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Holiday Inn Express & Suites Queenstown

Cnr Stanley and Sydney Street, Queenstown, 9300 New Zealand

Check-In:    3:00 PM

Check-Out:    11:00 AM

Minimum Check-In Age:    18

Email:    [email protected]

Contact Front Desk:    64-3-2227177

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The brand-new Holiday Inn Express and Suites Queenstown is located in the prime position on the corner of Stanley and Sydney streets in Queenstown, providing close proximity to the city centre shopping, entertainment and outdoor activities. The location also provides easy access to popular ski destinations of Coronet Peak, Remarkables, Cardrona & Treble Cone, and is the gateway city to the UNESCO World Heritage site of Milford Sound. The 227-room, 4 Star hotel features a selection of well-designed hotel room types and suites to cater for all types of travellers, whether that be for work or play. Holiday Inn Express & Suites Queenstown is the smart choice for savvy business and leisure travellers, delivering more where it matters most. The hotel also features a fitness room, sauna, two flexible meeting rooms, self-serve laundry, onsite parking and a free business centre, in addition to well-appointed rooms complete with a power shower, black-out blinds, high-quality bedding with a choice of pillows, uncapped Wi-Fi and a free Express Start breakfast option.

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Stay smart with free Express breakfast , high speed uncapped WIFI, power showers, mini fridge, tea and coffee making facilities and in room safe. Sleep soundly in comfy beds with choice of soft or firm pillows. Stay connected with our conveniently placed USB points and a 49inch TV

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Experience Queenstown

45 minutes from town is beautiful Glenorchy. Set against a background of native beech forest and towering mountain ranges, it is home to filming locations from The Lord of the Rings. Visit historic and picturesque Arrowtown, established during the gold rush of the 1860s and still a vibrant town today with shopping, cafes, restaurants, walking and cycling trails and international golf courses.

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EXPRESS Start™ Breakfast

It’s fresh, it’s hot, and it’s free. Dig into our free Express Start Breakfast full of your favorites to help kick start your day.

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EXPRESS ESSENTIALS

We’re big on the little things. Like Wi-Fi, coffee and tea, and all the in-room conveniences that make you feel right at home, even when you’re away.

EXPRESS RECHARGE

Power up while you power down. Bedside outlets, a plush duvet, your pick of pillows, and a quiet place to settle in means you’ll get some solid shut-eye.

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Holiday Inn Queenstown Frankton Road

Holiday Inn Queenstown Frankton Road, overlooking the beautiful Lake Wakatipu and The Remarkables, focuses on making guests feel welcome and part of the family. Our team of experienced local and international staff pride themselves on delivering a high level of service to ensure that each guest is truly looked after during the entirety of their stay.

HOLIDAY INN QUEENSTOWN FRANKTON ROAD

Lakeview Double Room

Family Room

Standard Twin Room

Lakeview Twin Room

Standard Queen Room

Lakeview King Room

Lakeview Double King Room

Hotel Facilities

Holiday Inn Queenstown has a range of hotel facilities to keep you entertained during your stay.

Inhouse Restaurant

For a meal that’s as brilliant as the view of Lake Wakatipu, Lake View Dining Restaurant hits the spot.

Fitness Center

The hotel offers 24*7 access to the fitness center so Get active and have fun.

Holiday inn Queenstown offers $20 parking for cars, and $25 for tour buses & coaches.

Meeting Room

Our state of the art meeting room overlooks the beautiful Lake Wakatipu and can accommodate up to 40 delegates.

Hotel offers premium Lake View rooms feature stunning views over Lake Wakatipu and The Remarkables.

Spa & Sauna

Complimentary entry to spa and sauna ensures maximize your recreation time during your stay

Bicycles For Hire

Embark on the full or half-day self-guided bike tour as the hotel offers bicycles for hire at very reasonable charges.

Guest Laundry

Guests can use the hotel’s laundromat, which offers a washing machine and dryer. Best for long stay guests

Things to do

Skyline gondola.

Mountain Biking

Bungy, Swing, Jump

Jet Boating

Other Facilities

Savor Culinary Excellence Amidst Breathtaking Views at Our Restaurant

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Indulge in Tranquility: Unwind at our Luxurious Spa & Sauna Haven

Unleash Your Potential at Our Premier Gym

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Reward yourself for your stays with IHG Rewards Club. For each night you stay, you’ll earn points that you can redeem for free reward nights or a range of things of your choice including accommodation, flights and charity donations.

It’s the 10-day festival loved by locals and tourists alike and it’s back and bigger than ever in 2022. The Arrowtown Autumn Festival has it all, from art exhibitions to music concerts and vintage car shows.

Best way to welcome the ski season than with fireworks, street parties, music, comedy, and a whole heap of fun.

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Great service and lovely room. Amazing views. Nice clean and tidy room. Comfortable bed. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The staffs were always motivated to help us. The food was excellent.

We stayed at Lake View room and the view was breathtaking, mountain & Wakatipu lake at front. Great good and direct sunlight at the restaurant. We had a good experience and enjoyed our stay.

A great way to start our visit in Queenstown. We asked the staff for a good view of the lake and Barb made it happen. The breakfast buffet was generous and delicious. It was very close to the airport.

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• Excellent 91
• Very Good 24
• Terrible 12
• All languages ( 148 )
• English ( 146 )
• Italian ( 1 )
• Dutch ( 1 )

" Be young, physically flexible, pack light, and only stay for 1 or 2 days. "

" Parking is limited at the hotel but there was enough street parking with 5 min walking - may be worth phoning ahead to book a space. "

" Contact Holiday Inn or IHG direct. Management is powerless here. "

" Stay elsewhere "

" Don't need to book a car You can walk to the city "

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• Excellent 91
• Very Good 24
• Terrible 12
• All languages ( 148 )
• English ( 146 )
• Italian ( 1 )
• Dutch ( 1 )

" Be young, physically flexible, pack light, and only stay for 1 or 2 days. "

" Parking is limited at the hotel but there was enough street parking with 5 min walking - may be worth phoning ahead to book a space. "

" Contact Holiday Inn or IHG direct. Management is powerless here. "

" Stay elsewhere "

" Don't need to book a car You can walk to the city "

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Holiday Inn Queenstown Remarkables Park

28 Red Oaks Drive, Frankton, 9371 Queenstown, New Zealand – Great location - show map

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The breakfast buffet was pretty great. The food was hot and fresh.

