Chalet Queenstown is a 4-star bed and breakfast in Queenstown, New Zealand. Nestled at 1 Dublin Street, the property sits only 0,4 mi from the city center, putting alpine adventures within easy reach. Price starts from $143, and with 395 reviews, this destination has plenty of traveler stories to share.

Inside, a well-appointed lineup of amenities keeps stays comfortable: skiing access, free private parking and on-site parking, complimentary Wifi, and streaming services for Netflix-like entertainment. Outdoor spaces include a sun deck, balcony, patio, garden, and picnic area, while a tour desk, private entrance, and 24-hour front desk help with planning and arrivals. Soundproof rooms, non-smoking options, and views of lake, mountain, garden, or landmark keep nights peaceful, with extra-long beds and free toiletries adding extra comfort.

From a tranquil corner of Queenstown, Chalet Queenstown invites travelers to wake to lake and mountain views before stepping out to explore nearby sights. A private entrance and free parking make arrival a breeze, and a stay here pairs easy access to the heart of town with a blend of garden serenity and modern comforts at 1 Dublin Street.

Wake to lake and mountain views as Queenstown unfolds outside the door, then step into a private entrance that welcomes arrivals with ease. Just 0,4 mi from the city center, this tranquil base blends garden serenity with modern comforts, perfect for alpine adventures and restful evenings.

Outdoor spaces invite a slow morning or sunset unwind: a sun deck, balcony, patio, garden, and a picnic area frame the days with fresh air. Inside, streaming services and complimentary Wifi bring vacation entertainment to easy reach, while skiing access and free parking keep momentum steady for exploring nearby sights.

Comfort is built in with soundproof rooms, non-smoking options, extra-long beds, and free toiletries that add little luxuries to the stay. Handy touches arrive with a 24-hour front desk and a tour desk to tailor the next day’s itinerary, whether that means hitting the slopes, chasing lake views, or wandering town streets.