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Nugget Point Hotel
4.1/5111 Reviews
My rating of 'very good' takes into consideration the amount we paid to stay here. This was the cheapest of our 12 accommodations in NZ at under £100 equivalent. We actually felt an element of sadness as the hotel has clearly had a much grander past and is suffering now, either through lack of investment or changes in customer demand. We noticed that visitors to Queenstown are in the majority younger people looking for the thrill experiences, so perhaps a hotel on the outskirts of the town originally designed for the more discerning traveller is no longer what people are looking for. The Dining room for example is grandly furnished and has amazing views across the river - you can imagine a fine dining experience here being very popular , but now the restaurant is closed for evening meals and just opens for breakfast. Such a shame. We were advised by email that evening meals were no longer available so we were prepared for that and as there are other places close by it was not a problem for us. Our room was very spacious and had an equally spacious balcony. It was bigger than many other rooms we had in other accommodations. True, it was dated and tired but the bed was comfortable, clean and we slept well. Fresh milk was easily available at reception in a small glass bottle for in room beverages - I prefer that arrangement - the little plastic packets of milk are not environmentally friendly and fresh milk always tastes nicer. The walk/ hall way to the rooms from reception to the 1st floor was in a very poor state - this gives a very poor impression and badly needs redecorating. Breakfast was ok - not amazing, but for the money paid we felt it served its purpose well. The staff we saw were all very friendly and accommodating. There is no lift in the building and the gentleman on reception offered to take our cases up to our room as he could see they were quite heavy. It will be interesting to see what happens with this hotel over the coming years, we do wish the current team well as clearly things are not easy for them at the moment.
Scenic Suites Queenstown
4.4/5123 Reviews
Good location, comfy room with balcony with partial sea view. Had everything you needed but was a bit of a strange layout in the whole complex. To get to our room from reception we could get part of the way by a lift but then had to go outside twice to get to the right block. However, there was parking in the basement which had a direct lift up to the floor we were on. Like most places in Queenstown, there was a lot of building work going on & roadworks which made things a bit awkward but not impossible. Staff were friendly & helpful. There was a restaurant on site but we indulged in room service which was excellent.
The Carlin Boutique Hotel
4.6/534 Reviews
The Carlin Hotel is a stunning property. The views from the balconies are glorious. I really liked the location - just outside of town, so that it is convenient to everything but during the busy holiday season, it’s on a quiet street. It’s a steep walk back from town, but after all the eating we were doing, we didn’t mind. The rooms are beautiful, tastefully decorated. The staff is attentive and friendly (shout out to Patrick who went out of his way to make a stay special). The food at the restaurant is good - we had Christmas dinner at the hotel and it was really delicious. Breakfasts we tasty and plentiful. If you’ve looked at booking this hotel, you know that it is REALLY expensive. They bill themselves as a six star hotel, but at this price, I’d like even five stars to be perfection. Cons - the air conditioning is wonky. It kept shutting off in the middle of the night and we’d wake up and not be able to get it on again. Our family had the Vista and Panorama Suites and the adjoining king rooms had absolutely no windows - of course this is because of the layout of the hotel which is built into a hill - but not only was there no natural light, but it felt like a fire hazard since the only way out in case of emergency is through the door into the hall. One evening, when the restaurant where we had a reservation was out of food (this seems to be an issue during the holidays in NZ), we went back to the hotel before 8:30 p.m. and were told the only food we could order was from the overnight dining menu, when the hotel menu clearly states that the entire dinner menu is available until 9 p.m. - the food was still tasty, but the menu was extremely limited. Other than that, the stay was heavenly and I’d gladly come back and stay again.
The Alex Apartments
3.8/52 Reviews
It's very convenient over there.
Highview Apartments
4.3/552 Reviews
The room is very big, the children can sleep on the sofa, the parking space is downstairs, it takes about 10 minutes to get to the cruise ship dock. The location is very convenient. Most hotels in New Zealand are equipped with kitchens, which are convenient for dishes that suit your taste. . The front desk of the hotel will also tell you where there is a supermarket and buy Chinese food. It is very caring.
The Rees Hotel, Luxury Apartments & Lakeside Residences
4.5/559 Reviews
Whilst this is an hotel that is rated as a luxury hotel there are a few features which don’t justify that title. The rooms are well appointed and very comfortable, and most have beautiful views of the lake. However there are a few things that are irritating. Being offered a coffee on arrival and then realise you have to pay for it, having to ask for enough tea and coffee every day, and always having to ask for more milk. The room service menu is very limited and not available when it says. We had to order an early breakfast which came in a carrier bag, with no milk or yogurt. Eating muesli dry is not fun! Apparently they had run out of yoghurt? I am sure when these minor details are ironed out the Rees would be truly classed as a luxury hotel.

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Number of Hotels103
Number of Reviews5,333
Highest Price£1,738
Lowest Price£23
Average Price (Weekdays)£250
Average Price (Weekends)£256

Guide to Hotels with Gyms in Queenstown

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Frankton Airport is the primary airport in Queenstown. Besides flying, taking a train to Walter Peak is one of the other major methods of transportation.

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There are quite a few famous attractions in downtown Queenstown, such as SkiHireNZ, Queenstown i-SITE Visitor Information Centre, St Peter's Anglican Church. For short trips in Queenstown, Southern Alps, Doubtful Sound, Twizel are all good options. The most popular attractions for tourists in Queenstown are Wanaka, Lake Wanaka, Onsen Hot Pools. With a developed commercial area, visitors can head to Creative markets, Steamer Wharf, TravelPharm for a great shopping experience.

Average Temperature

• January to March: 17.8°C during the day, 11.8°C at night

• April to June: 9.3°C during the day, 4.5°C at night

• July to September: 7.71°C during the day, 2.79°C at night

• October to December: 14.58°C during the day, 8.99°C at night

Average seasonal Rainfall

• Spring: 56.13 cm

• Summer: 65.4 cm

• Autumn: 59.63 cm

• Winter: 68.43 cm

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