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Empire Hotel Queenstown

Hotel Highlights

Welcome to the Empire Hotel Queenstown, the hidden gem nestled in the heart of Tasmania! Just a stone's throw away from the vibrant city center of Queenstown — only 0.1mi away — this charming 3-star hotel invites you to experience the perfect blend of comfort and adventure. Starting at an unbeatable price of just $131 a night, you're set for an exhilarating escape in a breathtaking location.

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Rooms

Double Room with Private Bathroom in Empire Hotel Queenstown

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1 Double Bed

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160 sqft

Double Room, Private Bathroom

Private Bathroom

Flat-screen TV

Refrigerator

Tea/Coffee maker

Experience the comfort and convenience of our Double Room with Private Bathroom, complete with a spacious 161 sqft area, a Queen size bed, and modern amenities such as a flat-screen TV and refrigerator. Enjoy a relaxing shower and a cup of tea or coffee in the privacy of your own room.

Triple Room with Private Bathroom in Empire Hotel Queenstown

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1 Twin Bed

1 Double Bed

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140 sqft

Double, Triple, Private Bathroom

Private Bathroom

Flat-screen TV

Refrigerator

Tea/Coffee maker

Stay in our spacious Triple Room with Private Bathroom, featuring stunning mountain views and all the comforts you need for a relaxing stay: a flat-screen TV, refrigerator, tea/coffee maker, and a cozy shower. With accommodations for 3 adults and 1 child, you'll have plenty of space to unwind and enjoy your stay.

Single Room with Shared Bathroom in Empire Hotel Queenstown

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1 Twin Bed

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95 sqft

Single Room, Shared Bathroom

Mountain view

Unwind in our cozy Single Room with stunning mountain views, offering a comfortable Twin bed, heating, and essential amenities like towels and linens. Enjoy the peace and serenity of your own private space while sharing a bathroom with other guests.

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Unleash your inner foodie at our restaurant, or unwind with a refreshing drink at the bar after a day of exploring the stunning landscape. Enjoy the mountain views right from the comfort of your room, and take advantage of our free Wifi for sharing those scenic snaps! Your family's covered too, with kids' meals available to satisfy even the pickiest eaters. And if you're a golf enthusiast, there’s a golf course nearby for those looking to hit a few holes during their stay.

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Lobby or reception in Empire Hotel Queenstown

Experience the Best

Join the rave reviews from our 909 happy guests who can’t get enough of the Empire Hotel experience! With convenient amenities such as free parking and room service for those lazy mornings, you’re bound to make incredible memories here. So, pack your bags and get ready for an unforgettable adventure at Empire Hotel Queenstown!

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Balcony/Terrace in Empire Hotel Queenstown

Plan Your Stay

After indulging in the delicious offerings at our on-site restaurant, get ready to embark on a plethora of adventures that Queenstown has to offer! Whether you’re gliding down scenic hiking trails or immersing yourself in the rich history of Tasmania, there's no shortage of experiences waiting for you right outside the door of the Empire Hotel. Create marvelous stories while exploring iconic landmarks or float down the mighty rivers – Queenstown’s natural beauty lends itself to countless opportunities for both relaxation and adrenaline-pumping excitement!

Restaurant/places to eat in Empire Hotel Queenstown
Lounge or bar in Empire Hotel Queenstown

Amenities

Free parking

Restaurant

Free wifi

Room service

Bar

Parking On Site

Mountain view

Non-smoking rooms

Restaurant/places to eat in Empire Hotel Queenstown
Restaurant/places to eat in Empire Hotel Queenstown

Restaurant

Restaurant

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Food and drinks in Empire Hotel Queenstown
Lounge or bar in Empire Hotel Queenstown
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Shared bathrooms were excellent. Room facilities were good, but fly screens would have been good, though insects did not seem to be a problem. Air conditioning would have improved comfort upon arrival, though Queenstown cooled down once the sun went down and as such our comfort levels went up. Food was pretty good, wife enjoyed a lovely steak, daughter enjoyed a steak as well, whilst I was not able to finish a scrumptious Fettuccini Carbonara, breakfast was pretty good as well, though proprietors might consider having a short order cook in the morning to prepare a hot breakfast at a reasonable additional charge, might have been an economic consideration, given the larger number of people staying, the night we stayed there, at breakfast the next morning, something to consider, might add to client experience of The Empire Hotel, and possibly to their bottom line ? Kind regards Peter Enright

Mukhabbat

My stay at the oldest hotel in Tasmania was truly enchanting and fascinating. The hotel's ambiance, steeped in history, left a lasting impression on me. It's a must-see destination in Tasmania due to its rich heritage. The hotel's restaurant offers delicious traditional Australian parmis, making it a culinary highlight of the stay. However, reservations are highly recommended due to its popularity. Overall, despite a few minor drawbacks, my experience at this historic hotel was delightful, and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a unique and memorable stay in Tasmania.

Katarzyna

Wow! What can I say. A beautifully renovated room and new ensuite. A lovely upstairs verandah perfect to sit with a drink, enjoy the sun on your back and a delightful view. We ordered dinner which was delivered to or room and it was quite honestly the best pub meal we have eaten. (The beef cheeks and lamb shanks).Nothing was a problem for the lovely staff. The breakfast was included and it was at a VERY reasonable price. Would most definitely return!

