We really enjoyed this lovely little guest house in Queenstown. Josef is such a lovely man, very funny and cooks a mean breakfast (plus European style cold cuts and cheese if you want it). If you haven't got much luggage you can walk there from the airport (they offer a free transfer for those laden with baggage like we were) but the double glazing means that you can't actually hear any noise from the planes.
We stayed in a double room at the back of the property, up a flight of stairs, in a purpose built accomodation wing. The are a few bedrooms opening out onto a communal kitchen and living/dining area but they are all carefully screened off so you can interact with fellow guests or hide in your room reading a book if you prefer. The kitchen is a good size and has all the amenities you need for delux self catering. The fixtures and furnishings through out the accomodation are modern and very well kept, the bed was comfortable and the shower was really powerful and spotlessly clean.
The is also a bus stop right outside the house on the opposite side of the road that takes you into central Queenstown in about 10 minutes. If you want to be really in the thick of it, this place isn't for you, but if you want peace and quiet and easy access to the action then it's ideal.
Our only reservation was that it's ever so slightly expensive compared to what else is being offered in the town. I'm sure that doesn't prevent it being packed out during the ski season though when it's ski lodge style would really come into its own.
