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Adventure-focused tour desk, Self-contained family cabins
Stunning mountain backdrop, Container-based communal facilities
Panoramic Lake Wakatipu vantage point, Seasonal outdoor swimming pool
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Signature local lamb cuisine, Dedicated ski storage and valet
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Alpine-view tourist flats, Comprehensive ski-friendly amenities
Spectacular Lake Wakatipu vistas, Indoor and outdoor swimming pools
Remarkables mountain range views, On-site ski rental shop
Remarkables mountain range views, On-site parking facilities
Panoramic Lake Wakatipu views, Relaxing outdoor hot tub
Remarkables mountain views, Signature Wakatipu Grill dining
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Seamless ski slope access, Unobstructed Lake Wakatipu views
Alpine and airport views, Smart room technology
Lombardi Restaurant and Bar, Signature bath menu
Panoramic Remarkables mountain views, Kamana Soak outdoor tubs
Remarkables mountain range views, Secure heated ski storage
Lake Wakatipu and Remarkables views, Dedicated ski drying room
Lake Wakatipu and mountain views, Prime Lake Esplanade location
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Heated 25-meter indoor lap pool, Signature Wakatipu Grill dining
Scenic mountain and bay views, Seasonal outdoor swimming pool
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Private lakeside hot tubs, Architectural cabins and villas
Panoramic mountain and lake views, Dedicated ski drying room
Hillside location considerations, Peaks Restaurant and Bar
Lakeside and mountain views, Eclectic and artistic design
Scenic rooftop terrace, Premium in-room styling tools
Wellness spa and hot pool, On-site ski lockers and storage
Hillside Lake Wakatipu vistas, Two-hatted garden-to-table dining
Lakeside mountain-view sanctuary, Central Otago dining at threesixty
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Miss Lucy’s rooftop hangout, Innovative capsule pod accommodation
Panoramic Lake Wakatipu views, Adventure booking assistance
Hillary's Restaurant lake views, Alpine-style lakeside retreat
Dedicated winter sports support, Convenient airport bus access
Ski slope access, Private balcony or patio
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Relaxing sauna and steam room, Dedicated ski slopes access
Elevated Lake Wakatipu views, Coco Cabana wood-fired pizzas
The Observatory restaurant, Convenient ski field connections
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Picture this: You wake up to a stunning sunrise over gorgeous Lake Wakatipu and head to one of the nearby ski hills to make some fresh tracks. In the afternoon, a glass of crisp Pinot Noir is calling your name, and you set out to the Gibbston Valley to take your pick of over 75 wineries that are not only big on flavour, but big on staggering beauty – think rugged mountains and a spectacular river gorge. On your way back to your hotel, stop at the Kawarau Bridge to watch the bungee jumpers, or work up the courage for the ultimate adrenaline rush. End your day with a kayak on the lake and dinner by the water, and you’ll be wondering why it took you so long to visit Queenstown, one of New Zealand’s premier destinations.
It would be hard to visit New Zealand and not take part in at least one heart stopping outdoor sport. With so many options to choose from, Queenstown is definitely a contender for the adventure capital of the country. A good start on your blood pumping journey involves the water – white water to be exact. Both the Kawarau and Shotover Rivers have rapids for first time rafters and whitewater enthusiasts. The Kawarau River has the longest commercially rafted rapid at 400 metres, and the Shotover River is consistently the top whitewater rafting destination in New Zealand. Visitors looking for maximum thrills can even combine a jet boat ride with whitewater rafting on the Shotover River, sometimes even with the help of a helicopter.
For something truly unforgettable, skydiving is the way to go. This quintessential Queenstown experience is a popular way to do something out of the ordinary, and there’s no better place to do it than soaring 4,000 metres above The Remarkables mountain range and mesmerising Lake Wakatipu. Zip-lining will also give you the invigorating feeling of flying, just much closer to ground. As you zoom through the forest, you’ll be rewarded with awesome views of the surrounding landscape. When it’s time to unwind after a day of sweaty palms, Queenstown has you covered for some pampering. A top-rated choice are the Onsen Hot Pools at the base of the Coronet Peak Ski Field. Guests can spoil themselves with a private, cedar-enclosed room with endless views and therapeutic waters. Or head to one of the local hotels in search of a spa for a relaxing massage – you’ve earned it.
