Stirling point at the southernmost end of New Zealand's South Island. This hotel is on the edge of this promontory, so the scenery is first-rate, looking at the sea view and imagining the Antarctic. The hotel is on a small hillside, the car is parked in the parking lot below, and you can climb some hillsides a little. The restaurant is bright and spacious, the sea view is invincible, the dishes are not much, and the price is not expensive. When we went, it was not the Braf oyster season, so half a dozen oysters tasted average, the seafood soup was very delicious, and the ingredients were very rich.