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Hotel Powderhorn Chateau (Ruapehu, New Zealand)Newest Review: ... hey, this is New Zealand and the locals don't do things by halves, particularly their famous love of adventure sports. As well as skiers, this is also a good place for hiking. The Tongariro crossing is one of the North Island's most celebrated trails and has the added advantage that it is only one day long. The area is in the middle of nowhere though, so if you leave the main road, you ... more |
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The Powderhorn Chateau is a luxury hotel located on the outskirts of a small skiing town called Ohakune, about half a day's drive north of Wellington. If you are driving through the area, I strongly recommend it as a place to stay. We came here in April 2009, which is Autumn in New Zealand and not ski season. ===The price=== Surprisingly enough for a luxury hotel, the price is affordable by UK standards (even given the current terrible exchange rates), because New Zealand is generally a lot cheaper. Prices are currently around NZD$200 (about £90) per room per night in the summer and NZD$230 (about £100) in the winter. If you can't afford this for your ... Read the complete review
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