Hotels in Auckland

"I recently stayed at the Holiday Inn Express Auckland City Centre for one night during my solo travels, and I couldn’t have been happier with my choice. The location is absolutely fantastic—right in the heart of Auckland, making it incredibly convenient to explore the city. Many attractions, restaurants, and shops are just a short walk away, which saved me a lot of time and effort. What stood out most, however, was the excellent staff. They were not only friendly and professional but went above and beyond to ensure my stay was comfortable. Whether it was check-in, providing local recommendations, or assisting with my queries, they were always helpful and approachable. The room itself was clean, modern, and well-equipped, offering everything I needed for a comfortable night’s stay. The bed was cozy, and the overall atmosphere made it easy to relax after a day of exploring. For solo travelers like myself, I highly recommend this hotel for its prime location, attentive staff, and excellent value for money. I’ll definitely consider staying here again on my next visit to Auckland!"

"Luxurious and excellent stay in the heart of Auckland. Booking here was a no-brainer as it's one of the newer and more modern hotels in Auckland CBD + the newness of the bedroom amenities and hotel facilities really showed. The footbridge on level 4 connects this hotel to the older SkyCity Hotel across the street and made it really easy to take shortcuts to avoid traffic (plus great to use in wet weather). The only thing I raised with reception though was I specifically requested a room with nice city views, but was advised I'd have to pay an extra ~$350 NZD per night as these rooms were located on level 8 and onwards. I only knew of this after I entered the room, and noticed a distinct shadow being cast into the room. Turns out we got a room facing the new multi-level carpark being built, so didn't get direct sunlight or nice views. The other thing to note is, this hotel doesn't have a pool. Otherwise, if you're looking to stay somewhere close to shops and restaurants, this is a great option as everything is close in walking distance."

"What a great spot, amazing views, so close to everything. Bed was very comfortable, amenities were perfect. so clean and tidy and a nice basket of goodies to enjoy. Our only negative was being right by front door when other guests came in at 3am, noisily chattering outside in the hall way and doors banging closed. (for other guests reading this please be mindful of this when you are coming in at night) Other than that we had a lovely stay. Highly recommend."

"Auckland's first stop, still quite warm, 2 minutes walk from the countdown, dining street is also very close. The type of room booked is a bit small, especially with children to confirm with the hotel first"

"Good location. Average room and amenities. Service is okay, friendly."

"The hotel is conveniently located next to the University of Auckland. You can walk about 1 kilometer to Queen Street. The sofa and chairs in the room are relatively old. Opposite the hotel is a cemetery. It was a bit crowded at night. I stayed for 4 nights and there was no cleaning during the period. I had to change the bath towels by myself every day. I throw away the garbage myself, the kitchen equipment is quite complete, and I buy food from the supermarket and cook it myself."

"We were really fortunate to have gotten a great deal for 2 nights on Trip.com.  On arrival there was more than what was expected once we settled in. The App forgot to mention Dishwasher, Washing Machine and Dryer so prior we were still happy for the price we paid for the accom alone but were smitten and ecstatic to see these included. The Apartment I believe had everything you could possibly need and had been serviced to top notch cleanliness we thoroughly enjoyed our 2 nights on stay. We would hope in the future we could book this amazing accom if we’re in similar situation"

"It's great, just near Mount Eden, next to a large shopping mall. The apartment is very new and has many rooms. I booked a suite with two bedrooms and two bathrooms, which feels like home. The Asian lady at the front desk is very beautiful and nice. The remote control key for parking the car in the garage is given, so it's safe to park in the garage. It is said that if you park outside and get towed away on the road, you will have to pay a high towing fee. The clothes drying rack in the bathroom can be heated, and the clothes washed at night are completely dry in the morning, which is great. This is the best place I stayed during this trip to New Zealand."

"This is a European-style classical-style homestay. The housekeeper is a native of Auckland and a humorous and wise elder. Here you can feel friendly, warm and comfortable, and immersive feeling of New Zealanders' lives ～ Environment: It is enough to see the details. A European-style old house, the living room and dining room rooms are full of sense of time, living here is like a princess room in a fairy tale. The homestay is located on a quiet road in the Auckland CBD area, and there is a small park from the University of Auckland, which is both quiet and convenient. Facilities: The room has a certain sense of age, the facilities are slightly old, some rooms have separate bathrooms but only screen partitions, and some rooms have public bathrooms. This is a rare shortcoming in the house, but considering the age and decoration style of the room, it is understandable. Hygienic: Although the facilities are old, the room is very clean. The owner cleans it very carefully and there will be no unsatisfactory places. Service: The service is completely beyond expectations, and the owner likes to chat with the guests with humor. Breakfast is a typical English breakfast, with salads, toast and a variety of jams, as well as fried eggs and bacon, customized according to the needs of the guests, and can feel the owner's full intentions. The world map next to the restaurant is full of guest footprints, which is enough to illustrate the friendliness, tolerance and comfort here. If you want to experience the leisurely life of locals in New Zealand, it is highly recommended, but if you want more modern and standardized accommodation, you may have to consider it again.～"