Jack's Point Rise
Frankton, Queenstown
Luxury Lodges & Villas
5 bedrooms
$2500.00 - $3200.00 per night
Queenstown holiday homes range from central houses close to the lakefront to larger bases near Frankton, Arrowtown and the routes to the ski fields. A self-contained stay can work particularly well for families and groups who want shared living space, their own kitchen and room for outdoor gear.
13 listed properties. Confirm current availability, pricing, and booking terms with the provider shown on each listing.
Frankton, Queenstown
Luxury Lodges & Villas
5 bedrooms
$2500.00 - $3200.00 per night
Central Queenstown, Queenstown
Luxury Lodges & Villas
5 bedrooms
$6990.00 - $15000.00 per night
Glenorchy, Queenstown
Holiday Houses & Baches
2 bedrooms
$260.00 - $400.00 per night
Frankton, Queenstown
Luxury Lodges & Villas
$3000.00 - $5000.00 per night
Central Queenstown, Queenstown
Holiday Houses & Baches
$5500.00 - $8500.00 per night
Central Queenstown, Queenstown
Holiday Houses & Baches
4 bedrooms · 5 bathrooms
$945.00 - $1485.00 per night
Current Find Holiday Homes inventory
13 current listings match this destination in the current directory. Availability, pricing and booking terms remain with the provider shown on each listing.
Property types represented: Holiday Houses & Baches, Luxury Lodges & Villas.
Among the 8 listings that currently publish bedroom data, the range is 2–6 bedrooms.
Categories and counts come from the current listing data; confirm individual features with the provider.
Choose the centre when walking to the lakefront, restaurants and visitor activities matters most. Check the exact gradient and parking arrangement: some homes with elevated views sit above the compact town centre.
Frankton is practical for Queenstown Airport, supermarkets, shopping and the eastern end of the Queenstown Trail. It suits travellers who value easier airport access over being able to walk into the town centre.
Arrowtown offers a smaller historic village setting with cafés and trail access. It is a separate base from central Queenstown, so allow for bus or driving time when planning evenings in town or ski-field days.
Stay towards Glenorchy for scenery, walking and a quieter pace rather than quick access to Queenstown nightlife. A car and advance planning for food and fuel make this option easier.
Winter trips are shaped by ski-field access, early starts and space for wet gear, while summer stays often centre on the lake, trails and long outdoor evenings. Demand can tighten around school holidays and major events in any season, so compare cancellation terms and the exact location before committing.
Central stays can reduce the need to drive for meals and lakefront activities. Queenstown’s public bus network connects the centre with Frankton, Arrowtown and several suburbs, while a car remains useful for flexible ski-field, Glenorchy and wider-region trips.
Central Queenstown is the simplest base for walking to the lakefront, restaurants and many departure points. Frankton and Arrowtown have bus links, but always check the individual property’s distance from a stop and the timetable for the hours you need.
Look beyond the number of bedrooms. Confirm heating, parking, a place to store and dry equipment, the route to your preferred ski field and whether the layout works for early starts without disturbing the whole group.
The current results may include homes tagged for families or groups. Use the live listing details to compare bedroom layouts and stated capacity, then confirm availability, house rules and booking terms with the provider.
Frankton is closer to Queenstown Airport and major shops. Central Queenstown is better if the priority is a walkable evening by the lakefront. The better choice depends on arrival time, transport and plans for the following day.