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South Island Hotels for Your Next Holiday

Why Tourists Visit South Island

• Cruise through the dramatic fjords of Milford Sound.
• Hike the world-famous Routeburn and Hooker Valley Tracks.
• Ski or snowboard in Queenstown or Wanaka's ski fields.
• Explore Franz Josef and Fox Glaciers through scenic heli-hikes.
• Indulge in wine tasting at Marlborough or Central Otago vineyards.

South Island offers over 1,500 accommodations ranging from budget hostels to luxury lodges, with the majority concentrated in Queenstown, Christchurch, and Te Anau; average prices start around $100 USD per night for 3-star hotels and climb to $400+ USD for 5-star properties. The new Holiday Inn Queenstown Remarkables Park, opened in 2022, stands out for its contemporary design and proximity to both ski fields and lakeside activities.

South Island, New Zealand, is renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty, including the iconic Milford Sound, the Franz Josef Glacier, and Mount Cook (Aoraki), making it a paradise for nature and adventure enthusiasts.

The region's diverse landscapes also include the adrenaline capital Queenstown, the serene Lake Wanaka, and the tranquil vineyards of Marlborough, which collectively ensure a unique and varied travel experience.

With its world-class hiking trails, ski resorts, and opportunities for stargazing at designated Dark Sky Reserves, South Island is a top destination for both thrill-seekers and those looking to relax amidst stunning scenery.

South Island Tips You Must Know

• Book hotels during peak seasons (December-February and July-August) at least 3-4 months in advance to ensure availability.

• Shoulder seasons like March-April and October-November offer better pricing and fewer crowds without sacrificing great weather.

• Renting a car is highly recommended for exploring remote attractions, but be aware of the winding mountain roads and drive on the left side.

• Many hotels near popular areas, like Mount Cook, tend to sell out quickly due to limited availability, so plan ahead.

• Pack for variable weather conditions, as South Island can experience sudden changes even during the summer.

Christchurch

Christchurch, often called the 'Garden City,' blends urban innovation with natural beauty, showcased by the lush Botanic Gardens and the post-quake transformation of its vibrant cityscape. The Christchurch Gondola offers panoramic views of the Canterbury Plains and Southern Alps. Nearby, the artsy container mall and street art bring surprising vibrancy to a city still evolving.

Discover the perfect stay among hotels in Christchurch for your South Island adventure.

Queenstown

Queenstown, dubbed the 'Adventure Capital of the World,' sits on the shores of Lake Wakatipu and attracts thrill-seekers with bungee jumping and skydiving. Its lesser-known vineyards, producing world-class Pinot Noir, are a treat for wine enthusiasts. The TSS Earnslaw, a vintage steamship, offers lake cruises, combining history and stunning scenery.

Find the best accommodations among hotels in Queenstown for a thrilling getaway.

Dunedin

Dunedin charms with its rich Scottish heritage, visible in landmarks like the ornate Larnach Castle and the historic railway station. The Otago Peninsula, home to rare seabirds and the world’s smallest penguins, offers wildlife lovers a unique experience. Quirky attractions like Baldwin Street, the steepest residential street globally, add to its eccentric appeal.

Browse hotels in Dunedin to start exploring this charming blend of nature and history.

Nelson

Nelson, known for its arts scene, offers galleries and local crafts inspired by its sunny climate and stunning landscapes. The city serves as a gateway to Abel Tasman National Park, famous for golden beaches and turquoise bays. Nelson’s thriving culinary scene, including fresh seafood and artisan markets, is a hidden delight.

Explore hotels in Nelson to immerse yourself in its creative and natural wonders.

Invercargill

Invercargill, the southernmost city in New Zealand, surprises with its Victorian architecture and wide streets designed for horse-drawn carriages. Bluff, just a short drive away, is the gateway to Stewart Island and known for its famous Bluff oysters. Classic motoring enthusiasts will enjoy the Bill Richardson Transport World, a unique automotive museum.

Check out hotels in Invercargill for a stay that brings you closer to these surprises.

Budget-Friendly Gems

Discover affordable Cheap and budget hotels in Queenstown and Dunedin to stretch your travel budget without sacrificing comfort.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

Pinewood Houses And Apartments

Queenstown

Skyline Gondola (1 km)
Queenstown Gardens (1.2 km)
Lake Wakatipu (1 km)

This affordable property offers cozy alpine-style accommodations just a short walk from Queenstown’s vibrant nightlife, perfect for budget travelers seeking both comfort and location.

Affordable rates
Self-catering facilities
Close to nightlife

$50-$90/night

Heartland Hotel Queenstown

Queenstown

Lake Wakatipu (500 m)
Skyline Gondola (750 m)
Shotover Canyon (1.5 km)

With its iconic steep-roofed chalets, this budget hotel offers spectacular views of Lake Wakatipu without breaking the bank.

Panoramic views
Central location
On-site restaurant

$80-$120/night

Kingsgate Hotel Dunedin

Dunedin

Dunedin Railway Station (1 km)
Otago Museum (850 m)
Baldwin Street (3.5 km)

Known for its value-for-money, it features Victorian-style charm that reflects Dunedin’s historic roots while keeping stays affordable.

Charming decor
Walking distance to town
Free parking

$70-$110/night

City Center Comforts

Find more conveniently located Central hotels in Christchurch, Queenstown, or Tekapo for your stay.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

Nomads Queenstown Hostel

Queenstown

Lake Wakatipu (350 m)
Skyline Gondola (500 m)
Queenstown Gardens (600 m)

Surprisingly social and modern, this hostel sits in the heart of Queenstown and features a sauna for post-adventure relaxation.

