Blanket Bay, Queenstown
Hotel description
General
Blanket Bay is located on the shore of the famous New Zealand Lake Wakatipu near the Quinstaun resort city. Here, you can enjoy modern comfort in an environment of great nature: You're facing amazing air, golden palette of the grass, and magnificent mountains. Blanket Bay offers guests a number in the main building (The Lodge) or a sala. There's a balcony or a terrace in all the rooms that opens a painting on the lake.
You are also expected to have restaurants of an exquisite Pacific kitchen and a variety of entertainment: helicopter and balloon flights, horse walks, mountain bicycles, walks, fishing, boat walks, skis, etc. Spa-salon guests, pool, sauna and steam, and a well-equipped gym. There's everything for a beautiful rest. The pleasure of staying in Blanket Bay will exceed all your expectations.
Position
I don't care about Queenstown. New Zealand.
Place
The hotel offers comfort numbers for different categories.
To guest services:
Lake Wakatipu room (Lodge Room) (53 square metres) - in the main hotel building with a view to the lake or the mountains.
Lodge suite (65 square metres) - The main building of the hotel, with a view to the lake or mountain, consists of a living room with a fire, a bedroom, a bathroom, a big balcony.
Chalet suite (65 square metres) - is located in a separate shade consisting of a living room with a fire, a bedroom, a balcony and a bathroom.
In each number: Fen, telephone, Internet access, mini bar, safe, television, cliff and smooth board, the Suite plates have additional ferry.
Species/Centre of Beauty and Health
There's a beauty spa salon in the hotel.
Sport and leisure
Here, you'll find great conditions for sports and recreation. You're expected to have an open pool, a runway, a stable, a fitness center, a hot tub.
In the outskirts of the hotel, you can do fishing, mountain bicycle, golf, take a balloon or take a boat or a helicopter tour.
For children
Game room.
Restaurants and bars
Two hotel restaurants offer traditional kitchen meals
Pacific peoples.
