2 Resort and Suites in Queenstown
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Queenstown, with its breathtaking landscapes at every turn and natural landmarks like Lake Wakatipu and The Remarkables Mountain Range, is an enchanting destination for your next holiday. Thrill-seekers flock here year-round to experience adventure sports, from bungee jumping and water sports to skiing and snowboarding. Minor Hotels provides a selection of hotels in Queenstown for an unforgettable vacation.
2 Hotels & Resorts
Oaks Queenstown Club Suites
171/179 Frankton Rd, Queenstown, New Zealand 171/179 Frankton Rd, Queenstown, New ZealandOaks Queenstown Shores Resort
327/343 Frankton Rd, Queenstown, New Zealand 327/343 Frankton Rd, Queenstown, New ZealandWhat is Queenstown best known for?
Known to be the adventure capital of New Zealand, Queenstown offers a jaw-dropping look at its striking landscape with an array of thrilling activities on land, water, and in the air. Famously known for popularising commercial jet boating and bungee jumping, picturesque Queenstown is the go-to city for exhilarating outdoor adventures.
What are the best places to visit in Queenstown?
Queenstown is home to some of the most breathtaking natural scenery in the world. One must-visit destination is the beautiful Lake Wakatipu, New Zealand’s longest lake. If you’re looking for sweeping panoramic views of both the town and its surrounding landscapes, take a scenic gondola ride with Skyline Queenstown.
Arrowtown, a charming, historic gold mining town just a short distance from Queenstown with well-preserved 19th-century architecture. Another not-to-be-missed highlight.
What are the best things to do in Queenstown?
Queenstown is buzzing with fun activities. Whether you're seeking adrenaline-filled adventure sports, soaking up the scenic beauty of Lake Wakatipu, or hiking the nearby Remarkables, there's something here for everyone.
Be sure to visit local wineries in nearby Gibbston and Lake Hayes and local markets like the Remarkables Market to sample New Zealand’s freshest produce. Finish each day by unwinding at one of Minor Hotels’ resorts and hotels, well-located in Queenstown for your convenience.
What will the weather in Queenstown be like during my visit?
The weather in Queenstown is ideal for outdoor activities like hiking, biking, and going on trails for most of the year. Come in Spring for blooming flowers and lush valleys or in Autumn for vivid red, orange, yellow, and green landscapes.
Winter sports enthusiasts can make the most of the snow season in Queenstown’s world-renowned ski fields from June to August while those who enjoy outdoor adventure will enjoy the long and sunny summer days.
Don’t forget to bring a jacket and waterproof clothing for chilly nights and sudden rain showers.
What are the traditional foods in Queenstown?
New Zealand is known for its fresh local produce, ranging from lamb and wild venison to fresh fruits and vegetables which you can sample at the many restaurants in Queenstown. Pop into one of the trendy cafes in town before you start your day of adventure.
A visit to Queenstown is incomplete without a visit to Fergburger, a famous joint serving imaginative burgers with a vast selection of protein options. The must-try is ‘The Fergburger’, a beef burger that bears its namesake however their lamb, venison, chicken, fish, and vegetarian options are equally delicious.
How to get to Queenstown?
Queenstown Airport (ZQN) is the gateway to New Zealand’s South Island, servicing international flights and flights from major New Zealand cities. If you want to get to your hotel in Queenstown town centre, it’s approximately 10 minutes by taxi or rental car and 21 minutes by shuttle. The local bus service is also an option, providing access throughout Queenstown and surrounding areas.
How to get around Queenstown?
Exploring Queenstown is straightforward, with many convenient options available. You can use a Bee Card to access the local bus service, which provides efficient public transport throughout the town and nearby areas. Taxis and ride-sharing services offer a hassle-free way to take in the sights. Alternatively, rent a car to enjoy the flexibility of exploring picturesque Queenstown and its surroundings at your leisure.
What areas of Queenstown should you stay in?
Queenstown is a bustling town with some great areas to stay in. Stick to the Queenstown town centre for proximity to shops and bustling eateries, however visitors should be aware that parking may be tricky to find in the heart of the town during peak season. Being a relatively compact town, the outskirts of Queenstown offer easy access to the town centre and top tourist spots plus spectacular Lake Wakatipu views without the traffic.
If you’re after a more relaxed vibe, opt for quaint Frankton which is nearby and also closer to the airport. For those seeking tranquillity, Queenstown Hill, with its peaceful surroundings, is your answer.
What type of accommodation does Minor Hotels offer in Queenstown?
We know the value of a good location and comfortable stay. Minor Hotels offers a choice of premium resorts and hotels in Queenstown, ranked four stars and above. Select from our hotels within easy reach from the town centre and the airport for your convenience.
Our well-appointed hotels with mesmerising lakeside views and parking available are in proximity to popular sites such as Lake Wakatipu and The Remarkables Mountain Range, ensuring convenient access to the best Queenstown has to offer.