Gisborne Peak Winery
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We arrived on a cold winter night....everything was freezing cold inside...heater took hours to warm up the cabin, muddy undrinkable water, untidy outside not swept....sticky dirty floors...no staff on site...mixed up Access codes....stained sheets....
Amazing ambience. Awesome solidarity with all convenience one would look for a romantic getaway . Absolutely a hidden gem in the wilderness where heaven meets earth portraying paradise . Would recommend anytime stay for anyone looking for life full of fulfilment. Not forgetting to mention the professional customer service and apt spot on communication . Keep the ball rolling Gisborne Peak Team
My parents were gifted a wekend away here so I booked too luckly I did because my parents are old school. There was no check in instruction sent too the emails we arrived around 5ish, had too ring for which rooms whos? Our room was warm heater was on, Parents was freezing 🥶 the heat was not working he said it take 10 minutes warm up No then found out it was the wrong room so moved them too another, so my dad just waited in mine till there's warmed up, they had no internet q code, luckly ours did, expired yougart in fridge, bacon and bread and eggs beautiful. The cabins not too bad property untidy the roads too cabins broken branches on road needs alot of Care too the property looks abandoned we had booked for 2 night we stayed 1 night left next day.
Gisborne Peak (Winery) Is not a Winery no Wine is produced on the premises The grapes are sent to Hanging Rock Winery and the wine is bottled there. This so called Winery is in a residential area and infringes on the people that live in the area It has been closed for nearly a year. With renovations and building done without council approval. It is an eye sore with the nets from last season's crop laying on the ground between the vines. The place should be closed permanently.
Don’t waste your time driving here. Despite no mention of it on their website or Facebook page, the winery is closed.
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Last updated on 29 September 2026