Rating : 3 stars
Size : 100 rooms
Currency : NZD

• Parking
• Restaurant
• Bar
• 24-Hour Front Desk
• Newspapers
• Garden
• Terrace
• Non-Smoking Rooms
• Family Rooms
• Free Parking
• Safety Deposit Box
• Heating
• Luggage Storage
• Gay Friendly
• Ski Storage
• All Public and Private spaces non-smoking
• Designated Smoking Area

• Fishing
• Skiing
• Massage
• Jacuzzi
• Hiking
• Cycling
• Bowling
• Horse Riding

• Room Service
• Meeting/Banquet Facilities
• Business Centre
• Babysitting/Child Services
• Laundry
• Dry Cleaning
• Breakfast in the Room
• Ironing Service
• Internet Services
• Currency Exchange
• Tour Desk
• Fax/Photocopying
• Ticket Service
• Wi-Fi/Wireless LAN

139 Fernhill Road
9300 Queenstown

This stunning region really is like no other. Visually arresting natural features share centre stage with vibrant resort towns, rich cultural diversity, primordial heritage areas, striking mountain ranges and sophisticated hospitality. The Southern Lakes scenery and culture has inspired Hollywood movie makers, poets, artists, authors, musicians, and every sort of adventurer as well as more usual everyday people. A rich tapestry of shimmering lakes, rugged mountains and a strong southern culture combines to offer a unique four season destination. Blue skies, white slopes and spectacular views are hallmarks of the Queenstown winter. Officially 1 June to 31 August - rug up, keep cosy. Winter temperatures seldom reach more than 7°C or 8°C (44°F - 46°F) and can fall well below 0°C (32°F). Skiers, snowboarders and alpine lovers are drawn to the region's six international standard ski areas, open from June, a spirited après ski culture and plenty of off-slope action. The breathtakingly beautiful snow areas cater to every level of skier or snowboarder. Learners find dedicated areas and great instruction while the more advanced can hike to steep slopes and chutes and the passionate can find private powder runs with the help of a guide and helicopter... Summer in Queenstown is seriously rejuvenating. The enviable alpine climate and long leisurely days are ideal for adventurous holidays and fantastic outdoor living. Officially 1 December to 28 February – daytime temperatures hover between 20° - 30°C (mid 70°s - 90°F). The 45° south latitude means summer days are long - midsummer dawn is as early as 5am and dusk doesn't settle until around 10pm. Early mornings and long days provide plenty of time for play. It's not all about testing gravity with bungy jumps, swings and skydives though. Queenstown happily lends itself to everyone's idea of fun and there are plenty of kicks from a round of Frisbee golf in the gardens or a rejuvenating spa bath under the stars. Summertime is also high season for the region's many stunning walking tracks.

Queenstown sits on the 45th parallel in the southwest corner of the South Island of New Zealand. Getting here is easy as Queenstown International Airport is well served by major airlines. Air New Zealand and QANTAS Airways make international and domestic flights into Queenstown. There are daily direct domestic connections from New Zealand's main centres: Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch. Queenstown Airport is located 15 kilometres from Aspen Queenstown Tanoa Hotels. Access by road is a wonderfully scenic option - drive yourself or catch a scenic coach tour. From Queenstown Airport turn right onto highway 6. You will come to a roundabout where you need to turn left onto Frankton Rd, which will take you to the centre of town. Once in the town centre, turn left at the roundabout into Shotover St, leading onto Lake Esplanade. At the end of Lake Esplanade you will come to a roundabout, turn onto Fernhill Road and go up the hill. Keep going until you reach Aspen Queenstown Tanoa Hotels on the left hand side.