By Jim Flynn
Eichardt’s Private Hotel is the Grand Dame of Queenstown and is the place to stay.
Architectural Digest
We were so glad to come to Queenstown yesterday and to check in to such a nice place. The staff here is amazing, nothing is a bother, it is a beautifully presented hotel and the setting is literally perfect you can walk everywhere in town. You are right on the lake also. All great and wouldn’t complain about a single thing as I love boutique hotels and this one is a gem.
Clem, UK
We were so glad to come to Queenstown yesterday and to check in to such a nice place. The staff here is amazing, nothing is a bother, it is a beautifully presented hotel and the setting is literally perfect you can walk everywhere in town. You are right on the lake also. All great and wouldn’t complain about a single thing as I love boutique hotels and this one is a gem.
Clem, UK
See Inside This Penthouse Suite in New Zealand That Costs $10,000 a Night
Situated in the adventure tourism capital city of Queenstown, it comes with panoramic views of the surrounding landscape and a personal chef.
In a country known the world over for its natural splendor, New Zealand’s tourists tend to choose secluded mountain getaways or lakeside retreats over a stay in the adventure capital of the world. For the owner of the Eichardt’s Private Hotel, Andrew Cox, this was a niche that was missing in the local market: a lodging experience with the charm of the New Zealand landscape and the luxury of a metropolitan hotel. As a response, he opened The Penthouse by Eichardt, a $10,000-per-night stay in the heart of Queenstown. “New Zealand’s luxury lodges are typically located in remote locations, whereas the Penthouse gives you high-end lodgelike accommodation and experiences, yet it’s located in our scenic adventure tourism capital,” Cox tells Architectural Digest. With breathtaking, panoramic views of Lake Wakatipu and amenities that surpass usual standards of luxury, The Penthouse at Eichardt’s is the best of both worlds.
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http://www.architecturaldigest.com/gallery/see-inside-penthouse-suite-new-zealand-costs-10000-a-night
