Superior Room

Superior

From 350 per night

The two superior rooms at The Lord Clyde offer space and light with great outlooks from their large sash windows. The interior are fresh and modern with stylish touches to make you feel at home at our charming Clyde accommodation.

The Pyke Room

A man of many talents, Vincent Pyke was the first Warden and Resident Magistrate of the Otago goldfields. He was the first chairman of the county surrounding Clyde as well as its first member of Parliament. Pyke was intelligent and erudite and an ardent lover of Central Otago.

Warm and cosy in winter, cool in summer (thanks to its southerly aspect), this room at our charming Clyde accommodation provides plenty of comfort for busy travellers.

King bed - quality cotton linen - feather eiderdown - radiator central heating - ceiling fan - ensuite with underfloor heating. Includes a freshly baked hot breakfast.

The Feraud Room

A French settler who arrived in Clyde with the goldrush, Jean Desire Feraud was a pioneer of irrigation and winemaking in Central Otago. He was elected Clyde’s first mayor. His winery ‘Monte Christo’ became famous when he won awards in both the Sydney and Melbourne International Exhibitions in the 1880s.

Feraud knew The Lord Clyde as The Port Philip Hotel. We think he would approve of its recent refurbishment and the elegant room now named after him at our charming Clyde accommodation.

King bed - quality cotton linen - feather eiderdown - radiator central heating - ceiling fan - ensuite with underfloor heating. Includes a freshly baked hot breakfast.