Maruia Hot Springs

Maruia Hot Springs is surrounded by nature from all directions. It's a true wooded paradise. It is located in South Island New Zealand, at Lewis Pass.
This mountain retreat has a variety thermal pools as well as a full Japanese bathhouse. Lewis Pass National Reserve offers overnight accommodation in its eco-wellness park.
Maruia Hot Springs was awarded the 2018 World Luxury Spa Awards. It is an eco spa located in South Island of New Zealand. It is an Alpine retreat resort that offers all the amenities you would need to feel relaxed in a rural paradise.
Sauna and Bathe - Soak your feet in the many indoor and outdoor thermal springs located at the base mountains. The hot mineral water comes from the deep underground. In this Japanese-style bathhouse, there is also a rock sauna.
Maruia offers 20 hotel rooms that are perfect for relaxation. They all have access to the indoor or outdoor thermal pools, saunas, and steam rooms 24 hours a day. Get rid of televisions, radios, telephones and get out of modern life. Mobile connection is not always available, but WiFI is.
Camping - Spend your morning looking out into the Maruia forests. The riverside campgrounds can be found 2.5 hours away from Christchurch and 1 Hour from Hanmer Springs turnoff. Overnight campers receive 24 hour access and a night camping permit for a small fee.
Maruia Hot Springs has a great dining experience. The freshest food is often sourced locally. The casual cafe is open from 8am to 9pm every day. You can enjoy a more luxurious night out at the Restaurant. It opens daily at 6pm and serves breakfast each morning between 8am and 10am.
Exploring – The thermal pools are located in the middle of the Lewis Pass National Reserve, surrounded by forest and protected mountains. Summer brings new, beautiful powdery snow in winter, and summer heats up for those with short sleeves. There are many picturesque, yet hidden, hiking trails that you can lose your mind on. Many visitors make the most of the natural surroundings, hiking for hours to get the best out of their bodies and then taking a soak in the thermal springs.