Central location
Social atmosphere
Free breakfast

$30-$60/night

Peppers Bluewater Resort

Lake Tekapo

Lake Tekapo (500 m)
Church of the Good Shepherd (700 m)
Tekapo Hot Springs (1 km)

Built to echo the colors of Lake Tekapo, this resort blends natural tones with stunning lakefront views.

Scenic location
Modern design
On-site restaurant

$170-$250/night

Fable Christchurch

Christchurch

Cathedral Square (500 m)
Hagley Park (1 km)
Christchurch Botanic Gardens (1.3 km)

This centrally-located boutique hotel offers stylish luxury and is a quick walk from Christchurch’s Re:START Mall.

Elegant decor
Central location
Exceptional dining

$150-$220/night

Luxurious Escapes

Explore opulent Luxury hotels in Mt Cook, Franz Josef, and Christchurch for an unforgettable luxury escape.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

Lylo Christchurch

Christchurch

Cathedral Square (2 km)
Hagley Park (2.5 km)
Christchurch Botanic Gardens (3 km)

This modern capsule-style luxury hotel redefines efficiency and style for travelers seeking upscale yet sleek stays.

Modern design
Close to airport
Quiet atmosphere

$100-$180/night

The Hermitage Hotel Mt Cook

Mount Cook

Aoraki/Mount Cook (5 km)
Hooker Valley Track (4 km)
Tasman Lake (8 km)

Famous for its unmatched views of Aoraki/Mount Cook, the Hermitage boasts stargazing options in an International Dark Sky Reserve.

Spectacular views
On-site activities
Astronomy tours

$250-$400/night

Rainforest Retreat

Franz Josef

Franz Josef Glacier (1.5 km)
Westland Tai Poutini National Park (1 km)
Lake Mapourika (7 km)

Hidden at the edge of a rainforest in Franz Josef, this retreat offers eco-luxury surrounded by lush greenery and bird calls.

Eco-friendly
Private outdoor hot tubs
Exceptional privacy

$200-$300/night

Unique Boutique Hotels

Discover stylish Boutique hotels in Blenheim, Dunedin, and beyond for an unforgettable intimate vibe.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

Carnmore Chateau Marlborough

Blenheim

Marlborough Museum (2.5 km)
Omaka Aviation Heritage Centre (4 km)
Marlborough Vineyards (5 km)

Blending elegance with sustainability, this boutique hotel in Blenheim is the only five-star option in the Marlborough wine region.

Exclusive location
Eco-friendly practices
Gourmet dining

$180-$260/night

Hotel St Clair

Dunedin

St Clair Beach (50 m)
Otago Museum (5 km)
Dunedin Railway Station (5.2 km)

Located on the St Clair Esplanade in Dunedin, it offers unmatched views of the Pacific Ocean right from its ultra-chic suites.

Beachfront location
Modern amenities
Nearby cafes

$190-$270/night

Fable Dunedin

Dunedin

Dunedin Railway Station (1 km)
Octagon (700 m)
Toitu Otago Settlers Museum (1.2 km)

Housed in an iconic heritage building, this boutique hotel wraps guests in timeless elegance and boasts a storied history tied to Dunedin’s golden age.

Heritage architecture
Luxury rooms
Prime location

$200-$280/night

Family-Friendly Stays

Check out these brilliant Family Friendly hotels in Hanmer Springs and Queenstown, offering fun for all ages.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

Hanmer Springs Hotel

Hanmer Springs

Hanmer Springs Thermal Pools (200 m)
Marble Point Winery (14 km)
Hanmer Forest Park (5 km)

This family hotspot is located steps away from the famous Hanmer Springs Thermal Pools, perfect for a relaxing day out with kids.

Thermal pool access
Spacious rooms
Play areas

$120-$180/night

Lylo Queenstown

Queenstown

Lake Wakatipu (300 m)
Skyline Gondola (600 m)
Queenstown Gardens (400 m)

A funky new addition to Queenstown, Lylo blends capsule pods with clever family-sized bunk arrangements for adventurous families.

Affordable rates
Modern design
Central location

$50-$100/night

Rendezvous Heritage Hotel Queenstown

Queenstown

Lake Wakatipu (500 m)
Skyline Gondola (1 km)
Queenstown Gardens (800 m)

Famous for its family suites and lakefront setting, this hotel offers breathtaking views and kid-friendly amenities all together.

Family suites
Great lake views
Central location

$150-$250/night

Frequently asked question

What are the best areas in South Island to stay near major attractions?

For easy access to Fiordland National Park, stay in Te Anau, or stay in Queenstown for proximity to Lake Wakatipu and adrenaline activities.

Are there family-friendly hotels in South Island, and what amenities can I expect?

Yes, many hotels in South Island, such as in Christchurch or Wanaka, offer family suites, babysitting services, and kid-friendly dining options.

What’s the average cost for mid-range hotels in South Island?

Mid-range hotels typically range from $100 to $200 USD per night, with pricing higher in peak tourist hubs like Queenstown and Franz Josef.

Are there boutique hotels in South Island for couples or solo travelers?

Yes, you’ll find boutique options such as The Dairy Private Hotel in Queenstown with unique styling, local art, and personalized experiences.

What type of lodge options are available near hiking trails in South Island?

Lodges like Mt Cook Lakeside Retreat near Mount Cook provide breathtaking views, easy trail access, and cozy amenities like hot tubs and fireplaces.