Top Hotels in Queenstown
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Top 7 hotels in Queenstown, Australia
Discover the best hotels in Queenstown, Tasmania including Gold Rush Inn, The Empire Hotel, Silver Hills Motel, Mountain View Motel, Gold Rush Inn, Queenstown Motor Lodge, The Railway Hotel.
Restaurants in Queenstown
1. Gold Rush Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 218 reviews
Queenstown is the ideal mid-point to stop and rest overnight or for multiple nights to explore Tasmania's West Coast Wilderness region. Gold Rush Inn provides the cleanest, well appointed, spacious guest rooms. The rooms have Kitchenette (with toaster, kettle, tea/coffee, utensils), On-suite Bathroom (with amenities) all to ensure your stay is a comfortable one. Breakfasts can be provided with dinner options close by. Parking is secure, off-road in front of the rooms, Free high-speed WiFi. Most rooms have views to the Mount Owen and spectacular scenic, colour contrasts on the barely clad surrounding mountains at sunset. The Gold Rush Inn is well positioned when exploring the region. What to do when on the West Coast? • An abundance of Waterfalls generally flow all year round including Nelson Falls, Montezuma Falls, Horsetail Falls • Walking Trails through the surrounding mountains • Mountain Biking trails with new trails under construction • The West Coast Wilderness Railway - operates daily tourist rail services most of the year from Queenstown • King River Rafting - operating from Queenstown this is white water rafting at its best • RoamWild with tours into the surrounding forests, Lost Mines, operating hydro power stations and the once thriving abandoned village, • The Paragon, a beautifully restored movie theatre offering dinner and movies most evenings, • Boat Cruises operating daily from Strahan on Macquarie Harbour and into the iconic Gordon River, • Great museums in Zeehan and Queenstown
Superb establishment
Reviewed By jaytaraThis is a 25+-room motel, where we spent a night on a 4-day bus tour of Western Tasmania. From the time we were greeted by the owner of the property, Bernie, we thoroughly enjoyed this place. The room was spotless ( there is a politely worded note requesting guests to use the provided paper covering before placing suitcases on the bed) , and cheerfully furnished. The bed, with an electric blanket, was snug and warm. The amenities in the bathroom (excellent shower) and for tea/coffee were much appreciated. To top it off, Bernie cooked us a lovely hot breakfast on a foggy cold morning before we resumed our tour. Decidedly, one of the 2 best hotels of the 6 hotels that we stayed at during our 7 days in Tassie. There is a laundry room where we got our washing done in 1 hour.
2. The Empire Hotel
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 178 reviews
Fantastic Meal
Reviewed By Q2304ZTrichardsIf you are looking for a great value, good food experience then The Empire is the place to go. Meal size is over the top with excellent quality. Service was excellent and drink variety very good. The dining room is very rustic and makes the whole deal very memorable.
3. Silver Hills Motel
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 189 reviews
This iconic Queenstown motel is not only the oldest on the Tasmanian West Coast, but also one of the largest. Featuring 57 motel rooms all with en-suites, heating and queen sized beds...as well as the largest restaurant in Queenstown with a fantastic fireplace and views over the ranges. An ideal (and well priced!) base to explore Queenstown, Strahan and the Western Wilderness.Now with free WiFi internet !
Very disappointed
Reviewed By saraho393Right from the word go it was a nightmare. Turned up, no one on the premises. Says to pick up phone and dial 1, didn't work. There was a locked box for keys but that didnt work either when i put in the last 4 digits of my mobile as directed. Then I had to goggle the number to ring the office. Was told everyone is off sick and what room number was I. Had no idea, they then said you are our only check in, take the keys for room 51 they must be yours. Stuck to the door in an evelope with no name. I said we had booked for a queen deluxe, got put into a family room. Hour later some one knocked on our door to say we were in the wrong room. But we didn't have to move. Then to top it all off, no restaurant open for dinner or brekky( due to sickness). We stayed at this hotel as their website said how good they were. Didn't get to see any mt Owen views. Then to top off my 2 night stay, they overcharged us $20. Come on people I am sure you can do better than this.
