21 Robins Road, Queenstown, New Zealand | (618) 248-8274
Stylish boutique hotel in a quiet location
Just a two-minute walk to the center of Queenstown
An eight-minute drive to the Coronet Peak ski area
Guest rooms are stylish and spacious, with air-conditioning and minibars
Mountain views from all guest rooms
Conference center and meeting room for business guests
Free canapes and drinks every evening
Free parking underneath the property
Free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel
No restaurant or bar on-site
There are 19 rooms at this chic upscale property that sits just outside the center of Queenstown. It’s a quiet spot but provides easy walking access to the town’s lively action. Skiers and snowboarders will appreciate that the hotel is an eight-minute drive from the Coronet Peak ski area, plus that it provides a drying room for equipment. There are few other facilities on-site due to the size of the property, but an excellent breakfast is available daily, as are free pre-dinner drinks and nibbles. Rooms are spacious, light, and modern, with underfloor heating and glass-walled bathrooms. For a larger hotel with more facilities, it’s worth looking at the Sofitel Queenstown Hotel & Spa.
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Scene
Small property with chic, contemporary design
This chic boutique hotel sits just outside the town center with views
across parkland and beyond to the Remarkables Mountains. Design is contemporary inside and out -- the exterior is a sharp combination of natural materials and metal wrought in clean lines and sharp angles -- and the atmosphere throughout is relaxed but sophisticated. The property is well-maintained, and because there are a relatively small number of rooms, it tends to be quiet. The hotel’s public spaces have the feel of a modern alpine lodge and are on-par with many of the sleek chalets that we've visited. There are stacked-stone walls, comfortable armchairs next to floor-to-ceiling windows, and a cozy open fireplace. The hotel is mainly geared toward mature couples or solo travelers and often attracts guests with an interest in design.
Location
On a quiet street at the edge of Queenstown
The property is set in an ideal spot for exploring Queenstown and the
surrounding areas. Within peaceful parkland, it sits next to a quiet sports field on a residential street. It’s just a two-minute walk across the park into the center of Queenstown, the base of the gondola, and the shore of Lake Wakatipu. A 10-minute walk will take guests to the beautiful lakefront gardens, CaddyShack City Mini Golf, and the Kiwi and Birdlife Park. Queenstown Mall and Creative Queenstown Arts and Crafts Market are also within 10 minutes on foot. The Coronet Peak ski area is around an eight-minute drive from the hotel, and it’s a 15-minute drive to Queenstown Airport.
Rooms
Air-conditioning and underfloor heating in sleek, modern rooms
There are 19 spacious and light guest rooms at the Queenstown Park
Boutique Hotel. Guests can expect to see contemporary furnishings and decor with hints of the hotel's signature gray and orange. These are sleek spaces, with on-trend design elements like bleached out wood laminate floors, dark wood veneer paneling with high-contrast grain patterning, and a subtle vintage edge created with ornate metal chandeliers and black-and-white photography on the walls. There is also a Tower Suite which is a penthouse suite set over two levels with two bedrooms, three bathrooms, and panoramic alpine views. All rooms have air-conditioning, underfloor heating, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and DVD players, minibars, and safes. Every room also has a kitchenette with modern appliances that include a toaster, microwave, electric range, kettle, and mini-fridge. Guest rooms look over the alpine gondola or the Remarkables Mountains. The bathrooms have a glass wall separating them from the main body of the room that's able to be closed off by a curtain. Many have a freestanding bath with separate shower, and look in all is a sharp white-on-white design scheme with a good amount of counter space and contemporary fixtures. The upstairs rooms also have a spectacular glass ceiling in the bathroom through which the largest mountain peak overlooking Queenstown can be seen.
Features
Excellent breakfasts, free cocktail hour, and free Wi-Fi
While there’s no restaurant or bar at the property, there is a
breakfast room where cooked-to-order breakfasts are available each
