Find the perfect place to stay for your Queenstown holiday

Experience Queenstown like a local by staying in an Alloggio holiday home. Designed to suit your travel style, our accommodations are ideal for romantic getaways, family adventures, or group ski trips. Conveniently located near Queenstown’s best attractions and hidden gems, our holiday homes offer a mix of comfort, convenience, and breathtaking views.

Things to do in Queenstown and surrounds

Queenstown’s must-see scenic spots

• Lake Wakatipu: Stroll the shimmering shores or kick back with a dreamy sunset cruise — pure tranquillity.
• Bob’s Peak: Hop on the Skyline Gondola for jaw-dropping views that’ll leave you speechless (and your camera roll full).
• Glenorchy: The ultimate spot for hikes, epic photos, and trailblazing — just a scenic drive away on one of the world’s most iconic roads.
• Milford Sound Day Trip: Chase waterfalls, towering cliffs, and fjord magic on a journey through Fiordland. Bonus: dolphins and seals often make an appearance!

Adventure activities

• Bungee Jumping: Try the world-famous AJ Hackett Bungy at the Kawarau Bridge.
• Skydiving: Experience the thrill of freefall with views of Queenstown’s majestic landscapes.
• Jet Boating: Zoom through the Shotover River canyons for a high-speed adventure.
• Ben Lomond Track: Lace up your boots and conquer this epic alpine hike. The panoramic views from the summit are worth every step.
• White-Water Rafting: Conquer the rapids on the Kawarau or Shotover Rivers for an unforgettable adrenaline rush

Winter Sports

Queenstown transforms into a winter wonderland with world-class ski resorts:

• The Remarkables: Perfect for beginners and families.
• Coronet Peak: Great for night skiing and advanced terrain.
• Cardrona: A short drive away, offering varied slopes for all levels.

Where to eat in Queenstown

• Fergburger: The world-famous burger joint that’s practically a Queenstown rite of passage. Crave-worthy bites loved by locals and globetrotters alike!
• Rata: Celebrity chef Josh Emett brings the flavours of New Zealand to life with sophisticated flair in this modern dining gem.
• Amisfield Bistro: Where exceptional wine meets unforgettable fine dining — perfect for a leisurely lunch or indulgent dinner.
• OddSaint: A quirky spot serving bold flavours, great coffee, and a unique vibe that stands out from the crowd.
• Ayrburn: A reimagined historical farm turned food and wine hub with hearty meals, wine tastings, and stunning scenery.

Travel tips for Queenstown

• Pack for Adventure: Bring layers and sturdy footwear to handle Queenstown’s changing weather.
• Explore Nearby Towns: Visit charming Arrowtown or Wanaka for a day trip.
• Check Trail Conditions: Always check the DOC (Department of Conservation) website for updates on hiking trails and mountain access. Trails can close unexpectedly due to weather conditions.

How to get there

• By Air: Queenstown Airport connects to major New Zealand and Australian cities with frequent flights.
• By Car: Drive along the stunning scenic routes from Christchurch (6 hours) or Dunedin (3.5 hours).
• By Bus: Several coach services operate to and from Queenstown, including InterCity and private tour companies.

Getting around Queenstown

• Car Hire: The easiest way to explore Queenstown and its surroundings.
• Shuttles: Regular services run to ski fields, wineries, and nearby attractions.
• Cycling: A fun and active way to explore Queenstown’s trails and cycleways.

FAQs

When is the best time to visit Queenstown?

• Spring (September-November): Perfect for hiking, biking, and blooming landscapes.
• Summer (December-February): Enjoy long, sunny days ideal for outdoor activities and lake adventures.
• Autumn (March-May): The region glows with stunning fall colours, making it a photographer’s dream.
• Winter (June-August): A haven for ski and snowboard enthusiasts.

Do you offer pet-friendly accommodation?

Yes, we offer a variety of pet-friendly Queenstown holiday homes. Explore our website to find the ideal stay for you and your furry companion.