Search Chalets in Mount Aspiring National Park

"Comfortable beds and a private bathroom in the en-suite rooms made for a nice stay"

"Super amazing host, Lucy was so thoughtful and easy to communicate with!! House was warm, clean, love the character. Highlights: Stainless bench, really well equipped kitchen with cast iron frying pan, bath, comfy couches, Fireplace, even Wifi which i forgot to even use!!! Thank you so much"

"Charming spot with a lot of love in the details for this place. Would definitely stay again."

"Very comfortable experience. Nice small group and a great commentary throughout the trip. Food was excellent as well. "

"An incredible retreat that is off the beaten path. A quiet and peaceful location with excellent staff and service. "

"Comfortable size room, good variety hot breakfast worth value when purchased with room rate vs paying onsite."

"Fantastic, cosy and atmospheric place in an amazing location. We loved absolutely everything about our stay here. Such a gem and the spa bath was incredible. Go in after dark, don't use the jet streams (so there will be no noise) and enjoy the stars and the sounds of the Ruru, the frogs and other creatures of the night. "

"Exceptional staff, beautiful gardens , plenty of parking, great food , fire and beers on tap. "

"The property is brand new and well maintained, with a little of smell of fresh house. The view is truly impressive— we were even able to see a rainbow from the window, which was a lovely surprise. However, the Wi-Fi connection was quite slow during our stay, which may be inconvenient for guests who need stable internet access. In addition, I would strongly recommend booking dinner in advance or bringing sufficient food supplies. When we arrived at 1:30, the restaurant was already fully booked, and we were only able to have some snacks instead of a proper meal. Unfortunately, the children had to wait until the next morning to have a full breakfast. Overall, it is a beautiful place with great scenery, but guests should plan ahead regarding meals and internet needs. "