- We stayed for 4 nights and there were 4 of us (2 couples), you can park your car next to the chalet, that was very handy :)
- Well located and easy late check-in process. When it comes to the check out you need to go to the office and return your key there and to go and dispose the rubbish in another place as well. The place where we took the rubbish was a bit chaotic, there were too many people doing the same at once and it took us around 30 minutes to finish there and go to give the keys back - keep that in mind if you are travelling in a busy period, so you can make the time for it :)
- We brought with us our linen and towels as it is not included, keep in mind that if you want to travel light they provide linen and towels for extra $25 per double bed and $20 per single bed.
- Great fully equipped kitchen and little fridge. Remember to take with you some basics for cooking as salt, pepper and oil, since those are not complimentary in the chalet.
- Depending on how long you are staying and how many people as well, bring toilet paper. We brought toilet paper on our way to Ohakune, there were four of us and we were staying 4 nights. One roll per toilet is provided for the entire time, our cottage had one toilet.
- Very nice and cozy chalet, not cold at all :) - we loved enjoying the beautiful sunshine light in the mornings in the living/dinning area when having breakfast.
- The entire day before checkout the hot water system didn’t work. The communication with the person in charge that day was smooth, they responded very quickly and came by to see what the problem was. It was Easter Sunday so that was tricky of course, but they provided the option to move to another cottage in a different location -which we thought it was a nice gesture but inconvenient to move everything as we had plans that day. They also gave us the key of another cottage (5 minutes driving from ours) so we could go there and take a shower. It was a nice gesture, they showed good predisposition to try to fix the situation :)