Copthorne Rst Lakefront Queenstown
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Corner Frankton Rd & Adelaide St, Private Bag Queenstown, South Island, New Zealand, DX ZP95021, 3-450-0260
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We made it toQueenstown
As we woke up this morning to a breathtaking view of Mount Cook with the sun shining on the side, we decided we needed to head on to Queenstown with a short side trek to Wanaka. Wanaka is a beautiful little town that sits on Lake Wanaka. Had it been later in the day, we would have found a place to stay and landed there for the night. As it was, we decided that Queenstown needed a look-see. We took a winding and twisting road up the mountain and back down, that would have unnerved the best of ...
Queenstown, South Island, New Zealand pauldebi
Happy Bungyday to You
Paul writes: From Te Anau to Queenstown, that's the plan, where we've a reservation at the Copthorne for tonight and Paul has a bungy jump booked for 3:00pm at the original bungy jump location in the world: Kawarau Suspension Bridge, 14 kilometers east of town. That's more of a plan than we have had since arriving twelve days ago. It's a short drive, only 170 kilometers which, at the speed limit of 100kph (62mph) will take less than three hours on windy roads. Along the way, we are interrupte...
Queenstown, South Island, New Zealand pauldebi
Wanaka, Arrowtown and Queenstown
Sunday, 5th Feb....the Glaciers, Wanaka, Arrowtown and Queenstown Our destination for Sunday night was Queenstown so we set off on Sunday morning to walk to the Franz Joseph Glacier - it was about an hour return walk but was well worth it. This is one of the most accessible of the glaciers in NZ. We could have gone with a trained guide and walked up the glacier but the alpine guide said my knee would not take it - what a shame - I felt I could run up there!! We could also have flown by helico...
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Historical Traveler Reviews of Copthorne Rst Lakefront Queenstown
A fabulous anniversary
from rob3066
Graded as 3 *, but looks better than that. Most of the rooms would have a view of the lake. Hotel is on a busy road, but we were on the far side and suffered no noise. Nice bar - cocktails 1700-1900 were 2 for 1. Breakfast ok, continental at 16.50$. Undergound parking available at no cost. Walking distance to the main town area. We had an executive suite, 2 rooms with spa bath. Internet available in room with your own laptop. Room was very clean, well decorated and fitted out with great views. Stay was very good. This was our 25th wedding anniversary and we had a complimentary bottle of champagne. Queenstown is a lovely place to visit.
Great position, wonderful views
from DennisWestSussex_UK
Stayed here in a lakeview room. Few minutes walk to Queenstown. Room was clean and spacious. Only used the restaurant for breakfast, lots of good restaurants in Queenstown. try the 19th restaurant on the harbour for good food at reasonable prices.
OK for the price
from pertboy
Stayed here for 2 nights in Jan 2005. Price wise I'd say it was good value for money. The hotel is nothing special but at least it's clean and comfortable, but for the price (apr £65UK a night) that was more than reasonable.
Location wise its a 10minute walk into town (downhill - 15minutes back uphill!)
The concierge was very helpful: while I was checking in my girlfriend had arranged via him a jet boat trip on arrow river. He was also very helpful with arranging our trip to Milford Sound
It also has free parking which is a plus when you're driving the south island yourself
Location wise its a 10minute walk into town (downhill - 15minutes back uphill!)
The concierge was very helpful: while I was checking in my girlfriend had arranged via him a jet boat trip on arrow river. He was also very helpful with arranging our trip to Milford Sound
It also has free parking which is a plus when you're driving the south island yourself
Great Views but not great value for money
from HCM280
We stayed at the Copthorne at the end of June so, out of season, as the hotel was offering discounted rooms - approx £40 per night for a double room. We upgraded to a room with a view of the lake for approx £15 and it was worth it. The picture windows and views were spectacular (attached photo - a little dark as taken at sunset) and worth the upgrade to wake up to. The hotel itself is deceivingly large, the corridors of rooms go on and on forever and the room itself wasn't as grand as the room we'd stayed in previously at the Aspen but it was okay. The bathroom too was fine and certainly all very clean. The staff were friendly and happily booked a table at our favourite local restaurant "Fishbone". It's a short walk into Queenstown from the hotel - down a steep road on the way down and a steep climb on the way back but really does only take 10mins to walk. We declined breakfast at the hotel as it was $22 per person but only $8 down by the lake. Would stay there again.