Kate

Although rooms were above the pub, it was quiet. Location was great, right in the middle of the township. Bathrooms were lovely as recently renovated, a short walk from your room if you don't mind sharing with others although we never had to wait while we were there. Continental breakfast was absolutely fine, and you can help yourself whenever you wake up which is good for early risers.

Rachel

Great historic building in a central location. Everything in town is walking distance, and if you want a change from eating downstairs, the cafe at the train station across the road is awesome. The shared bathrooms were fantastic. The food in the pub was excellent. Really friendly staff, who provided great service.

Daniel

Shared bathrooms were excellent. Room facilities were good, but fly screens would have been good, though insects did not seem to be a problem. Air conditioning would have improved comfort upon arrival, though Queenstown cooled down once the sun went down and as such our comfort levels went up. Food was pretty good, wife enjoyed a lovely steak, daughter enjoyed a steak as well, whilst I was not able to finish a scrumptious Fettuccini Carbonara, breakfast was pretty good as well, though proprietors might consider having a short order cook in the morning to prepare a hot breakfast at a reasonable additional charge, might have been an economic consideration, given the larger number of people staying, the night we stayed there, at breakfast the next morning, something to consider, might add to client experience of The Empire Hotel, and possibly to their bottom line ? Kind regards Peter Enright

Mukhabbat

My stay at the oldest hotel in Tasmania was truly enchanting and fascinating. The hotel's ambiance, steeped in history, left a lasting impression on me. It's a must-see destination in Tasmania due to its rich heritage. The hotel's restaurant offers delicious traditional Australian parmis, making it a culinary highlight of the stay. However, reservations are highly recommended due to its popularity. Overall, despite a few minor drawbacks, my experience at this historic hotel was delightful, and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a unique and memorable stay in Tasmania.

Katarzyna

Wow! What can I say. A beautifully renovated room and new ensuite. A lovely upstairs verandah perfect to sit with a drink, enjoy the sun on your back and a delightful view. We ordered dinner which was delivered to or room and it was quite honestly the best pub meal we have eaten. (The beef cheeks and lamb shanks).Nothing was a problem for the lovely staff. The breakfast was included and it was at a VERY reasonable price. Would most definitely return!

Kate

Although rooms were above the pub, it was quiet. Location was great, right in the middle of the township. Bathrooms were lovely as recently renovated, a short walk from your room if you don't mind sharing with others although we never had to wait while we were there. Continental breakfast was absolutely fine, and you can help yourself whenever you wake up which is good for early risers.

Rachel

Great historic building in a central location. Everything in town is walking distance, and if you want a change from eating downstairs, the cafe at the train station across the road is awesome. The shared bathrooms were fantastic. The food in the pub was excellent. Really friendly staff, who provided great service.

Daniel

Shared bathrooms were excellent. Room facilities were good, but fly screens would have been good, though insects did not seem to be a problem. Air conditioning would have improved comfort upon arrival, though Queenstown cooled down once the sun went down and as such our comfort levels went up. Food was pretty good, wife enjoyed a lovely steak, daughter enjoyed a steak as well, whilst I was not able to finish a scrumptious Fettuccini Carbonara, breakfast was pretty good as well, though proprietors might consider having a short order cook in the morning to prepare a hot breakfast at a reasonable additional charge, might have been an economic consideration, given the larger number of people staying, the night we stayed there, at breakfast the next morning, something to consider, might add to client experience of The Empire Hotel, and possibly to their bottom line ? Kind regards Peter Enright

Mukhabbat

My stay at the oldest hotel in Tasmania was truly enchanting and fascinating. The hotel's ambiance, steeped in history, left a lasting impression on me. It's a must-see destination in Tasmania due to its rich heritage. The hotel's restaurant offers delicious traditional Australian parmis, making it a culinary highlight of the stay. However, reservations are highly recommended due to its popularity. Overall, despite a few minor drawbacks, my experience at this historic hotel was delightful, and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a unique and memorable stay in Tasmania.

Katarzyna

Wow! What can I say. A beautifully renovated room and new ensuite. A lovely upstairs verandah perfect to sit with a drink, enjoy the sun on your back and a delightful view. We ordered dinner which was delivered to or room and it was quite honestly the best pub meal we have eaten. (The beef cheeks and lamb shanks).Nothing was a problem for the lovely staff. The breakfast was included and it was at a VERY reasonable price. Would most definitely return!

Kate

Although rooms were above the pub, it was quiet. Location was great, right in the middle of the township. Bathrooms were lovely as recently renovated, a short walk from your room if you don't mind sharing with others although we never had to wait while we were there. Continental breakfast was absolutely fine, and you can help yourself whenever you wake up which is good for early risers.

Rachel

Great historic building in a central location. Everything in town is walking distance, and if you want a change from eating downstairs, the cafe at the train station across the road is awesome. The shared bathrooms were fantastic. The food in the pub was excellent. Really friendly staff, who provided great service.

Daniel

Location

2 Orr Street, Queenstown, 7467, Australia

Reservations:

+1 (888) 385-8465

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Empire Hotel Queenstown