Hulbert House Luxury Boutique Lodge Queenstown

Award-winning Hulbert House is one of Queenstown’s original grand homes dating to 1888. This luxury boutique hotel stands proudly on a hill overlooking Queenstown and is only a five-minute walk to the centre. This Victorian Villa has been beautifully restored to an elegant six-suite hotel with heritage interiors and contemporary facilities.

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Best for: 5-Star Heritage Hotel, Luxury Victorian Villa, Peaceful, Gourmet Breakfast, Canapes and Drinks Each Evening, $$$$

At the Hulbert House Luxury Boutique Lodge Queenstown you can choose from the Grand Room and Premium Rooms, each named after historical moments in Hulbert House’s past.

For example, the Archerfield Room is named for a time between 1942 and 1945. During this time the house was leased by Archerfield Girls School of Dunedin. The house was a safe place for the girls during the Second World War.

The Space

Each room is lavishly decorated and furnished in historic style, with views of either Lake Wakatipu, Skyline Hill, or the hotel’s beautiful garden.

The Grand Room has the best views and is furnished in purple, royal blue, and gold interiors.

You’ll appreciate the turn-down service each evening and a night on your soft feather-like warm bed is sure to detox your body and mind.

The rooms have air conditioning and heating, Egyptian linens, and bathrobes. You’ll love the full gourmet breakfast with sourdough bread, raspberry, chia seed pots, eggs, and bacon.

Hulbert House Luxury Boutique Lodge Queenstown

Guest Review

The decoration of the property is gorgeous, the breakfast, pre-dinner canapes and refreshments, chocolate brownies and slices are fantastic. The room service pays extra attention to details. The location is perfect, a short walking distance to town.

What’s Nearby

You can easily access the Shotover Canyon Swing from here. There are plenty of cycling tracks, Queenstown Bike Park, and hikes in the area.

For example, the Queenstown Hill Walking Track and the Queenstown Trail. This is a hiking and biking track between Queenstown, Arrowtown, and Gibbston.

Here’s the Department of Conservation link to walks in the area.