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This hotel apartment is opposite the Hilton Queenstown. The 604 four-bedroom apartment we booked has a lake view and a balcony, but the living room is a little small. There is a twin bedroom on the first floor with a built-in bathroom. The other three bedrooms are on the next floor, a master bedroom with a large bed and bathroom, and two twin rooms with shared bathrooms. The kitchen facilities are basically all there, but there is a lack of non-stick pans and a good cooking pan. There is only one frying pan, which can barely cook some meals. The total area of ​​the second floor is about 150 square meters, which can be called a comfortable four-bedroom apartment. It is quite good and recommended.

The hotel charged service fees and forcibly deducted money from the credit card. Our family had dinner at the hotel. The hotel waiter thought we were foreigners and didn’t speak good English, so the bill was wrong. After we checked the prices one by one, they changed it.

Very Very beautiful view from the room and the hotel restaurant（see below pics）!!! Close to the Queenstown city. The room is very tidy and big with some mix up tools for cocktails. It’s my first time travel alone. I was stressed, nervous and had a few questions to most of things. The service is soooooo good. Specially I would like to appreciate Kim and the reception staffs for helping me during my stay. Thanks for giving me a wonderful journey with QT Queenstown🥰 I will definitely come back again to QT Queenstown with my parents and friends shortly♥️♥️♥️

The hotel's location is superb, offering breathtaking views right from the window. The serene and elegant ambiance makes you feel instantly relaxed the moment you step inside. And the service is simply impeccable. From the warm welcome at reception to the thoughtful room service, every detail made us feel comfortable and well-cared for. The food was also a delightful surprise. Whether it was the extensive breakfast spread or the delectable main courses, we left completely satisfied.

The staff are online and the hotel is a small boutique hotel. The breakfast is good and the location is very convenient. But there are two issues that cannot be avoided. First, the evening drinks and appetizers are only suitable for Europeans and Americans. They are a simple social time, and we think the happy hour in the executive lounge is two different concepts, so don’t have any expectations; second, the rooms are on the roadside. It's indeed noisy.

The room was quite spacious with a stunning view. Breakfast at the restaurant was just okay, but lunch and dinner were excellent and really hit the spot. Transportation is actually very convenient, with both land and water buses available to get around.

The room is bigger than expected and decorated with local characteristics. The facilities are complete and the transportation is convenient, but the breakfast is simple, so it is recommended to eat outside.

The hotel was opened in the 1970s. Although it is a bit old, it is well maintained. The most important thing is the excellent location. I highly recommend bringing the elderly and children to Queenstown to stay here. Going to restaurants and steamboats is within five minutes. It is a three-minute walk from Big Face Burger, 50 meters from the popular flame grill, and a one-minute walk from the steamboat. The breakfast is a typical English breakfast. It is almost the same every day, but there are rich fruits to supplement vitamins. And the restaurant has a direct view of the lake. There were rainbows on two mornings after it rained. If you want to save worry and effort, I recommend staying here.

Stayed 3 nights and overall a very positive experience, thanks to its fantastic amenities. After long days spent exploring the stunning surrounding landscapes, the private hot tub is an absolute highlight. Soaking in the warm water was incredibly relaxing and a perfect way to unwind tired muscles.

The room was not chosen well, and there was no view. The parking lot was not big, and it was difficult to park. The facilities were a bit old, and the restaurant was also a bit shabby. It was very close to the city, and it was very convenient to go to the small square in the town center, and it was convenient to eat and go shopping. But walking requires climbing, which requires physical strength