It wouldn’t be a proper visit to New Zealand without some sheep. And while you’re at it, you might as well add an encounter with a kiwi bird to your list of must-do New Zealand experiences. Luckily, Queenstown has both, and you won’t have far to go to reach Walter Peak High Country Farm for sheep aplenty in a lovely lakeside setting. Most tours take you to the farm on a historic steamship, and when you disembark, you’ll be met with sheepdogs, sheep shearing and access to other animals for feeding and petting, as well as a traditional afternoon tea and a tour through the gardens. At Kiwi Birdlife Park, you’ll be treated to a glimpse of New Zealand’s most iconic bird, in addition to a Forest Walk and interactions with a variety of native animals. For creatures of the aquatic variety, centrally located Queenstown Underwater Observatory is a family-friendly destination that is a tourist favourite. Diving ducks, enigmatic eels, and fish that you probably haven’t seen before are just a sampling of what you’ll see here.
Another attraction that can be accessed in the heart of town is Skyline Queenstown. You might want to reserve a whole day for this stop, because there is a long list of fun to be had. Your visit starts with a breathtaking ride on the gondola, and from there you can watch Maori performances, ride on the downhill luge track, and access the Ben Lomond Reserve for mountain bike and walking trails. Top it all off with a meal in the restaurant to watch the sunset, and you’ll be wishing you could do it all over again.
You could easily spend your whole holiday in Queenstown, but if you’re getting restless, there are several nearby day trips worth considering. Fans of The Lord of the Rings probably won’t be able to resist a trip to Glenorchy, about 45 km away. Journey deep into Middle Earth, passing winding rivers, glacier-capped mountains and enchanting forests. You’ll be delighted by the unique flora and fauna along the way, and will be able to see several locations where movie filming took place.
Arrowtown is another highlight on any New Zealand adventure, and is only 20 km from Queenstown. This charming former mining town was the site of several major gold discoveries, and visitors can learn about its fabled past while admiring the views of the nearby snowy peaks and scenic Arrow River. It’s a perfect blend of history and nature, and is well worth an excursion from Queenstown. When it’s time to leave, consider checking in to the Historic Stone House if you prefer to have a home away from home experience. Far from an impersonal hotel, this circa 1874 property has boutique apartments in the centre of Queenstown that will be a pleasure to return to.
April is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Queenstown, with typical prices around £63 per night based on 40 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Queenstown are usually highest during January, with typical prices around £210 per night.
Hotel prices in Queenstown usually range from £59 per night to £328 per night, with typical prices around £138 per night.
Hotel prices in Queenstown are typically lowest in April at around £63 per night, rising to around £210 per night in January.
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In Queenstown, you might want to check out Pinewood Queenstown, Mountain Creek Vacation, Mercure Queenstown Resort, Novotel Queenstown Lakeside. These hotels come highly recommended by many travellers.
For a taste of luxury in Queenstown, you might want to explore Rendezvous Heritage Hotel Queenstown, Swiss-Belsuites Pounamu Queenstown, Hotel St Moritz Queenstown - MGallery Collection, Peppers Beacon Queenstown. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Queenstown with your family, you could look at Pinewood Queenstown, Mountain Creek Vacation, Mercure Queenstown Resort, Novotel Queenstown Lakeside. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Travelling with pets? The hotels Pinewood Queenstown, Mountain Creek Vacation, Wakatipu View Apartments, Spinnaker Bay Apartments could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Queenstown, check out Mercure Queenstown Resort, Rendezvous Heritage Hotel Queenstown, Sudima Queenstown Five Mile, Hotel St Moritz Queenstown - MGallery Collection – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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