Queenstown Hotels with Gym

Holiday Inn Express and Suites is a lovely place to stay in. Booked a room facing the mountains and lake. Beautiful views every morning. Convenient as it is close to Queenstown Centre where there are many eating places and restaurants, including the famous Fergburger. Although I read about it being on a steep slope, I went ahead to book the place as Queenstown Botanic Gardens is just opposite a few streets away. Decided to take a longer but gentler walk back to the hotel from Queenstown Centre so that the walk is not that tiring. Highly recommend this place as the staff is so friendly and hospitable. Close to Skyline & meeting place for Milford Sound Tour.Would definitely stay here again if I visit Queenstown.

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.

We booked a room with two single beds and yet they provided us with a King size bed upon arrival. We expressed our concern to the reception and they said there is no guarantee for the room type booked especially during peak season, and they even said it is a common situation in New Zealand, which I personally haven’t encountered in other 4 hotels during my stay. I ended up paying extra for an extra bed so that my frd and I can sleep separately. The customer service from trip.com provided assistance instantly when we expressed our concern to them and they agreed to compensate the extra that I paid. Apart from that, the hotel is clearly understaffed as there were times that there is no one at the reception and I didn’t think the staff were very attentive and helpful either. Also, there were not enough parking space in there car park so we were forced to park outside the hotel as directed by the staff but then the staff called our room at 6:30 the next morning telling us to park our car back into the garage as people started leaving. All things aside, the location of the hotel is great as it is beside the lake and is close to the city centre. To conclude, I wouldn’t recommend this hotel to others.

Super! Satisfied! (Except a bit expensive) The guy at the front desk was very enthusiastic, and the other employees were also very enthusiastic and provided timely service. The room was very clean and big, and the milk was refillable, but unfortunately I bought some and didn't drink much. The main thing is that the view is so good!!! I usually don't use a bathtub, but I can't help but look at the scenery outside while enjoying the spa in the bathtub... I also saw the Milky Way and the Aurora on the balcony at night, which I missed a little! It's perfect! If possible, I must stay a few more days next time.

The room is a little small, but the location is really good. It faces the lake and the restaurant has a lake view. The overall service is good. It is convenient to go everywhere. The service staff are very enthusiastic. There are many projects in Queenstown. It is very fun.

The four of us booked two standard hotel rooms, which were allocated on both sides of the second floor. We could only see a little bit of the lake through the window, and the view was not good. Later, I paid more for a two-bedroom apartment on the seventh floor, with two bathrooms, a large living room and kitchen supplies, and a balcony facing the lake with a great view. I highly recommend it. It's more than ten minutes' walk from the town center. There are traffic buses, which run about every hour. Reservations are required, and there may not be a seat for temporary visits.

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.

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

The lobby is very warm and comfortable. The lake view balcony room is honest and beautiful. The food and milk delivered to the room are fast and delicious.

The hotel is very new and beautiful, the bathroom with glass roof is very characteristic. Snacks and wine are served at 6 pm, so guests can easily communicate. Selling is an attitude towards life. Breakfast can be ordered in the morning, and the quality is excellent. The hotel is located in the town centre, isolated on the mountain lift, and near Queenstown Park. Going up the mountain seems to be a high-end residence with a large supermarket, fewer people and more goods than the town's supermarket. There is also a chain restaurant selling boiled lamb shoulder potatoes, which is a must try in Queenstown in addition to big burgers.