Mount Ruapehu Accommodation - Sleep in a Yurt!

Want to stay somewhere cool? Heavenly Spa Views Yurt is a Mount Ruapehu accommodation in Ohakune. This relaxing retreat includes luxurious, comfortable furnishings and top-range amenities like Samsung, Miele, Smeg, and Nespresso. You’ll feel at home in the yurt in no time.

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Mount Ruapehu Accommodation - Sleep in a Yurt!

Best for: Wooden Yurt Holiday Home, Spa Pool, Fireplace, Pet-friendly, Near Restaurants, Up to 6 Guests, Tūroa Village, $$$

Sit back and relax in this 130m2 serene contemporary space with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a deck.

An open-plan lounge and dining are at the heart of this roundhouse. Along with a fully equipped kitchen, a dining island, and a cosy fireplace.

After a day on the slopes relax in the sanctuary of the warm spa pool on the round deck, while you enjoy the country scenes.

Bedroom 1 – one Double Bed
Bedroom 2 – one Double Bed
Bedroom 3 – one Double Bed

Guest Review

The Yurt was well presented , clean and modern. It was cosy with excellent heating options. Great location on the edge of Ohakune village so close to shops but also had good privacy too.

Good to Know at this Mount Ruapehu Accomodation

All linens are provided
Fireplace
Air conditioning and heating
Free parking
Internet and TV
Washer and Dryer

Stay in a Yurt!

You’ll be awed by the views of snow-capped Mount Ruapehu from Heavenly Spa Views Yurt.

You’re near the snow action at Tūroa, and the hiking and mountain bike trails in the Tongariro National Park.

When you find time to slow down this modern chalet is a warm and relaxing retreat.

Although the location feels remote you’re within walking distance of the shops, shuttles, tour booking centres, and the restaurants and cafes in Ohakune.

Heavenly Spa Views Yurt is a highly rated Mount Ruapehu accommodation option.

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Mount Ruapehu FAQ:

What’s the best time to visit Mount Ruapehu?

Ruapehu is a year-round destination! Winter (June-August) offers world-class skiing and snowboarding.

Summer (December-February) is perfect for hiking, mountain biking, and exploring the Tongariro National Park. Spring and Autumn offer shoulder seasons with pleasant weather and fewer crowds.

How do I get to Mount Ruapehu?

The closest major airport is in Taupo. From there, you can rent a car, take a shuttle service, or join a tour to reach the National Park and surrounding villages.

Do I need a National Park Pass?

Yes, a Department of Conservation (DOC) National Park Pass is required to visit Tongariro National Park, which encompasses Mount Ruapehu. Passes can be purchased online or at visitor centers.

What are the must-do activities on Ruapehu?

In winter, skiing and snowboarding are the main attractions at Whakapapa and Turoa ski areas.

Summer offers hiking adventures like the Tongariro Alpine Crossing, scenic gondola rides, mountain biking trails, and exploring volcanic craters.

Are there options for less strenuous activities?

Absolutely! Scenic gondola rides at Whakapapa and Turoa offer stunning views without the exertion.

Relaxing soaks in natural hot springs are also available in the area. Guided tours are a great way to learn about the volcanic history and Maori cultural significance of the region.

What’s the weather like on Mount Ruapehu?

Ruapehu’s weather is unpredictable and changes rapidly. Summers are generally mild, while winters can be cold and snowy.

Be prepared for changeable conditions year-round and pack layers of clothing, including waterproof gear. Always check the latest weather forecast before heading out.

Tips

Book your accommodation in advance!

Ruapehu is a popular destination, especially during peak seasons (winter and summer). Book your stay well ahead of time to secure your preferred option.

Check the road conditions before driving.

Mountain roads can be affected by snow and ice. Always check the latest conditions from the NZ Transport Agency (NZTA) before heading out.

Be prepared for the outdoors.

Pack appropriate clothing and footwear for the expected weather conditions. Sun protection, insect repellent, and a hat are also recommended year-round.

Respect the environment.

Leave no trace by packing out all your rubbish and following designated walking tracks. Be mindful of wildlife and avoid disturbing their habitat.

By planning ahead and following these tips, you’re sure to have an unforgettable adventure on majestic Mount Ruapehu!