So you're headed to Queenstown, New Zealand to enjoy some hiking, biking, skiing and so on. It's an envious position to be in, that's for sure. Queenstown got bars, boutique shops, bungee-jumping, and everything else. Helping to make Queenstown, New Zealand travel all the more enjoyable is the excellent collection of Queenstown hotels. From luxury lodges, to budget-friendly backpacker digs, the hotels in Queenstown have something for everyone. For help finding the ideal Queenstown lodging for your trip, you might consider the following suggestions.

For the best in luxury, comfort, and privacy, the Azur is a top pick for hotels in Queenstown. It certainly isn't cheap to stay at one of the 9 luxurious villas here, but you'll certainly get what you pay for. Set on a mountain overlooking Lake Wakatipu, the views are enough to justify the price, and Queenstown city is just down the road when it's time to enjoy the city attractions like museums and historic sites. The Azur is happy to give you a free ride to town whenever you need. Spacious doesn't even begin to describe the immaculate suites here, and they are decked out with all the touches needed to make you feel more than at home. A custom-made breakfast is included in the rates, and though you can't get lunch or dinner here, there are some great restaurants within reach. Plush beds, heated tile floors, fireplaces, entertainment consoles, sleek furnishings, and spa baths with mountain and lake views are just some of the amenities at this exclusive Queenstown lodging choice. Extras like signature bathing products, complimentary biscotti and chocolates, and a constantly-stocked mini-bar are welcome treats. The staff here goes out of their way to please, and they'll be happy to arrange any tour or activity that you might be interested in. Discrete, inspiring, relaxing, and unforgettable are just a few of the adjectives that describe this amazing Queenstown accommodation gem.

The award-winning The Spire, is also worth considering among the Queenstown hotels if you are looking for luxury. You'll be right in the heart of Queenstown when staying at The Spire, and you'll certainly be enjoying one of this resort town's most privileged addresses. A boutique hotel with just 10 units, you can enjoy swift and attentive service during your stay here, and you can bet that each room is spacious and well-equipped. Sleek, modern, and sophisticated, the guest rooms all feature an I-pod information center, free internet access, a mini-bar, a plasma TV, a covered balcony, stunning bathrooms, and beautiful artwork throughout. You can choose a pillow from the pillow menu, and the beds and linens are as comfortable as could be. A tasty and full complimentary breakfast comes included in the rates, and you can enjoy an elegant fine dining experience in the opulent hotel restaurant, which is open Tuesday-Saturday from 6:30 p.m. until close. After a full day of skiing or touring about, you might relax at The Spire's "Manhattan style" bar. Every Friday night, there is a live jazz performance here that starts at 9 p.m. The Spire is easily one of the best hotels in Queenstown, if not in all the world.

The Queenstown hotels can be pretty pricy overall, and if you are looking for a nice room that won't break the bank, you might consider the mid-priced Brown"s Boutique Hotel as a possible Queenstown lodging choice. If you're here to ski, one of the hosts just happens to be Nigel Brown, who is a New Zealand ski champ of high merit. He and his wife offer in-depth, firsthand knowledge of all that Queenstown has to offer, which is priceless. Every room here affords nice views of the mountains, bay and hills, and you are just a few minute's walk from the center of town. There are just 10 ensuite rooms here, each with small, but charming balconies. Free wireless internet service, bathrobes, cable TV, king-size or twin beds, tea and coffee makers, a hair dryer and iron, and a stocked mini-bar with complimentary beer and wine are among the amenities you can enjoy. The rooms are quite spacious, as are the tiled bathrooms. The luxury isn't over the top here, but you will enjoy a high level of comfort and satisfaction. There isn't a restaurant here, but you can get recommendations for one close by. All in all, should the Brown's Boutique Hotel be your Queenstown lodging pick, you'll enjoy a great location and quite a bit of bang for your buck.

If you're traveling to New Zealand on a budget and need a great Queenstown accommodation recommendation, the Pinewood Lodge should more than meet your needs and expectations. Considered by many to be among the top budget hotels in all of New Zealand, the Pinewood Lodge features 26 tidy units that are spread out in small houses found on a scenic hillside. The hustle and bustle of town is far enough away to help keep things quiet and relaxing, but you can still easily walk to the city center. There's a tuning center here for skiers and snow boarders, as well as a ski drying room, and if you have a rental car, you'll enjoy free and ample parking. Each of the mini-lodges has shared kitchens, bathrooms and lounge areas, all of which are kept clean and in working order. For a small fee, you can get a bed in a dorm-style room here, or you can pay extra to get a private room. The Family Lodges and Ensuite Rooms are the most pricy, offering more room and comfort, but they are still very affordable. Some units do have a television, but otherwise the amenities are pretty limited. Some of the facilities here include a nice Jacuzzi, a game room, and a tour desk. You can hop on a free shuttle to get to town, or grab and bike and enjoy a bit of fresh air cycling. It's hard to beat the Pinewood Lodge if you're looking for budget hotels in Queenstown.