The location was convenient with 15-20 min walk to the Airport.

Appreciated the proximity to the airport as we arrived later in the evening. We had a beautiful view of the mountains from our room.

The room was clean and in good condition. The breakfast offering was excellent and the restaurant never disappointed.

The room was excellent all the credits goes to housekeeping team for maintaining perfect clean and tidy.

Great airport hotel away from hustle and bustle Great location for Air milford, shops, eateries and highway to get to Queentown and Arrowtown which is a must see.

Very good evening meal in the restaurant. Although there was a mixup with the order, it was promptly rectified.

Location is close to the airport and public transport. For travellers not like noise in the town (especially Saturday night), this place may be a good choice. WiFi is good and free. Breakfast is good and with many choices.

Breakfast is good, lot of choices, bed is comfortable

The people were lovely, the room was new and clean and the bed was comfortable.

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• Mountain view
• Air conditioning
• Private bathroom
• 24-hour front desk
• Key card access
• Daily housekeeping
• Non-smoking rooms
• Safety deposit box

Located in Queenstown, 2.9 km from Queenstown Event Centre, Holiday Inn Queenstown Remarkables Park provides accommodation with a fitness centre, private parking, a shared lounge and a restaurant. This 4-star hotel offers room service, a 24-hour front desk and free WiFi. Guests can have a drink at the bar. Guest rooms at the hotel come with air conditioning, a seating area, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, a safety deposit box and a private bathroom with a shower, free toiletries and a hairdryer. Each room is equipped with a coffee machine, while some rooms are equipped with a balcony and others also offer mountain views. At Holiday Inn Queenstown Remarkables Park all rooms come with bed linen and towels. A buffet breakfast is available daily at the accommodation. Skyline Gondola and Luge is 9.2 km from Holiday Inn Queenstown Remarkables Park, while The Remarkables is 17 km away. The nearest airport is Queenstown Airport, a few steps from the hotel.

Couples particularly like the location — they rated it 8.5 for a two-person trip.

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• Private parking
• Family rooms
• Fitness centre
• Room service
• Tea/coffee maker in all rooms
• Good breakfast

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Top location: Highly rated by recent guests (8.6)

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Restaurants 1 restaurant on site.

• Cuisine International • European
• Open for Breakfast • Dinner
• Ambiance Family friendly • Modern
• Dietary options Vegetarian • Vegan • Gluten-free • Dairy-free

Facilities of Holiday Inn Queenstown Remarkables Park Great facilities! Review score, 8.9

• Toilet paper
• Towels/sheets (extra fee)
• Free toiletries
• Wardrobe or closet
• Alarm clock
• Coffee machine
• Electric kettle
• Refrigerator
• Socket near the bed
• Clothes rack
• Happy hour Additional charge
• Seating Area
• Streaming service (like Netflix)
• Flat-screen TV
• Satellite channels
• Coffee house on site
• Wine/champagne Additional charge
• Special diet menus (on request)
• Breakfast in the room
• Tea/Coffee maker
• Parking garage
• Accessible parking
• Invoice provided
• Concierge service
• Luggage storage
• Express check-in/check-out
• Board games/puzzles
• Dry cleaning Additional charge
• Fax/photocopying Additional charge
• Meeting/banquet facilities Additional charge
• Fire extinguishers
• CCTV outside property
• CCTV in common areas
• Smoke alarms
• Security alarm
• Carbon monoxide detector
• Grocery deliveries Additional charge
• Shared lounge/TV area
• Designated smoking area
• Non-smoking throughout
• Wake-up service
• Soundproof rooms
• Ironing facilities
• Wake up service/Alarm clock
• Upper floors accessible by elevator

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Until 11:00

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Child policies

Children of any age are welcome.

Children 18 years and above will be charged as adults at this property.

To see correct prices and occupancy information, please add the number of children in your group and their ages to your search.

Cot and extra bed policies

Prices for cots and extra beds are not included in the total price, and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.

The number of extra beds and cots allowed is dependent on the option you choose. Please check your selected option for more information.

All cots and extra beds are subject to availability.

Age restriction

The minimum age for check-in is 18

Pets are not allowed.

Accepted payment methods

Cash is not accepted Holiday Inn Queenstown Remarkables Park accepts these cards and reserves the right to temporarily hold an amount prior to arrival.

The fine print Need-to-know information for guests at this property

Credit card payments incur a merchant service fees of 3% for American Express/JCB/Diners Club cards and 1.5% for other cards (and all advance purchase rates), in addition to the total amount payable. No surcharge on New Zealand Eftpos card.

FAQs about Holiday Inn Queenstown Remarkables Park

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Guests staying at Holiday Inn Queenstown Remarkables Park can enjoy a highly-rated breakfast during their stay (guest review score: 7.9).

Does Holiday Inn Queenstown Remarkables Park have a restaurant on site?

• Giants Restaurant

How far is Holiday Inn Queenstown Remarkables Park from the centre of Queenstown?

Holiday Inn Queenstown Remarkables Park is 3.7 miles from the centre of Queenstown. All distances are measured in straight lines. Actual travel distances may vary.

What are the check-in and check-out times at Holiday Inn Queenstown Remarkables Park?

Check-in at Holiday Inn Queenstown Remarkables Park is from 15:00, and check-out is until 11:00.

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Holiday Inn Queenstown Remarkables Park

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• Excellent 19
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• All languages ( 37 )
• English ( 36 )
• French ( 1 )

" Just avoid…. "

" Request a room on the high school side of the building, away from the construction. "

" Parking is an issue..views are obstructed atm "

" Nothing of note "

" Book parking ahead ! "

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• Chinese (Sim.) ( 111 )
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" Completely avoid this hotel. Go for Crowne plaza, Novotel, Rydges "

" Front desk will Give you coins for laundry and charge your room. "

" Certain rooms have specific views, so if that's what you're after ring direct and discuss to get the most of what you're paying. "

" If you must stay here, add the cost of parking your car per night $20, cars are not parked outside your room. "

" On site parking but at a premium. Room 459 very small. Good size bathroom. "

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Queenstown Hotel & Travel Guide

A lakeside resort in the mountains of New Zealand's South Island, Queenstown is a popular destination for adventure tourism. With the chance to pursue such activities as bungee jumping and jet boat rides, Queenstown packages are especially appealing for adrenaline-seekers, but this scenic gem also appeals to anyone searching for downtime amid spectacular surroundings.