Fantastic Area, Good Hotel
from A TripAdvisor Member
My husband and I stayed for 4 nights as part of our honeymoon and really enjoyed ourselves.
The hotel is a short (5 min) walk from Queenstown centre so easily accessible and the views are outstanding.
We had a lakeview room which was fab. Big room - huge, huge huge bed, good sized bathroom and what a view from the BIG window. It was clean, comfortable and well furnished. The Bar and restaurant area were nice. Staff were friendly and helpful, and there was lots of tourist brochures and a booking desk in the reception area.
Queenstown itself is a beautiful area with plenty to do. We'd love to go back!
The hotel is a short (5 min) walk from Queenstown centre so easily accessible and the views are outstanding.
We had a lakeview room which was fab. Big room - huge, huge huge bed, good sized bathroom and what a view from the BIG window. It was clean, comfortable and well furnished. The Bar and restaurant area were nice. Staff were friendly and helpful, and there was lots of tourist brochures and a booking desk in the reception area.
Queenstown itself is a beautiful area with plenty to do. We'd love to go back!
Copthorne is a sylish hotel
from kiwiuk
Whilst this hotel is not on the lake front it is fairly close with nice views from the bar terrace. The room we had was comfortable with a small balcony, but no lake view. Usual room facilities, but internet access is very expensive. Quite a sprawling site with a long walk from the underground car park. The reception area is quite impressive. Breakfast is buffet style, continental or full "English". The location is a short walk from the town centre.
Overall a good hotel to stay in
Overall a good hotel to stay in
Loved it
from Kiwi12
Good service from a very attentive staff. The room had a good view of Frankton Arm and the Remarkables. The Restuarant was being renovated so food was served in the bar which made it akward for the staff who did very well. The food was great. The wife and I thought that the rooms at the Kingsgate were better mainly because the had a drink preparation area(for tea and Coffee).
Liked the Copthorne Lake Front but,
from delors
We liked the Copthorne Lake Front but, its not really on the lake. We ahd a nice view of the Remarkables from our room. The room was nice, alittle small and not air-conditioned. Which was actually not too bad an inconvience since we just opened a window and we 're just fine. Its a walk down hill into town. Its alot shorter if you cut through the park but a little scary at night tho' I'm sure its very safe but dark.Queenstown itself was a nice place, lots to do and still peaceful. Its a long bus ride from Christchurch though, so spend a few days to make it worth it.
Well Worth the Minor Irritations
from A TripAdvisor Member
After a long drive from Mt.Cook but with a delightful lunch stop at Gibbston Valley Wines on SH6, 25 minutes before Queenstown, (which I strongly recommend) we were glad to easily find and park the car underneath the Copthorne. The minor irritations were not not being able to find the way to the lobby from our room after having parked. More direction signs are needed. The other was trying to use the free internet access and being told it was out of action but I could use the one across the street at sister Hotel the Millenium. It was working but defied being able to reach Hotmail MSN. So I had to give-up on that. If you are aviation minded and travel by car toward Christchurch don't fail to stop at the Wanaka War Birds Museum at Wanaka Airport. While there we were glad to see a P51 Mustang owned by a local farmer, take-off to beat-up the family farm where his son was being married. You see surprising things in New Zealand.
Good standard Hotel
from A TripAdvisor Member
Hotel is a good standard, staff are very attentive in the Bars and resturant.The quality of the food is good but with the choice of quality restaurants 10 minuites walk away I suggest you give it a miss.
The only downside on my stay was the number of coach parties in the hotel which meant that the bar (which is smallish) was full each time i went for a drink before dinner. Upside was the room which had a lakefront view . A good standard hotel.
The only downside on my stay was the number of coach parties in the hotel which meant that the bar (which is smallish) was full each time i went for a drink before dinner. Upside was the room which had a lakefront view . A good standard hotel.
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