I absolutely loved that there was a tea tray with a proper cup and saucer and teapot in the room. Breakfast was lovely, eggs and toast (offer of bacon but I dont eat it), cereal, fruit from the garden, preserves, fruit juice and the owner took the time to have a lovely chat each day over breakfast. I was lucky enough to stay when the cherry blossoms were out, they were stunning and so was the rest of the gardens. I also know that the owner took the time to take extra care of some older guests who didn't drive, picking them up from the airport and also taking them to the Hamilton Gardens. Amazing service!

Not much :)

Anne and Paul were the loveliest hosts ever. Such great conversations during morning breakfast here. Incredibly accommodating when you have any requests. The house is a 1930s build that is so beautiful and spacious. The 5 acres around the home are all gardens that were planted by the owners, and it makes for a lovely morning walk after breakfast! The property even has alpacas that you can feed! They are so sweet and gentle. The room was just right for my husband and i’s stay. Nice and quiet, had our own space, and very close to the city centre! Both the room and bathroom were very clean and tidy upon arrival as well. Couldn’t recommend this place enough!

I have no complaints :)

We had a wonderful stay here and only wish we had planned more nights in this location! We felt welcomed into Anne and Paul's home with our one-year-old daughter, who loved the stairs, the alpacas and the beautifully maintained gardens. The property itself is a stunning building and the location made it easy to get to both Hamilton and Cambridge. We had a delightful breakfast with Anne the next morning after a refreshing, quiet night's sleep, and headed off to Hobbiton. We've already begun recommending this b'n'b to family and friends. Could not fault this place! Thanks very much!

A beautiful property inside and out. We were able to enjoy the magnificent spring garden. The blossoms and bluebells were stunning. Our hostess was welcoming and very friendly. We had a spacious ensuite room which was very comfortable with a great outlook of garden and pool. Breakfast was plentiful and in an elegant dining room. We received good value for money. This is a very tranquil place to stay in a pretty area just a few kilometres from town. We loved our stay and definitely recommend Cherry Tree Manor.

Greeted by a stunning driveway and beautiful grounds we knew we were in for a treat when we arrived at our accommodation. Annie welcomed us in and it didn't take long to understand why there are so many good reviews. With our 2 year old in tow we had an absolutely wonderful time as a little family of 3 settling in to cherry tree manor. With so much to explore from the stunning gardens, rock walls, pond, paddocks with friendly alpacas, and a huge swimming pool and spa, we wished we could've stayed longer. Surrounded by so much greenery with a country side feel yet a short 5 minute drive and we were in the city centre of Hamilton on the main street for dinner. Superbly close to the Hamilton Gardens. The location is fantastic and it's clear that Annie and her husband have poured a lot of heart into this place. I'm sure we'll be back again 😊

Only that we couldn't stay longer.

This was a rare find. The long, tree lined driveway invited us in. The manor lived up to the name and is well maintained, and is decorated in the style. The extensive garden was impressive and we enjoyed walking around and exploring it, and the bonus was feeding the alpacas! The hostess was very welcoming and informative. We would very happily go back and spend more time (this time it was a one night transit stop over). Our congratulations to the host and hostess for the work they have done, as it really is very impressive and this property has a lot of character.

Too little time! Our fault - we stopped off for one night on our way through to other places. I would love to see it when it when it is in full bloom.

Where do I begin? It felt like sleeping in a botanical garden—such a stunning and peaceful place! The alpacas were an absolute delight, especially for my 2-year-old daughter. We thoroughly enjoyed our breakfast chats with our wonderful host, who gave us excellent recommendations for local attractions. Every need we had was met with care and attention. Highly recommend this charming getaway!

This is a most unique place to stay. The house sits at the end of a private avenue of cherry trees and nestles in an idyllic garden setting. Such passion has gone into the surroundings to create a truly fairytale like setting. The hosts are incredibly friendly and nothing is too much for them to make you feel welcome. Highly recommended.

Could do with some firmer pillows on the bed but other than that perfect.

If you find yourself in Hamilton this is a great spot to stay. Close to the city and facilities which are only 5 minutes away, but it feels like your out in the countryside. Beautiful original Manor from the1930s, set in lovely extensive acreage gardens to wander around and you get to make friends with the alpacas. They are very friendly and gentle when eating out of your hand. Anne and Paul are great helpful hosts Anne even got up early to prepare us a really nice generous English breakfast as we had to leave before the usual breakfast time.

Imagine you are staying in a lovely cottage on the grounds of a duke's English manor, surrounded by a large English garden. Now, add a 100m-long entry driveway bordered by gorgeous cherry trees. Now add some alpacas wandering around the rear paddock. Congratulations, you are imagining of the English Cherry Tree Manor! We arrived after dark so did not get to see the lovely entrance driveway or gardens until the morning, but once we did... wow! The B&B itself was a lovely restored 1930s manor home decorated in (mostly) period furniture. The hostess (Anne) was a delight - friendly, helpful, and justifiably proud of her home and gardens. Overall, I highly recommend visitors in the area (e.g., visiting Waitomo or Hobbiton) stay here. You will not regret it.

No complaints, although if forced to find something to "not like" I suppose it would be the somewhat dated (period) bedding and electrical wiring.