Cottages at Willowbrook Bed & Breakfast in Queenstown New Zealand . . .
If a Queenstown Bed & Breakfast in a peaceful country setting is what you seek, then look no further. Located on the back road between Queenstown and Arrowtown, Willowbrook Bed & Breakfast accommodation comprises a B&B farmhouse built in 1914 (now listed as a "protected feature") and several outhouses. The Queenstown cottages were former Shearer's Quarters. The Cottage has been rebuilt and a Hay Barn renovated allowing Willowbrook to offer varied styles of accommodation from Bed and Breakfast to Self catering.
If you are looking for Cottages in Queenstown, New Zealand, Willowbrook is the place for you. Call us now on +64 3 442 1773.
Relax in the knowledge that our beds are far more comfortable than you would find in most hotels. 
All beds have electric blankets for cosy nights during the winter and all rooms are either en suite or have a private bathroom. Smoking however is not permitted inside at Willowbrook B&B.
As Queenstown is called the "Activity capital of the world" - the surrounding Wakatipu Basin offers every conceivable form of outdoor activity, from bungy jumping to white water rafting, gold panning, paragliding, horse trekking, winery tours, and of course, some of the most famous walks in the world. eg. The Milford Track & The Routeburn Track to name just a couple. Follow this link for more ideas on activities in Queenstown.
Willowbrook cottages are ideal for Golf accommodation with 4 very picturesque Golf courses (Millbrook, Arrowtown Golf Club, Kelvin Heights and Jack's Point) all within minutes of your Queenstown Cottages.
So for your Queenstown Cottage accommodation, try Willowbrook B&B it's the place for you. Don't delay, call us now on +64 3 442 1773.
The remoteness of the location of our Queenstown accommodation makes it so peaceful and the quaint gold mining settlement of Arrowtown is only five minutes away.
So for your next country Bed & Breakfast experience, come to Willowbrook Queenstown Cottages in Central Otago, New Zealand.
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