Eichardt's Private Hotel
Hands down the coolest hotel in the town centre, the enduring popularity has done nothing to dampen the Eichardt‘s exquisite chic
The jewel of Queenstown’s lakefront, dating back to 1869, this preened and pristine hotel impresses with its two Mountain View suites complete with the huge fireplaces, soothing colour tones and a strong contender for the biggest and comfiest beds on the South Island. The whole hotel is awash with razor sharp stylish touches which avoid pretence; the tiled floors, antique chairs and cosy bar area attract the local chic brigade and the restaurant offers a masterclass of delicately prepared dishes including seafood chowder, and salmon and dill wrapped in nori seaweed.

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