Top Hotels in Queenstown with Spas

The Net Red Villa, which was booked 9 months in advance, was honest and not as good as expected. The 3 bedroom suite is a three-storey villa, which is very inconvenient to run up and down, far from the big flat floor. There is no toilet in the 3rd floor bedroom and the 2nd floor living room, and the design is unreasonable. The house facilities are a bit old and should be caused by high occupancy rates. The waiter has a detailed introduction to the facilities, but always reminds you that you can't do this, you can't do that, or you have to pay a fine, which makes you feel uncomfortable. As for the scenery, it was really good, but I stayed at the apartment on the Wanaka Lakeside for 3 nights, so I didn't feel amazing. It is recommended to stay in Wanaka for a few nights. There are more cars in Queenstown and there is really no Wanaka comfort.

I booked this hotel so we could be close to LUMA. I read some really mixed reviews and was a little nervous. But we had the BEST stay! Right from calling up as I made a mistake booking online, the man who I spoke to was so helpful, accommodating my large family group over three rooms . It was a really really busy weekend at the hotel with Luma on and kings birthday, but the staff were all so lovely and friendly despite being run off their feet, Highlights were the comfiest beds ever, the fab spa pool which was a hit with us adults and kids( you book a slot at reception), and the amazing lake front view from the lake front rooms. There was even a kids corner near reception with Xbox game, books and a few toys. The reviews online had been average for the breakfast. While it wasn’t ground-breaking, it was more than fine and the custard danish pastries were delicious! Overall, we had a fab stay and would definitely book again.

The location of the hotel is very good, 5 minutes walk to the town. On the left is the ski center, on the right is the skyline, and it is almost walking distance to the main attractions. The room has a jacuzzi, but no view. Hotel decoration is relatively old

The décor of the rooms were excellent and the small touches - such as the music that plays when you walk into the room, and the small bar area, the art work, and the welcome book - were really special. The beds were comfortable, the rooms were quite, and the size of the room was prefect for two people. There is a sauna available to use by in-house guests, which is excellent after a long hike. Overall, the quality of the room was value for money. There is also a restaurant, but sadly it was not open the day that we stayed (Monday). We were quite upset about that as we had read very good reviews about the chef and food quality! Whilst the staff were nice at check in, they did not give much information about the premises (i.e. they didn't give us a tour or anything), and we had to ask a lot of questions. The location is outside of town, but a short drive if you have a car, or a short bus ride (the bus stop is right outside the hotel). Overall, I would highly recommend to stay here!

After booking for three nights, Ctrip received a security deposit of $ 568. A East Asian lady who checked in at the front desk said that she needed to pay cash. If she used a Visa credit card, she would have to pay another fee. Because of insufficient cash, she had to pay $ 582.59. Do n’t know if it was hacked? Attention everyone!

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 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.

My wife and I stayed at The Spire for a celebration weekend, in one of the Deluxe Suites (Level 2, facing the lake). Others have commented on noise issues. For us, it was noticeable but certainly not disruptive, and we loved the mountain view so were glad to be on that side. The staff at The Spire were all wonderful, and we felt like they created a very welcoming and friendly atmosphere. The suite itself was awesome, and everything we'd hoped. The onsite bar and restaurant was very good (definitely make the most of the included breakfasts) and our only regret was not having an evening meal there (though we did try one of their crayfish toasties with our complimentary cocktails - both the toastie and cocktails were superb). We had asked for the staff to arrange a few things for our stay, and everything was amazing; from the airport transfers, to the private sight-seeing tour, and the incredible massage therapists who set up in our suite for a couple's massage. It was all fantastic. Thank you team, for helping us to create some wonderful memories. I hope we can be back sometime (we promised to come an dine at No. 5!)

With a stay at this vacation home in Queenstown (Queenstown City Centre), you'll be steps from Queenstown Gardens and 3 minutes by foot from Queenstown Beach. This vacation home is 8.2 mi (13.3 km) from Coronet Peak Ski Area and 12.4 mi (19.9 km) from The Remarkables Ski Area.Take in the views from a garden.Free self parking is available onsite.Treat yourself to a stay in this individually decorated vacation home, which features a fireplace and an outdoor private spa tub. A kitchen is outfitted with a full-sized refrigerator/freezer, an oven, and a stovetop. A 55-inch flat-screen television with satellite programming provides entertainment, while complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected. Conveniences include a microwave and an electric kettle.

With a stay at Ora Retreat in Queenstown (Sunshine Bay), you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Lake Wakatipu and Mt Crichton Loop Track. This lodge is 10.2 mi (16.4 km) from Coronet Peak Ski Area and 15 mi (24.2 km) from The Remarkables Ski Area.Pamper yourself with onsite massages or take in the view from a garden. Additional features at this lodge include complimentary wireless internet access and a picnic area.A complimentary continental breakfast is served daily from 8:00 AM to noon.Limited parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 7 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected.