Les meilleurs hôtels à Queenstown

A jewel of New Zealand’s South Island, Queenstown perches on the shores of Lake Wakatipu, ringed by majestic mountains, including the Southern Alps and the aptly named The Remarkables. This resort town’s stunning natural setting makes it a year-round destination for adventure tourism, but also for more relaxed pursuits such as wine tasting and the arts. In winter the main attractions are the four ski areas, but for adrenaline junkies, the top year-round attraction is Kawarau Bridge, the world’s first commercial bungee site. Other adventures, such as hiking and whitewater rafting, may seem tame in comparison, but Queenstown’s dramatic beauty will make your heart race.
Queenstown comes with the tag these days of Remarkable, but not just because of the almost-vertical rock faces of the nearby Remarkables mountain range. The natural beauty of this four-season resort town, set in a glacial-carved alpine lake, is remarkable in itself. Even more so remarkable is remote Milford Sound, to the west of land-locked Queenstown along the fjord-riddled southwest coast. Called by some the eighth wonder of the world, the sound culminates the famed Milford Track hiking trail. But Queenstown is remarkable for another reason - the number of deranged thrill-seekers who flock here to live out Mountain Dew commercials and do all things EXTREME. If you're into things that make rational people flinch, Queenstown is your kind of burg. Bungy jumping, river-surfing, hang-gliding, parapenting, snowboarding, whatever ... it's all here. And by night, predictably, the town rocks. In fact, Queenstown has another tag - "Where the party never stops."