Out and About in Queenstown

Early June marks the start of the snow season, when hotels in Queenstown are full of skiers and snowboarders who come for the four local ski areas. Warmer seasons are time for more sedate activities, such as riding the century-old, coal-fired steamer, TSS Earnslaw, across Lake Wakatipu. The mountains have many hiking and biking trails, and golfers can choose from six courses within a short drive of Queenstown hotels. What the town is best-known for, though, is its huge range of high-adrenaline activities, from abseiling to zip-lining. Soar over a valley on the world's biggest swing, see the majestic mountains from above on a paragliding trip, or try the homegrown sport of river surfing – navigating rapids and whirlpools as you ride face-first on a custom board.

Eating and Drinking

Wine enthusiasts should visit some of the 200-plus vineyards in the region around Queenstown, which is known especially for its pinot noirs. Take a guided wine tour, choose a few select tasting rooms to visit, or simply order local wines that are served in almost all Queenstown restaurants, cafes, and bars. Local produce, sourced largely from nearby farms, is likewise showcased on the menus of Queenstown restaurants. Look for South Island salmon, wild mushrooms, local cheeses, and honey featured in freshly prepared dishes. Lakeside bistros are plentiful among Queenstown's fancier dining establishments, but you'll also find international fare from Mexican to Malaysian, plus steakhouses, pub, and fast food.

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Absolutely! Many of the IHG hotels in Queenstown offer family-friendly amenities such as connecting rooms and kids' menus. Check with the individual hotel for more information about their family-friendly offerings.

Are there any pet-friendly hotels in Queenstown?

Yes, many IHG hotels in Queenstown are pet-friendly and welcome furry friends! Some hotels offer pet amenities, including pet beds and treats as well as information about pet relief areas. Select hotels may charge additional fees per pet staying at the hotel.  For more information on hotel specific pet policies,. visit the amenities page on the hotel's website.

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Many of the IHG hotels in Queenstown offer complimentary breakfast. Check the hotel's website to find out more details as they may vary by brand and locations.

What amenities can I expect from my stay at an IHG Hotel in Queenstown?

IHG Hotels offer a variety of amenities such as free Wi-Fi, fitness centers, business centers, restaurants/bars, swimming pools, and much more! Check the hotel's amenities page on their website for more information on the specific amenities offered.

Do I need to pay for parking at my hotel in Queenstown?

Many IHG hotels offer complimentary self parking, however, parking costs may vary by hotel and location. Some hotels may include parking as part of their stay package, while others may charge an additional daily fee. Check the hotel's amenities page on their website for more information on their parking policies.

Does IHG offer discounted rates on its hotels in Queenstown?

Yes! You can find discounted rates on select IHG hotels in Queenstown by visiting the hotel website's offers page. Additionally, many of the hotels offer special packages and promotions throughout the year. Learn more about IHG's Best Price Guarantee .

How can I earn rewards are IHG hotels?

IHG One Rewards Loyalty Program is designed to make it easier for guests to earn and redeem points. There are 5 tiers of member benefits, starting with Club Member, Sliver Elite, Gold Elite, Platinum Elite and the highest tier being  Diamond Elite . You can earn Diamond Elite status by staying 70 qualified nights or earning 120,000 qualified points in a calendar year. Learn more about IHG® One Rewards Loyalty Program

Is there a minimum age requirement to check into a hotel in Queenstown?

Yes, most hotels have a minimum age requirement of 18 years old to check-in without an adult present. However, some hotels may allow guests under the age of 18 to check-in if they are accompanied by an adult over the age of 21. Check the hotel's website or contact the hotel directly for more information on their specific age requirements.

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Queenstown is revered for its stunning scenery, snowcapped mountains, and thrilling adventures that draw visitors from around the world. The town a must on any New Zealand itinerary — and for good reason. It’s extremely safe, easy to navigate, and there are great accommodation options at various price points.

It's also the nation’s most popular ski destination and a gateway to pristine terrain, including Cardrona , Coronet Peak , and The Remarkables — each open seasonally from June through October.  But Queenstown is equally magnificent during the summer months, when it’s warm enough to swim in Lake Wakatipu and wander around the beautiful Queenstown Gardens .

As Destination Queenstown’s chief executive Mat Woods points out, "Spring and summer are the perfect time to explore it all." He adds, "[Visitors can] choose from multiday hikes or short walks , explore over 130 kilometers of Queenstown trails on two wheels, play at one of eight spectacular golf courses, or wine and dine around Queenstown’s award-winning wineries and breweries."

That’s another major highlight: the flourishing (and scenic) local wine industry, with vineyards nestled into dramatic landscapes like an alpine version of Tuscany. Six subregions account for wine production in the Central Otago region, but most people gravitate toward Amisfield in Lake Hayes for leisurely alfresco lunches and its signature pinot noir. And if you’re into the après-ski scene or seeking a lively restaurant, the dining in central Queenstown is world-class. 

There's something for everyone in this supremely beautiful playground, and ahead, we've outlined the best ways to experience it.

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• Queenstown is New Zealand's adventure capital, where bungee jumping was born and a variety of thrill-seeking activities can be found.
• Some of the country's most impressive luxury hotels are located in Queenstown, including The Carlin, which offers airport transfers via Bentley, Porsche, or Maserati.
• Oenophiles can explore a range of rustic yet sophisticated wineries that boast award-winning pinot noirs.
• Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy skiing, hiking, cycling trails, and boating amid spectacularly scenic landscapes.
• The food scene is excellent, from Michelin-star dining to delicious casual spots serving burgers and pies.

Matakauri is one of New Zealand’s most spectacular luxury lodges, so it’s no surprise it was recently added to Rosewood’s star-studded portfolio. The intimate, 13-room lakeside retreat is located 10 minutes from the main city center, allowing guests to immerse themselves in unparalleled peace and quiet and enjoy otherworldly views of The Remarkables.

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Eichardt’s private hotel.

Eichardt’s has long been the grande dame of Queenstown, located in a prime position in the city center, right on Lake Wakatipu. The building itself is a historic masterpiece that could be mistaken for a former castle, but interiors exemplify modern opulence, with cozy fireplaces, plush furnishings, and sprawling marble bathrooms with heated flooring — lovely in the snowy winter months.

