Hotel a Lago St. Clair

“Amazing, quite unique, hotel floating in the middle of a lake with snow capped mountains in the backdrop, picture perfect. BUT that's it. There's really nothing else to do here, as you rely on food SOLEly provided by the hotel and there's no other external sources for food being so remote and the portions are small so pack some snacks, instant noodles. Aims for some fine dining vibe, but the quality is sub-par, may be due to meals being included in the price. The food alone would convince you...

“Yes extremly”

“Alles daran ist fantastisch ”

“Clean room, helpful, responsive smiling staff, great restaurant on site, good location ”

“Easy after hours check in, perfect place for an overnight stay.”

“Check in was at 3pm. Lovely lady called Louise relayed where our Our cabin was called Clair. ”

“The Empire Hotel Queenstown oozes character and charm. Our room was simple but clean with lovely linen and the beds were very comfortable. Our check in at the front bar was easy and the staff were very friendly. Pub food was nicely done and it was a fantastic location straight across the road from the Wilderness Railway station in Queenstown. Lovely old town with friendly locals.”

“Friendly staff, clean and comfortable rooms and beds, good hot shower. Ticked all the boxes for us as a family. Would stay here again. ”

“Clean & spacious room, very quiet and comfortable.”

“Excellent stay”

“Breakfast was not available. Dinner menu excellent. Easy parking and walk into Queenstown”

“for a 3 night stay I would have preferred a second set of towels”

“Clean comfy great amenities friendly staff. ”

“A basic room, but very clean and maintained. However, there was a problem with the shower having no facilities for putting in shampoo, soap, etc., and only one cake of soap was provided for a two-night stay. Also, we booked and paid for a deluxe, downstairs room, but were upstairs, which made it very difficult for my wife, who has mobility problems. The stairwell closest to the restaurant did not have a working light, which was a problem once the night arrived”