I’m Rebecca, originally from Hawkes Bay. My career began here in Queenstown, studying at QRC and working my way up the hospitality ladder. In 2020 we saw a massive shift with the pandemic, prompting me to take the leap into starting my own business. Tāhuna Hideaway was created on the back of a strange time in our world, and I haven’t looked back since. Born from true hospitality and rooted in self-experience, we’ve learned what real clients deserve. Approachability, accountability and, most importantly, honesty. We’re in this together. That means every property, investment, guest, and opportunity that comes our way is treated as one of our own. Maintaining superior standards is only the beginning. We share ongoing knowledge of the market with our owners and regular financial reporting, providing security and care for your property. In addition, we offer a range of professional services to suit your requirements, such as short-term accommodation & long-term rentals within the Queenstown area. Before starting the business, I envisioned infusing Aotearoa’s true Kiwi culture into the beautiful homes and incredible location that Queenstown has on offer, and that is exactly what we have done! We supply our guests with locally sourced and eco-friendly supplies, toiletries and added goodies; this way, they can experience that ‘Taste of New Zealand’. We also recognise the importance of incorporating the native language and culture of Te Reo Māori into our business, hence the name ‘Tāhuna’. Tāhuna is the flat land where Queenstown now stands, on the shore of Whakatipu Waimāori (Lake Wakatipu). Tāhuna is a geographical term used to describe a shallow sandbank or sandy shore. Through this, we pay our respects to the land and those who were here before us. We’ll do the mahi. You get the treats! We are here to make our guests’ holiday experience an easy one. Let us help you hideaway from your responsibilities; think of us like your holiday personal assistant.

180-degree outlook of the lake and mountains is an ever-changing panorama