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QT Queenstown

QT made its New Zealand debut with this Queenstown location, blending its playful brand of luxury with panoramic views of Lake Wakatipu and The Remarkables. Rooms include millennial-friendly amenities such as Dyson Airwraps, cocktail-making stations, Chromecast, Kevin Murphy bath products, and contemporary decor with neon accents — photogenic backdrops for the inevitable big nights that follow.

The Carlin has redefined luxury hospitality in the South Pacific. Owner Kevin Carlin set out to create a "beyond five-star hotel experience of luxury, fine dining, health, and wellness," and that next-level vision is evident before guests even arrive, with access to a private jet and airport transfers via Bentley, Porsche, or Maserati. Inside, the ultra-luxe theme continues, and on weekends, Carlin, who is an esteemed concert pianist, plays at the hotel’s fine-dining restaurant, Oro .

Blanket Bay

Although it’s a 40-minute drive from central Queenstown, Blanket Bay is one of the country’s most impressive luxury lodges and a destination in and of itself where people can truly disconnect. The rustic retreat is situated in Glenorchy, on the edge of Lake Wakatipu, with knockout views of the Humboldt Mountains and an excellent restaurant. Rooms are available in the main lodge, along with stand-alone chalets and sprawling villas for those seeking more privacy (ideal for multigenerational groups). 

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Book a helicopter tour.

"Taking a helicopter ride to the west coast and into the Fiordland, with panoramic views of the glaciers and rain forest, is absolutely magical," explains Hoss Vetry, vice president of operations for APAC at Rosewood. And Over The Top is hands-down the best local provider, hosting tours from a state-of-the-art Eurocopter, which features a glass front that allows for maximum views. Passengers will experience postcard-worthy locations that are usually inaccessible: sky-high peaks in the Southern Alps, rustic beaches, and the main highlight, flying over the Milford Sound — one of New Zealand’s most famous natural wonders.

Get an adrenaline rush on the Shotover Jet.

Carving through the Shotover River in a speedboat has long been one of Queenstown’s most popular adventure activities. It’s an adrenaline rush from the moment you step on and strap in, zipping through narrow gorges and canyons at 50 mph, making 360-degree spins along the way. While this is one of the more famous things to do in Queenstown, there are many similar adventures worth trying.

Embark on one of New Zealand’s Great Walks.

If you’re into hiking, three of New Zealand’s Great Walks are accessible from Queenstown — Routeburn Track, Kepler Track, and Milford Track. Not only are these multiday expeditions excellent exercise, they’re also a great way to see the country’s natural beauty up close. Bookings are required and can be made via the Department of Conservation . 

Hit the ski fields.

Queenstown is the most popular ski destination in the country (along with Wanaka, located a 50-minute drive away), and in the winter season, which runs from June through October, skiers and snowboarders flood in to hit the slopes. Whether you consider yourself a beginner or advanced, there are several locations that are suitable for varying levels of ability; check out Cardrona , Treble Cone , Coronet Peak , or The Remarkables . Or, if you prefer heli-skiing, Southern Lakes Heliski is a great local provider with access to 800 runs across seven mountain ranges.

Go wine tasting.

Whether you like group tours or prefer to explore at your own pace, it’s worth allocating a day to exploring Queenstown’s world-class wineries. One of the best providers is Queenstown Wine Trail (which offers group and private tours), but if you’re doing it on your own, the ones to prioritize are Amisfield , Kinross , Gibbston Valley , and Rippon in Wanaka (the site of many destination weddings). 

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Queenstown’s retail scene has been elevated with the redevelopment of O’Connells in the city center, which contains a two-level DFS department store with internationally renowned brands such as Kenzo, Tom Ford, Stella McCartney, La Mer, Chloe, and Gucci Beauty, along with an array of local designers. It also has an excellent food court on the lower level called Eatspace , featuring street food-style vendors and a variety of international cuisines. 

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This multibrand boutique has a well-curated collection of women’s designer fashion, shoes, and accessories. Here, you’ll find everything from Frame denim to Ulla Johnson dresses to Veja walking shoes. It also has a selection from some of New Zealand’s most famous designers, including footwear darling, Kathryn Wilson, plus Karen Walker, Kate Sylvester, Karen Walker, and Zambesi. 

Remarkable Sweet Shop

A treat for children and adults alike, the Remarkable Sweet Shop is a haven for candy and some of the best homemade fudge you’ll ever try. It's particularly famous for its crème brulée fudge, as well as its distinctly Kiwi flavors, like rocky road and white chocolate raspberry ripple — the perfect gift to bring back home.

Louis Vuitton

Louis Vuitton’s Queenstown boutique is a prime example of design that complements the environment, appearing like an alpine gallery with a floating fireplace and its signature handbags displayed like art. It has a destination-appropriate collection of bags, accessories, and leather goods, should you feel like a splurge, and is conveniently located right below Eichardt’s ultra-luxe penthouse on Marine Parade.

Seletti Concept Store

Seletti is a chic concept store with a selection of contemporary European fashion brands, including Isabel Marant, Anine Bing, and Ganni, plus some of the most stylish furniture and entertaining goods around. There are locations in both Queenstown and Arrowtown. 

Bardeaux has been the place for cocktails since I was a student studying nearby in the early 2000s. It’s a cozy, elegant bar with a huge fireplace, comfortable seating, and everything from local wines to expertly mixed cocktails and whiskeys. The music is always great, as is the crowd.

Barmuda has a similar vibe to Bardeaux and is located conveniently nearby on Searle Lane, just a one-minute walk away. Here, you’ll find everything from local wine and beer to cocktails that can be enjoyed indoor or in the courtyard, should the weather permit. And if you’re visiting later in the evening, DJs usually play well into the night. 

Eichardt’s Bar

In addition to offering world-class cocktails, Eichardt’s Bar has an excellent tapas menu, which, in my opinion, is some of the best food in Queenstown. The setting is cozy and intimate, with plush seating and a crackling fireplace. Order the Treacle Cherry Smoke for a bit of drama. 

