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Browns Boutique Hotel

Browns Boutique Hotel

4.5/525 Reviews
The hotel is super conveniently located walking distance to the heart of town, but is also private and serene. The Juliet balconies in every room are charming. Breakfast is good and there are sofas and sitting areas inside and outside where you can read or watch the stars. If you miss out on one of the four parking spots, the pay lot is only a few steps away and it’s free overnight. Also, the hotel is right next to the gondola, which was convenient. We had a great time here.
Blue Peaks Apartments

Blue Peaks Apartments

4.4/553 Reviews
My family loved this accommodation. We especially love its proximity to the town centre. We do not need to drive to the town centre, thereby saving us the hassle of finding a car park lot for our rental car. Our unit comes with 2 twin beds, which is ideal for my two growing kids. The bedrooms are predominantly white theme, which is what we absolutely love. The bathrooms are very clean and hotel like. We like the washer and dryer too. We would have hope for a unit with a better view, though we do get to see mountains when we look up. All I can say is that we love it!
Novotel Queenstown Lakeside

Novotel Queenstown Lakeside

4.3/5116 Reviews
As preinformed, parking is limited, but overnight parking is free, thats a plus. The room is decent, need to vacuum the carpeted floors daily though. Service is great, check in staff were friendly, they even gavw us Novotel stuffed toys (a kiwi and a sheep) for my 2 kids. Lovely touch. Would stay again.
Ramada by Wyndham Queenstown Central

Ramada by Wyndham Queenstown Central

4.1/566 Reviews
The room is comfortable and clean. The pillows on the bed are soft and hard. The bathroom has no odor. Overall, it is not bad. The highlight is the view outside the window. The most impressive thing is the big tree at the door. There is a bus stop at the door, which goes directly to the airport for $10 per person. My English level is limited, but I can communicate with the front desk. The attitude is very good, except that I can't understand it very well. The next morning, I ate breakfast at my own expense. It was $35 per person. It was not worth it, but everything else was good.
The Spire Hotel

The Spire Hotel

4.7/552 Reviews
The location of this hotel is very good. It is right in the center of the town and you can walk to the most beautiful shore in three minutes. Anyway, it's convenient to go anywhere. The only problem is that you may have to look for parking on the roadside. The hotel room is really big, and the equipment and speakers inside are very good. It's also close to a bar, so it's a bit noisy at night. Everything in the refrigerator is free except alcohol, and there are unlimited refills. For breakfast, it is beautifully prepared on site downstairs. I remember that the big breakfast was about 30 New Zealand dollars. It is worth commenting and worth staying at.
Scenic Suites Queenstown

Scenic Suites Queenstown

4.5/556 Reviews
Pros: the hotel room was really clean and spacious Location was good, really near the main shops area Cons: the hotel informed there was no parking available as their carpark was full and it was first come first serve. So guests are expected to circle the hotel vicinity for a lot when they arrive? Especially when it’s stated that parking is available onsite. Front desk staff was really rude with an attitude. She suggested street parking but I told her I wasn’t comfortable with parallel parking and she just got really rude with a take it or leave it attitude. We booked two rooms but she only gave one room’s card and I had to remind her for the other room’s card. Anyways. The hotel is a maze where we had to take lift to a different level, walk to a different building and take another lift to get to the room. Abit creepy for solo travellers. Overall; the rooms are well maintained but beware of the lack of parking + rude staff

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