over the mountains —this luxury cabin stay offers the perfect sanctuary for both adventure and rest.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Clyde?

    Visitors often choose vacation rentals near Clyde’s historic center to enjoy heritage charm and walkable cafés. Stays with garden spaces or near the river are popular for their peaceful setting.

  • What are the best things to do in Clyde with kids?

    Families can explore local parks, cycle segments of the Otago Central Rail Trail, or picnic near the Clutha River. In warmer months, fruit picking on nearby orchards is often suggested for all ages.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Clyde?

    Explore the Otago Central Rail Trail, sample local wines at vineyards, and wander through Clyde’s historic precinct. Enjoy seasonal fruit, riverside walks, and welcoming cafés along the main street.

  • How is the weather in Clyde?

    Clyde has warm, dry summers around 49–74°F (9–23°C) and cool winters reaching 28–46°F (-2–8°C). Rainfall is light most of the year, so pack layers for changing temperatures and sun protection for clear days.

  • When is the best time to visit Clyde?

    Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for mild weather, cycling, and fruit harvests. Winter draws visitors interested in a quieter pace and historic town experiences.

  • What are the best places to visit in Clyde?

    Wander the historic main street with preserved stone buildings, visit the Clyde Museum for local history, or enjoy the riverside parks. The Otago Central Rail Trail attracts cyclists and walkers year-round.

  • What are some hiking trails in Clyde?

    You can explore river walks along the Clutha River, or head for local tracks around the hills and old mining sites near town. Part of the Otago Central Rail Trail is suitable for both walking and cycling.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Clyde?

    Families can cycle or walk on the Otago Central Rail Trail, sample fruit at local orchards, or enjoy riverside picnics. The historic main street has inviting cafés and ice cream shops.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Clyde?

    Explore nearby vineyards for Central Otago wines, visit Alexandra for local history, or discover outdoor adventures in the surrounding hills. Seasonal cherry and apricot orchards are frequently suggested in the warmer months.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Clyde?

    Many vacation rentals in Clyde are pet friendly, particularly standalone homes or stays with enclosed outdoor areas. Check individual property details for current pet policies before booking.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Clyde?

    Bring layers, as temperatures can change quickly year-round, and pack sun protection for clear days. If you plan to cycle, booking bike rentals in advance is often suggested, especially during peak times.

  • What is Clyde known for?

    Clyde is known for its historic–era stone buildings, fruit orchards, and connection to the Otago Central Rail Trail. The town also has a distinct heritage charm rooted in the gold rush era of Central Otago.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Clyde?

    Seek out smaller galleries showcasing local art, heritage gardens tucked behind old villas, or boutique tastings at nearby vineyards. Some visitors appreciate the tranquil reserves just outside the main area.

  • What are the best foods to try in Clyde?

    Local stone fruits like cherries, apricots, and peaches are seasonal highlights. Regional dishes featuring lamb and Central Otago wine pairings are also frequently suggested in restaurants and cellar doors.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Clyde?

    Pack layers for shifting weather, sun protection, and sturdy shoes for walking or cycling. A reusable water bottle and a camera let you enjoy both the scenic outdoors and historic town center.

  • What is the nightlife in Clyde like?

    Nightlife in Clyde is relaxed, centering on friendly pub gatherings, local wine tasting rooms, and small venues with live music. Most evenings are laid-back, offering a chance to unwind after a day outdoors.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Clyde?

    Clyde hosts well-known food, wine, and cycling events, often scheduled in late summer or autumn. Community markets and celebrations highlighting local produce are frequently suggested by residents.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Clyde?

    Clyde has a variety of family friendly vacation homes, many with spacious living areas, kitchens, and outdoor space for children. Browse options for amenities like laundry facilities or secure bike storage.

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