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RANGATAUA HILTON - Ohakune
$150-$350+
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RANGATAUA HILTON

Ohakune

#16924 - Ohakune - Bach or holiday home

Set in the peaceful suburb of Rangataua, our 5 bedroom cottage offers the perfect stay for those who are looking for a relaxing setting for their holiday. The flat landscape of Rangataua is the ideal environment for walking, riding bikes and horse riding. Our house... [More]

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  • 14people (max)
  • 6bedroom
  • 1bathroom
  • tickkids
  • crosspets
Harrods of Rangataua - Ohakune
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Harrods of Rangataua

Rangataua Ohakune

#6368 - Ohakune - Bach or holiday home

Harrods is HUGE and fun. Harrods has a table tennis table, pool table, darts, kids toys, stereo, organ & piano all in the large "Shop" sitting room. Also has a fantastic kent fireplace. Apres skiing fun is taken care of. Harrods was the general store... [More]

  • 17people (max)
  • 6bedroom
  • 2bathroom
  • tickkids
  • crosspets

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