Heritage Queenstown

Heritage Queenstown (operating as Rendezvous Heritage Hotel Queenstown) is located at 91 Fernhill Road, on the lower slopes of Ben Lomond Mountain, around a 15-minute lakeside walk from central Queenstown and about 13-16 minutes by car from Queenstown Airport.

The hotel has 175 rooms and suites. Room categories include Deluxe Rooms (26-28m², some with alpine or lake-view balconies), Deluxe Family Rooms (33m²), Premier Rooms (40m²) with alpine or lake outlooks, and a range of self-contained apartments: Studio Apartments and One Bedroom Apartments (44m²) with kitchen facilities, Premier Two Bedroom Apartments (88m²) with full kitchens, and interconnecting studio and family suite configurations (72-88m²) suited to groups and families.

Meetings and events are a notable feature of the property. The purpose-built Icon Room offers expansive lake and mountain views and can be used combined (192m², up to 250 guests) or split into Icon Room 1 (102m², up to 125) and Icon Room 2 (90m², up to 100), with an adjoining Icon Foyer (140m², up to 150) featuring floor-to-ceiling windows and a balcony over Lake Wakatipu and the Remarkables. The Pounamu Room can be combined (180m², up to 170) or divided into Pounamu 1 (50m², up to 40) and Pounamu 2 (120m², up to 140), suiting board meetings, trade shows and breakout sessions. An Icon Rooftop terrace, holding up to 170 guests, provides uninterrupted lake and mountain views for receptions and events. Conference packages include built-in AV equipment, high-speed WiFi and on-site catering.

Dining is provided by Mackenzies Restaurant & Bar, open daily with fireside and al fresco options. Recreational facilities include an indoor/outdoor pool, spa pool, sauna and a fully equipped gym.

With 175 rooms, a flexible conference wing scaling from small boardrooms to a 250-guest Icon Room, a dedicated rooftop event space and on-site dining and wellness facilities, Heritage Queenstown is well suited to residential conferences, incentive programmes and corporate retreats seeking both formal meeting capacity and scenic function space within reach of central Queenstown.