The Cabin, Ohakune

Recently updated decor, enjoy this cozy chalet with nature as your backyard. The deck leads onto a large private grassed reserve and has stunning, unobstructed mountain views. Inside, you’ll find charming spaces ideal for relaxing, or exploring the dramatic scenery of this alpine region. You’re a five-minute walk from Ohakune’s infamous carrot, playground and bike park as well as Ohakune town centre. Filled with restaurants, cafes & galleries, Ohakune is a great place to explore. The space The Turoa mountain access road is less than ten minutes drive away so if you’re here for the snow, you can be on the mountain enjoying your first run in no time! For summer or walking stays, shuttles are available that will pick you up and drop off to the Tongariro Crossing and drop you back at the end of the day. Inside, the spacious mezzanine bedroom is set up to sleep five with one double bed, one single and a set of single bunk beds, making it perfect for families or small groups. Downstairs, a sofa bed can sleep a further two guests. However, this is a cosy space so we don’t recommend more than five people staying at any one time. A portacot and mattress is also available in the mezzanine bedroom if required. One tv and DVD player downstairs and one tv and DVD player upstairs. There is a collection of DVDs for adults and children and some books. Feel free to take a book with you, but please replace it with another one. While we love hosting families, please be aware that this home may not be suitable for young children due to the stairs and mezzanine bedroom. Downstairs, the kitchen includes an oven, fridge, microwave, coffee plunger, and all the essentials including basics such as oil, tea, coffee, salt and pepper etc. The large bathroom is designed to include drying racks. Out the back is a small, covered area which is great for those wet boots, bikes and snow gear. There is a designated parking space marked where guests must park during busy times. —- Please note the following information about healthcare in Ohakune from St John Ambulance: The pharmacy and GP in Ohakune are not open on the weekends, and there is no accident or medical service nearby. We recommend that you bring a first aid kit, your own medications and some basic items like paracetamol and plasters. In an emergency, call 111 for an ambulance. If it is not an emergency (or you are not sure), call Healthline. Guest access Allocated car park, reserve. Other things to note Coffee, tea, Milo and cooking essentials are there for you, and there’s an oven, cooktop, microwave, fridge and plenty of storage.