Victoria Railway Hotel, Invercargill, Nieuw-Zeeland

Inner-city, Victorian-style, boutique hotel. Built in 1896, the Victoria Railway Hotel is an Invercargill Icon.

This Invercargill icon is one of the last remaining hotels in New Zealand still being used for its original purpose. The hotel specializes in accommodation with a range of options from standard to executive and VIP Rooms.

Lounge Bar and on-site dining for guests is available within the hotel at Gerrard’s Restaurant, where the focus is traditional Kiwi fare, fine Invercargill Beers and Kiwi wines.

Our Victorian-style boutique hotel features:

22 Bedrooms

A location in the heart of the city center (less than 100m to Wachner Place)

Built 1896, NZ Historic Places Trust Category Class 1

Unique blend of atmosphere and charm

Heritage trail building

Major upgrade and refurbishment completed May 2004

On site lounge bar and dining at Gerrards Restaurant

VIP and executive suites

Ground floor accessible units

Sitting room available for use by guests as a display room

CCTV, broadband and 24 hr PIR access

Adjacent to ICC car park building

Opposite the railway station

Stewart Island ferry bus departs outside Leven Street door

City Center. One block to the north-west of Wachner Place (the intersections of State Highways 1 & 6). The Hotel is number 3 Leven Street and occupies the block from Esk Street West through to Picadilly Lane.