Botswana Butchery

With a warm ambience and decadent menu, Botswana Butchery is a popular restaurant that's worth booking in advance. It’s located just across from Eichardt’s on Marine Parade, and it’s a great place to experience traditional New Zealand cuisine. Here, you’ll find a variety of seafood and meat dishes, including delicious clam chowder, oysters, lamb, and crispy duck. 

If you’re looking for fine dining, Rata is an excellent option, launched by one of New Zealand’s most famous Michelin-star chefs, Josh Emett. A la carte options are available, but the tasting menu — which includes locally sourced specialties like crayfish croustade, wagyu sirloin, and blue cod — is recommended.

For something casual you can take away, opt for Fergburger . It has been an institution for more than 20 years, serving some of the most delicious burgers with fresh, local ingredients. The menu is extensive and includes classic beef burgers alongside chicken, vegetarian, pork, fish, and even venison options. It’s so popular, you’ll need to time your visit to avoid getting stuck in an hour-long line. 

Jervois Steak House

This renowned Auckland restaurant recently opened within the confines of the glossy Sofitel Queenstown, serving its signature steaks along with a variety of seafood options and a six-course degustation menu. The wine and cocktails are also top-notch.

Madam Woo is a lively restaurant with delicious Malaysian-meets-Asian-fusion cuisine and aromatic cocktails. Some of the best dishes include the beef rendang , prawn dumplings, and the nasi lemak (a Malaysian specialty). It’s centrally located and always has a vibrant atmosphere.

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"Queenstown is a year-round destination, so there's always something exciting happening," explains Vetry. "November to March tends to be the busiest for international travelers, while April to May is a great time to visit for calm weather, fewer crowds, and the famous fall Arrowtown leaves. Our springtime — September to October — is another beautiful time of year, when the air is crisp and there's still snow on the mountains. For ski lovers, July through September offer the best conditions. We tend to have mild winters, so you can ski in the morning and play a round of golf or enjoy a winery lunch in the afternoon."

In June, the area celebrates Matariki, the Maori new year and the newest public holiday. Vetry adds, "Travelers visiting during this time can join the Winter Lights Festival and see the Matariki constellation rise over the mountains near dawn for a genuinely uplifting cultural experience. Additionally, in June, the light festival Luma will thrill travelers of all ages."

The best way to get there is to fly into Queenstown Airport , and Air New Zealand has multiple flights from various domestic cities each day (there are also direct routes from Sydney across the ditch in Australia, on Qantas, Virgin Australia, and Jetstar). Most travelers take a flight from Auckland, which takes just under two hours. Once you reach the airport, there are taxis and car rental companies, or if you’re staying at one of the hotels listed, transfers are available. But if you’re embarking on a bigger South Island road trip , it’s easily accessible by car and has some gorgeous views, whether you’re coming from Dunedin or further afield.

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This historic gold mining town is something out of a storybook, with a strip lined with quaint boutiques, eateries, and art galleries. It’s only a 20-minute drive from central Queenstown, making for a lovely day trip. "Travelers who like to hike should explore the walking trails from Arrowtown Village up into the beautiful hills," advises Vetry. "Upon completing the hike, you can grab a cocktail, craft beer, or local wine at The Blue Door in Arrowtown, a location that's the dictionary definition of a hidden gem."

"Glenorchy is an outdoor enthusiast’s paradise. Walkers, photographers, and adventurers have all found themselves captivated by this amazing wilderness and a quieter way of life," explains Gabriella Diaz, Imperium Collection's operations manager. Another lovely way to explore it is by TSS Earnslaw , a historic boat that does multiple tours a day. "It’s a fantastic afternoon at any age,” Diaz adds. “Their barbecue dinner at Walter Peak, alongside a visit to their farm, takes you back to the historical farming lifestyle and offers an appreciation of the hardworking team who helped New Zealand farming become a thriving industry.”

"For those who like biking, a cycle ride through Gibbston Valley wine region is the perfect way to [taste] the area’s world-class wines," says Vetry. In addition to wineries, it’s also home to the historic Kawarau Gorge Suspension Bridge, the site of the world’s first commercial bungee jump. If you’re looking for an exhilarating activity, book a bungee or swing , or for something slightly less daunting, a zip-lining ride is an equally fun option. 

"The beauty of Queenstown is that once you've arrived, you don’t need independent transport as most of the activity operators provide transfers as part of their experiences," advises Woods. Diaz agrees, adding, "You don't need a car to stay within Queenstown itself — everything is within walking distance, and there are transport options are plenty." Those options include the following:

Rental Cars: There are several car rental companies conveniently located at Queenstown Airport, so you can rent a vehicle on arrival. Sixt is our go-to, with the best customer service and car options, but there are other companies, too, including Avis, Europcar, and Hertz.

Bus: Buses are clean and reliable and offer connections near and far. They are a popular option for commuters coming into Queenstown each day. The timetables are viewable here .

Ferries: Ferries are available, but they're more geared toward locals in the broader region who are commuting in to work in central Queenstown — more residential areas rather than attractions. The timetables can be viewed here .

Taxis: Queenstown Taxis offers an easy way to get around. The company is available 24/7 and has the largest fleet of cars in Queenstown, but it can be quite expensive.

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If there’s any destination that you’ve heard of in New Zealand , it’s most likely Queenstown . It’s one of the main tourist centres of the country, presenting everything you could possibly want to do in New Zealand, along with the landscapes you are probably dreaming of; snowcapped peaks, large lakes, overlapping valleys, winding turquoise rivers… There are photo opportunities around every corner.

The lakeside South Island town is renowned for its adventure activities, from skiing in winter to white water rafting in summer to bungy jumping all year round. However, there are a few underrated experiences encompassing relaxation, food and scenery that are sure to intrigue. We’ll go through a range of experiences for different traveller types, as well as accommodation and food recommendations, in this complete travel guide to Queenstown.

Frequently Asked Questions About Queenstown

We’re not going to mess around with this travel guide to Queenstown. Let’s get straight to the most common questions travellers ask about visiting Queenstown.

Where is Queenstown Located?

Queenstown is located in the second-most southern region of the South Island of New Zealand, Central Otago .

What is the Weather Like in Queenstown?

The daily average temperature is 10.1 °C ( 50.2 ° F), while the yearly average rainfall is 858 mm ( 33.8 in). Find out more about the weather, seasons and climate in What is the Weather Like in Queenstown?

What is the Best Month to Visit Queenstown?

