Top Hotels Near Murphy Bay in Sagle from NZ$143

"Variety of quick options"

"Beautiful, spacious home ! Wonderful for our church women’s retreat!"

"Everything was great. Seems to be newly built, designed for multi-family short term rentals, and well stocked. Communication with property manager was easy. Would highly recommend."

"Great Location on a protected slough with boat access to the lake. It was a great place for us to stay while we fished the lake."

"We loved all the animals on the property, and our hosts were very attentive to any requests we had. "

"great!"

"Beautiful setting with well maintained home. Comfortable beds, well stocked kitchen, and large outside deck. 3 king bedrooms and 3 bathrooms on 3 levels. Laundry facilities."

"Our stay at this VRBO property was nothing short of exceptional! From the moment we booked, everything was seamless, professional, and exceeded all expectations. The home was immaculately clean, beautifully decorated, and incredibly comfortable—you can tell the hosts put a lot of care into creating a welcoming space.Every detail was thoughtfully considered—from the fully stocked kitchen and cozy linens to the local tips and touches that made us feel right at home. The property was even more beautiful in person than in the photos, and it had everything we needed (and more) for a relaxing, memorable stay.The host was outstanding—responsive, friendly, and genuinely invested in making sure we had a perfect experience. Whether it was answering questions quickly or offering helpful recommendations, they went above and beyond every step of the way.This was, hands down, one of the best VRBO stays we’ve ever had. If you’re considering booking this property, do it—you won’t be disappointed! We’re already looking forward to coming back. "

"This is a very nice house and with the exception of intermittently working master bathroom shower, the description is accurate. But two things you need to know that aren't disclosed: it's not quiet. Highway 95 is less than 100 ft away and has traffic 24/7. And there is a heavily used freight line not far away with trains blowing their horn at both of the nearby grade crossings, and they operate all night. The second thing is that the lake level drops 10-12 ft during the winter. I knew I wasn't going to be frolicking in the water in late March, but the drastic reduction in water level creates a weird view of high and dry docks and large muddy beaches that negates most of the beauty of being "lakeside.""