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Villa del Lago
249 Frankton Road

There are 16 suites and apartments at this upper-middle-range property on the shore of Lake Wakatipu. Each one is spacious and light, with a separate bedroom and living room, and sliding patio doors that lead onto a lakeside balcony. Full kitchens are an added bonus for travelers wanting an independent holiday, though the lack of a restaurant -- or any features, really -- mean they're more of a necessity than a luxury. The property has its own pebbled beach and jetty, and barbecues and bikes can be rented. Wi-Fi and on-site parking are free. Those wanting a more traditional hotel stay right in the center of Queenstown should consider the Sofitel Queenstown Hotel & Spa, though rates will be higher. 

Hilton Queenstown Resort & Spa
79 Peninsula Road, Kawarau Village

The 178-room, luxury Hilton Queenstown Resort and Spa sits on the eastern shore of Lake Wakatipu in Kawarau Village. The resort is a 10-minute water-taxi ride from Queenstown's party scene, and under a 30-minute drive to area ski slopes. The stylish resort has ample features that include a variety of restaurants, bars, and coffee shops, as well as a full-service spa and heated lap pool. Rooms are large and contemporary, with gas fireplaces and luxe bathrooms. However, Wi-Fi incurs a charge, on top of a daily facilities fee. Guests wanting easier downtown access could check out the architecturally impressive Queenstown Park Boutique Hotel, where free evening drinks and canapes are served. 

Glebe Apartments
1 Beetham Street

The Glebe Apartments is a three-pearl property just five minutes' walk from the center of Queenstown, with beautiful views of Lake Wakatipu and the surrounding mountains. There are 37 self-contained, privately owned apartments available in sizes from studios to four-bedroom penthouses. Each has individualized decor, kitchenettes or full kitchens, and some outdoor patios. Short-term guests must request housekeeping and pay for the service. The three-pearl property has the feel of an apartment complex, with a courtyard barbecue space, free covered parking, and a living room-style lounge with a fireplace and DVD library. There isn't a pool or a restaurant, and Wi-Fi is free but usage is limited. The Rees Hotel & Luxury Apartments is a good alternative, with an on-site restaurant, wine lounge, and fitness center, but it's located about 20 minutes from town. 

Nomads Queenstown Hostel
5-11 Church Street

Located in the heart of town, Nomads Queenstown Backpackers is a swanky take on the typical youth hostel, with 80 rooms ranging from simple dorms for four to 12 guests plus en-suite private rooms on the top floor, each with a flat-screen TV and an electric kettle. Amenities include a free basic breakfast, a large communal kitchen with gas stoves, and a huge lounge area with foosball and billiards. There are also internet kiosks in the bright lobby that guests can use for a fee, and Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel, though this also costs extra. While it's a great option for those who want to stay in a hostel, travelers on a budget looking for private rooms may want to consider the budget-friendly Queenstown Motel Apartments nearby.

Mantra Marina
875 Frankton Road

Popular with vacationing couples and families, Mantra Marina is a mid-range apartment-style hotel with limited facilities but 27 lovely rooms overlooking Lake Wakatipu. Hotel Rooms and Apartments with kitchens and up to three bedrooms are available (although rooms billed as Three-Bedroom Apartments are actually Two-Bedroom Apartments attached to a Hotel Room). On-site amenities are limited to free loaner bikes, laundry facilities, free Wi-Fi, a couple of barbecue grills, and free on-site parking. Travelers looking for an apartment-style hotel with more to offer, including a fitness center and a restaurant, should consider the slightly pricier but also much snazzier Rees Hotel & Luxury Apartments. 

The Dairy Private Hotel
10 Isle Street

The Dairy Private Hotel is a charming upper-middle-range boutique property with a modern farmhouse vibe and scenic views, located within a five-minute walk of downtown Queenstown. Guests -- 12 and older only -- are greeted with a glass of free Champagne in a fire-lit lounge. The 13 stylishly simple rooms include free Wi-Fi and house-baked cookies, but rooms are a bit small, and a nearby firehouse siren can cause disruption. The property serves a hearty free breakfast in a vintage storefront space. It's a low-tech, low-key atmosphere, with a handful of thoughtful amenities like a small hot tub, a cozy library, and mountain bikes to borrow. A prime gathering spot is a terrace with a stone fireplace and mountain views. For a hipper, less folksy property, travelers could try the Queenstown Park Boutique Hotel. 

Azur
23 MacKinnon Tce, Sunshine Bay

Pinewood Lodge
48 Hamilton Road