Queenstown has a multitude of experiences available year-round. The ski season runs from July to September , while the warmest weather can be experienced between November and March . Find out more in The Best Time to Visit Queenstown .

How Do You Get to Queenstown?

Queenstown has an airport with an international and domestic terminal, with regular flights from Auckland and Christchurch. Car rental is available from the airport – see The Best Car Rental Companies in Queenstown . Queenstown is also well-connected to the rest of the South Island by road, being on the main bus route, which you can find more information about in our guide to the Bus Networks in New Zealand .

How Many Days Should I Spend in Queenstown?

The minimum amount of time to spend in Queenstown is two days, however, there is enough here to spend five days to one week!

Is 3 Days in Queenstown Enough?

Yes, three days is enough time to enjoy the highlights of Queenstown.

Do I Need a Car in Queenstown?

In short, no. Most experiences and tours in Queenstown either offer pick-up from local accommodations or the Station Building (Shotover Street) in town, while many other attractions are reachable on foot from town. There is also a public bus service and taxis, which you can learn more about in our guide, Public Transport in Queenstown .

How Expensive is Queenstown?

Queenstown is one of the most expensive destinations in New Zealand. Budgets can range from NZ$1,700 for a solo 7-day trip to NZ$8,000 for a family of four. Your budget also depends on what type of accommodation you stay in and how many (and what) paid activities you do. Plan your budget by using NZ Travel Budget: How Much Does a Trip to New Zealand Cost?

Why is Queenstown NZ so Expensive?

Erm, have you met humans? Queenstown is so expensive because it is primarily a tourist resort town, which implies that visitors have more income to spend than, for instance, a town with no tourism industry and a low socio-economic population.

What is Queenstown Best Known for?

Queenstown is best known for being the “Adventure Capital of New Zealand” due to its large offering of adventure tourism experiences.

Why is Queenstown So Famous?

Queenstown is so famous because of its large tourism offering. In other words, there is something for everyone. This makes the town a much more accessible destination for a wide audience that, therefore, can further recommend Queenstown.

Does Queenstown Get Snow?

It only tends to snow on the mountains surrounding Queenstown in winter ( June to August ) and rarely in the town itself.

What to Do in Queenstown

The question is: what is there not to do?! Queenstown has just about every experience reasonably expected in an alpine lake town and then some, from relaxation at the hot pools and vineyards to adrenaline at the bungy jumps and jet boat rides. Winter brings the ski season while summer brings exciting rafting and canyoning trips.

The Top Experiences in Queenstown

What are the must-dos? Here are some of the Queenstown highlights:

• Take the leap with a bungy jump
• Do a giant swing through a canyon with Shotover Canyon Swing or the Nevis Swing
• Experience one of the  5 Best Jet Boat Tours in Queenstown
• Ski at The Remarkables , following our advice in  The Ultimate Guide to the Queenstown Ski Season
• Hike  Ben Lomond
• Soak in the scenery and hot pools of the Onsen Hot Pools Retreat & Day Spa
• Take a day trip to Arrowtown or one of The Best Day Trips from Queenstown …

… And the list continues over in our 45 Best Things to Do in Queenstown . Alternatively, do something a little different by following the advice in our  10 Non-Touristy Things to Do in Queenstown .

Rainy Day Activities

Don’t let a rainy day spoil the fun! Make sure you have a few wet weather backups at the ready, such as:

• Have a virtual reality experience at Thrillzone (more info on  Klook and  Viator )
• Take a trip to Milford Sound – it’s arguably better in the rain!
• Take a tour of the Queenstown wine region (on  Viator and Klook ) .

If you need more ideas, head to the  20 Things to Do in Queenstown on a Rainy Day .

Things to Do at Night

And the fun doesn’t stop after dark! Keep your evening exciting in Queenstown with experiences such as:

• Go an evening cruise and farm tour to Walter Peak
• Do some stargazing – tours are available at the Skyline Gondola
• Test your nerve at Fear Factory .

Of course, we have more options for you over in the   10 Things to Do in Queenstown at Night .

Where to Stay in Queenstown

Other than the accommodations we recommend on the righthand side of this complete travel guide to Queenstown, we have compiled entire lists of places to stay based on price, what’s best for families or a couples’ getaway, as well as premium stays. What’s more, each list is compiled by real writers; not some algorithm!

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… And for a compilation of all of the best stays, check out our guide, Places to Stay in Queenstown: 50 Best Accommodations .

Where to Eat in Queenstown

Be sure to take some time to discover Queenstown’s food scene. The town is home to talented artisans, brewers, winemakers and more, showcasing their creations to the public with foodie tours. Get hands-on food-related experiences, as well as dine at some of the best restaurants on the South Island. Check out all of our tips for foodies in The Food Guide to Queenstown: Places to Eat & Food Tours .

The Best Restaurants in Queenstown

• The Bunker  (14 Cow Lane)
• Amisfield Winery & Bistro  (10 Arrowtown-Lake Hayes Road, Frankton)
• Rata  (43 Ballarat Street)
• Erik’s Fish & Chips  (13 Earl Street)
• Fergbaker  (40 Shotover Street)
• Devil Burger  (5/11 Church Street)
• Balls and Bangles  (62 Shotover Street)
• Bespoke Kitchen  (9 Isle Street)
• Blue Kanu  (16 Church Street)
• Stratosphere Restaurant  (Top of the Skyline Gondola, end of Brecon Street).

Again, more details on these eats can be found in The Food Guide to Queenstown: Places to Eat & Food Tours .

Foodie Experiences and Food Tours

• Tour the Gibbston Valley wineries by bike
• Do a craft brewery and microbrewery tour (more info on Viator b and  Klook )
• Cruise and indulge in a Central Otago barbecue at Walter Peak (on  Viator  and  Klook )
• Spin your own honey at Buzzstop Bee and Honey Centre
• Browse the Remarkables Market on a Saturday.

For more information on each activity, plus a few extras, check out 15 Best Foodie Experiences in Queenstown .

Queenstown for Budget Travellers

Let’s not beat around the bush. Queenstown is one of the most expensive towns you’re likely to visit in New Zealand. Not only can accommodation prices be at a premium, especially in summer and during the ski season when things book up quickly, but the main activities here, like bungy jumping, skydiving, jet boating, rafting, canyoning, etc., aren’t exactly known for being cheap. However, there are other ways to keep the costs down, between the free or cheap activities, cheap eats and alternative affordable accommodation available, best booked in advance if you’re travelling in the busier seasons. Check out Queenstown – Guide for Backpackers and The Guide to Queenstown on a Budget for more tips.

Things to Do on a Budget

• Hike up Queenstown Hill
• Play disc golf in the Queenstown Gardens
• Relax at Queenstown Beach
• Eat a famous oversized burger at Fergburger or Devil Burger
• Discover the hidden gem of Moke Lake .

For more information on each activity and more ideas, check out 30 Free & Cheap Things to Do in Queenstown .

Cheap Accommodation

Among the more expensive hotel offerings in Queenstown, the town holds a substantial collection of backpacker hostels, motels, budget hotels and holiday parks. Check them out in our 15 Best Budget Accommodations in Queenstown , as well as 15 Best Backpacker Hostels in Queenstown .

Queenstown for Luxury Travellers

Queenstown is undoubtedly one of New Zealand’s most premium destinations. It’s home to some of the most sumptuous hotels, fine dining restaurants and countless experiences for the luxury traveller. From outdoor adventures on New Zealand’s only 27-hole golf course or private ski field to relaxation in soothing hot tubs or among the vines with a glass of wine in hand, there is a wealth of deluxe experiences to suit any occasion. Let us guide you through it all in The Luxury Guide to Queenstown .

Luxury Experiences

• Fly to the spectacular Milford Sound
• Take a private 4WD excursion to Skippers Canyon
• Play golf at Queenstown’s prestigious courses
• Escape the crowds with heli-skiing or at Queenstown’s private ski field
• Explore the Great Walks with an expert guide on a guided hike .

For more information on each experience, check out the 10 Best Luxury Experiences in Queenstown .

Luxury Accommodation

From upmarket hotels situated with a prime position on the shores of Lake Wakatipu to luxury private apartments, Queenstown certainly has a lot of options when it comes to luxury stays. Take a look at some of our top recommendations in the 20 Best Luxury Accommodations in Queenstown .

Queenstown for Families

While Queenstown might be famous for its extreme activities, that doesn’t mean that there’s nothing suitable for the little ones. There are a few excellent family-friendly experiences, from a range of jet boat tours to ziplining courses to the hilarious go-karting fun of The Luge . Check out other recommendations for families in The Guide to Queenstown for Families , which also includes advice on family accommodation.

Family Tours and Activities

• Get the adrenaline pumping on an exciting jet boat ride
• Zip through the trees on a zipline tour (more info on  Viator ,  Klook  and  KKday )
• Learn about New Zealand’s birds at  Kiwi Park
• Watch the sheep being worked on the Walter Peak farm tour (on  Viator and  Klook )
• Race each in downhill go-karts at The Luge .

For more information on each activity, as well as a few more ideas, head to the 20 Things to Do in Queenstown with Kids !

Family-Friendly Accommodation

The most abundant form of accommodation in Queenstown for families is the hotels, but if your budget prefers motels or holiday parks, be sure to book early for the limited family rooms. See some of our top picks for kid-friendly accommodation in the 15 Best Family Accommodations in Queenstown .

Queenstown for Couples

Queenstown has something for everyone, including couples on a romantic getaway or a honeymoon. From lavish hotel rooms to private helicopter picnic experiences, there’s definitely the opportunity to “wow” your loved one. Alternatively, keep things more grounded with scenic walks and a few crazy adrenaline experiences to enjoy together at the same time. Learn more in The Honeymoon & Romantic Getaway Guide to Queenstown .

Romantic Things to Do

• Fly to a private picnic destination via helicopter
• Go on a romantic cruise around Lake Wakatipu (on  Viator and  Klook )
• Walk hand-in-hand through the gorgeous Queenstown Gardens
• Take a leap of faith in a tandem Shotover Canyon Swing or Nevis Swing
• Enjoy an intimate flight to Milford Sound .

Find out more about each activity and much more in our list of the 20 Romantic Things to Do in Queenstown .

Couples’ Accommodation

From lucrative hotel rooms to humble yet well-appointed hostel rooms for couples, there’s a huge range of choices for couples travelling to Queenstown. If you’re looking for something extra special, perhaps for a honeymoon or anniversary, take a look at the 15 Most Romantic Accommodations in Queenstown .

Queenstown Accommodation

• Queenstown Park Boutique Hotel
• Hidden Lodge Queenstown
• Absoloot Hostel QT
• Adventure Q2
• Adventure Queenstown
• Heritage Queenstown
• Novotel Queenstown Lakeside
• The Waterfront
• The Whistler Holiday Apartments
• Holiday Inn Queenstown
• Hilton Queenstown Resort & Spa
• The Rees Hotel
• Marina Apartments – Element Escapes
• Nugget Point
• DoubleTree by Hilton Queenstown
• Rydges Queenstown
• Heartland Hotel
• Copthorne Hotel
• Pinewood Lodge
• Villa Del Lago
• Peppers Beacon
• Swiss-Belsuites Pounamu
• Mercure Queenstown Resort
• Hotel St Moritz
• Millennium Hotel
• Garden Court Suites & Apartments
• Amity Serviced Apartments
• Hippo Lodge
• Flaming Kiwi Backpackers
• Black Sheep Backpackers
• Tahuna Pod Hostel

Discover our top picks in The 50 Best Accommodations in Queenstown .

More About Queenstown

That’s it for our complete travel guide to Queenstown but is by no means the end of our Queenstown advice! Check out the following articles for more trip-planning tips:

• 10 Queenstown Travel Tips for First-Timers
• 10 Epic Adventure Activities in Queenstown

The Best Time to Visit Queenstown

• 15 Best Walks in Queenstown
• 10 Best Milford Sound Tours from Queenstown
• 10 Best Wineries in Queenstown
• 5 Best Queenstown Helicopter Tours
• The Lord of the Rings Locations in Queenstown
• 5 Best Bars in Queenstown

What’s after Queenstown? Plan the rest of your trip around the South Island using the  South Island in Two Weeks: Road Trip Itinerary or  South Island in One Week: Road Trip Itinerary .

