Bellini's of Queenstown

Bellini's Lodge - Queenstown Luxury Accommodation.

Bellini's is an intimate, exclusive, private and luxurious lodge in Queenstown providing bed and breakfast.

Bellini's secluded country location is tranquil and easy to access. Set on two acres of garden and expansive lawns behind the privacy of a Hawthorn hedge, poplars and silver birches, we are only five minutes from the best restaurants in the area and the local attractions.

Bellini's is an architectural gem designed by Fred Van Brandenburg, and built using schist stone, natural cedar, and massive old wooden beams, to create a gorgeous boutique lodge accommodation that is both sophisticated and charming. In each suite guests enjoy private garden patios which open to sweeping lawns, and extensive flower gardens.

Arrowtown, five minutes away, is a small unspoilt village and is always our guests preferred spot for dining and shopping.

We spend as much or as little time with guests as they prefer advising on activities to suit their interests and time available.

From Bellini's, you can easily enjoy unspoiled wilderness, walks past mountain lakes and streams, and dramatic fiords. Alternatively enjoy the vast choice of adventure sports and outdoor challenges the Queenstown region offers.

Alongside these, you'll enjoy world class pleasures and indulgences – restaurants, wineries, golf courses.

Our boutique lodge is superbly located. Its expansive grounds and gardens are set in a secluded location only twelve minutes from Queenstown airport, and four minutes from the main road that takes you to all your sight seeing and activities.

We serve superb breakfasts and evening cocktails, when you may share your experiences with fellow guests. Among the restaurants close by, three are rated among New Zealand's finest and they take special care of Bellini's guests

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This page was last updated: 16 February 2007