4. Mountain View Motel
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 63 reviews
Welcome to Mountain View Motel, your Queenstown “home away from home.” Mountain View Motel aims to make your visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible, which is why so many guests continue to come back year after year. Horsetail Falls (2.9 mi), located nearby, makes Mountain View Motel a great place to stay for those interested in visiting this popular Queenstown landmark. Rooms at Mountain View Motel provide a flat screen TV, air conditioning, and a refrigerator, and guests can stay connected with free internet access. In addition, while staying at Mountain View Motel guests have access to baggage storage and newspaper. You can also enjoy barbeque facilities. Need a place to park? Free parking is available at Mountain View Motel. While visiting Queenstown, you may want to try some ribs at one of the nearby restaurants, such as Smelters Restaurant. Best of all, Mountain View Motel makes it easy to experience some great Queenstown attractions like Nelson Falls, which is a popular waterfall. Mountain View Motel puts the best of Queenstown at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
Bed bugs in my bed
Reviewed By Jean-François BBed bugs! I called them to tell them I was infested with bed bugs and they didn’t want to do a refund. I was never able to sleep, just hitching myself all night long. I even found one bed bug under the sheets. I even send them pictures of my stings. All they for answer is that nobody else complained about it! ? I am probably the first to tell them. They answered that if I put a bad comment they would reply. It took me two days to let them know… The reception was closed when I left early in the morning, I had a long day cycling coming on and I advised Jason, the owner of the caravan park, who referred me to that cheap motel. I met him the morning after in a local restaurant. I was stuck in Queenstown because of the bad weather, I had nowhere else to go. The cellular service is very poor in that area as well as the wifi was not available until I got to Hobart. I am traveling by bicycle, it’s the reason I got there so late. I gave them the chance to arrange the situation by writing to them before I do any comment on the internet. This is not a way to treat your customers. They should know better. They should give me a refund and get rid of the mattress and sheets. Not a clean place!
5. Gold Rush Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 218 reviews
Queenstown is the ideal mid-point to stop and rest overnight or for multiple nights to explore Tasmania's West Coast Wilderness region. Gold Rush Inn provides the cleanest, well appointed, spacious guest rooms. The rooms have Kitchenette (with toaster, kettle, tea/coffee, utensils), On-suite Bathroom (with amenities) all to ensure your stay is a comfortable one. Breakfasts can be provided with dinner options close by. Parking is secure, off-road in front of the rooms, Free high-speed WiFi. Most rooms have views to the Mount Owen and spectacular scenic, colour contrasts on the barely clad surrounding mountains at sunset. The Gold Rush Inn is well positioned when exploring the region. What to do when on the West Coast? • An abundance of Waterfalls generally flow all year round including Nelson Falls, Montezuma Falls, Horsetail Falls • Walking Trails through the surrounding mountains • Mountain Biking trails with new trails under construction • The West Coast Wilderness Railway - operates daily tourist rail services most of the year from Queenstown • King River Rafting - operating from Queenstown this is white water rafting at its best • RoamWild with tours into the surrounding forests, Lost Mines, operating hydro power stations and the once thriving abandoned village, • The Paragon, a beautifully restored movie theatre offering dinner and movies most evenings, • Boat Cruises operating daily from Strahan on Macquarie Harbour and into the iconic Gordon River, • Great museums in Zeehan and Queenstown
Superb establishment
Reviewed By jaytaraThis is a 25+-room motel, where we spent a night on a 4-day bus tour of Western Tasmania. From the time we were greeted by the owner of the property, Bernie, we thoroughly enjoyed this place. The room was spotless ( there is a politely worded note requesting guests to use the provided paper covering before placing suitcases on the bed) , and cheerfully furnished. The bed, with an electric blanket, was snug and warm. The amenities in the bathroom (excellent shower) and for tea/coffee were much appreciated. To top it off, Bernie cooked us a lovely hot breakfast on a foggy cold morning before we resumed our tour. Decidedly, one of the 2 best hotels of the 6 hotels that we stayed at during our 7 days in Tassie. There is a laundry room where we got our washing done in 1 hour.
6. Queenstown Motor Lodge
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 49 reviews
If you’re looking for a motel in Queenstown, look no further than Queenstown Motor Lodge. Close to Horsetail Falls (2.9 mi), a popular Queenstown landmark, Queenstown Motor Lodge is a great destination for tourists. Rooms at Queenstown Motor Lodge provide air conditioning and a refrigerator, and guests can stay connected with free internet access. In addition, while staying at Queenstown Motor Lodge guests have access to room service. You can also enjoy a lounge. Need a place to park? Free parking is available at Queenstown Motor Lodge. If you like cafes, Queenstown Motor Lodge is conveniently located near Serenade Cafe and J J's Coffee Lounge. Plus, during your trip, don't forget to check out a waterfall, such as Nelson Falls. The staff at Queenstown Motor Lodge looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.
Poor, outdated, poorly maintained.
Reviewed By Brad2301Stayed here for 2 nights so we could ride the West Coast Wilderness Railway. Motel is old and outdated. Room is pokey. Bathroom has an odour with mould in the shower base and on the walls. Shower base was very slippery as in the bottom of a concrete pool with a flock of ducks! Carpet was not clean. Basic tea/coffee facilities plus toaster. Heater, which was effective. Bed was clean and comfortable. Staff friendly enough. Restaurant only does Queenstown Chinese meals, not a la carte as advertised on the web. Overpriced st $120 per night. Not recommended.
7. The Railway Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
Fantastic food and great service
Reviewed By johnnypA8560OVRecently went to the Railway Hotel for dinner and it was amazing. The food is much better than The Empire Hotel which was a huge let down. The staff are friendly and the meals are huge. I would highly recommend the Railway Hotel.