The information in this guide has been compiled from our extensive research, travel and experiences across New Zealand and the South Pacific, accumulated over more than a decade of numerous visits to each destination. Additional sources for this guide include the following:

• Tourism New Zealand (General travel advice - Updated [2024])
• Department of Conservation (Tracks, hikes, campsites and more - Updated [2024])
• AdventureSmart (Know before you go - Update [2024])
• Tiaki Promise (Care for people place and culture - Updated [2024])
• NZ Māori Tourism (Official Māori Tourism platform - Updated [2024])
• Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency (Road and transport tips - Updated [2024])
• DriveSafe (Road safety - Updated [2024])
• Council websites and freedom camping maps (Local travel advice region by region - Updated [2024])
• Safe Travel (NZ travel advisories - Updated [2024])
• Tourism Export Council New Zealand (Tourism trade association - Updated [2024])
• TIA (Independent tourism association - Updated [2024])
• Queenstown New Zealand (Regional tourism website)
• Queenstown Lakes District Council (Local council website)
• Otago Regional Council (Local council website)

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10 Most Affordable Hotels In Queenstown, New Zealand

Whether skiing, bungee jumping, playing golf, or a family getaway, Queenstown is the ultimate spot for an adrenaline-packed day.

Queenstown is nestled in the dramatic Southern Alps, making it New Zealand’s favorite outdoor playground. Whether skiing, bungee jumping, playing golf, or a family getaway, Queenstown is the ultimate spot for an adrenaline-packed day.

Queenstown is one of the most toured towns in New Zealand, making it pricey when it comes to accommodation. Nevertheless, this beautiful town doesn’t have to be an expensive destination, as affordable hotels are easier to come by than most backpackers would imagine. Here are 10 hotels to stay in Queenstown on a budget.

10 Holiday Inn Remarkables Park

For visitors looking for the ultimate luxury experience on a budget, Holiday Inn Remarkables Park is the place to be. The hotel is Holiday Inn’s newest flagship, opened recently in 2021. The rooms range from simple studios to deluxe suites, all featuring a big bed with crisp linens, a bathroom, and a kitchen. Its heart lies in the cozy and decorated lobby, which boasts ample space for relaxation. In addition, a restaurant and a bar are available for guests who feel like snacking.

• Location: Frankton
• Price per night: From $83

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9 Reavers Lodge

Reavers Lodge is located 15 minutes away from Queenstown International Airport. It’s a backpacker’s favorite choice due to its proximity to ski resorts such as Coronet Peak and Cardrona. Features include a mini-kitchen with coffee-making facilities, a queen-size bed, and an en suite bathroom with a bathtub. After the free breakfast, guests in Reavers Lodge are guaranteed to have fun in the games room, offering games like table tennis and billiards.

• Location: Hamilton Road
• Price per night: From $60

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For visitors looking for the ultimate luxury experience on a budget, then Sherwood is the place to be. Due to its prime location, the hotel provides serene views of The Remarkables Mountains and Lake Wakatipu. From the outside, guests are greeted by a classic 80s design. The inside is even more fascinating, featuring aesthetically decorated rooms with queen-sized beds and a restaurant serving tantalizing dishes.

• Location: Frankton Road
• Price per night: From $89

7 Melbourne Lodge

Thanks to a calm and laidback neighborhood, Melbourne Lodge offers accommodation ideal for solo travelers or couples. The Bed and Breakfast Hotel is located near The Remarkable Ski Area and Coronet Peak Ski Resort, a bonus for adventure lovers. A communal lounge with friendly staff is the highlight of this hotel. Guests who like a buzzy nightlife can explore the nearby bars, restaurants, and late-night shopping areas.

• Location: Central Queenstown
• Price per night: From $65

6 Nomads Queenstown Backpackers

For travelers who want to be surrounded by all the action in Queenstown, Nomads Queenstown Backpackers is an excellent option. Guests love this property, thanks to the feel-at-home atmosphere and complimentary tea and coffee offered. The rooms come in several varieties, from small dorm rooms to family suites with modern kitchens, ski storage, and a bathroom. Other features include a movie theater and an incredible sauna.

• Location: Church Street, South Island
• Price per night: From $53

5 JUCY Snooze Queenstown

JUCY Snooze Queenstown boasts futuristic vibes that can’t be matched elsewhere in Queenstown. Offering comfort and privacy in its pod-style design, it is every backpacker’s paradise. The hotel includes double and Quad innovative pod rooms, equipped with a smart TV and free Wi-Fi. On a lazy afternoon, guests can chill at the rooftop bar with stunning views of The Remarkables mountain ranges.

• Location: 47 Camp Street
• Price per night: From $45

4 Caples Court

Caples Court is a demonstration of a luxurious experience without having to break the bank. Squeaky clean rooms, a private lounge, and a patio are the major strongholds of this stylish 4-star hotel. Adventure lovers can check in at the free activities booking desk, where they can make reservations for water rafting trips and bungee jumping sessions.

• Location: 20 Stanley Street
• Price per night: From $113

3 Sir Cedrics Tahuna Pod

Sir Cedrics Tahuna Pod is every traveler’s dream come true, with its splendid location near attractions like Lake Wakatipu, Sky Queenstown Casino, and Queenstown Art Center. The hotel houses a spacious barbeque area with a balcony, and private rooms include single and double pods. What’s more, the car park and Wi-Fi are available for free.

• Location: 11 Henry Street
• Price per night: From $46

2 Aspen Lodge Backpackers

Aspen Lodge Backpackers offers cozy accommodation in a tranquil environment, making it the ultimate place to crash after a full day’s activity or a night out. The lodge is located minutes away from Skyline Queenstown, supermarkets, nightclubs, and restaurants with sumptuous meals. Aspen Lodge features 50 rooms with an ironing board, a shared kitchen, and a separate bathroom. Backpackers in Queenstown love it here.

• Location: 11 Gorge Road
• Price per night: From $67

1 Ora Retreat

Nestled on hilly terrain with an eerie forest , Ora retreat’s units include spacious rooms with breathtaking views of Lake Wakatipu. The property is a good spot for visitors looking to have a peaceful nature retreat, with yoga sessions available daily in this urban sanctuary. Ora retreat’s highlights include a shared lobby with a fireplace, a movie section, and board games for guests wanting to socialize. In addition, guests can engage their taste buds with a continental breakfast served by the friendly staff.

• Location: Fern Hill
• Price per night: From $81

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