Your booking experience in Auckland
If you are searching for fine accommodation for your next journey in Auckland, we are pleased to offer you amazing Auckland hotel deals. Grab Auckland hotel deals and special offers as booked.net works around the clock to find exclusive offers and Auckland hotel deals, just for you. With area maps, you can view Auckland hotels close to the airport and nearby attractions. We’ve got modern and historical hotels with a rich list of services and facilities as well as other excellent accommodation options that give you a perfect base for exploring.
Budget hotels in Auckland
Siesta Motel is a top-rated 3-star budget hotel with free self-parking, a patio and a sun deck as well as Golden Jade Seafood Chinese Restaurant restaurant, situated nearby. Freemans Backpackers Lodge - Hostel is a budget-friendly hostel that is only 15 minutes' walk from Auckland city centre. On a budget, you will find Empire Apartments within a short walking distance of Ferry Building. K Road City Travellers is an affordable choice that is only a 10-minute walk to Auckland Mt Eden train station.
Proximity to public transport
Short stay visitors to Auckland may prefer accommodations near Auckland International airport, such as Novotel Auckland Airport or Sudima Auckland Airport. Hotel Debrett is a casual hotel that will put in Auckland Central Business district, about a 5-minute walk from Britomart train station.
Convenience of staying in the city center
The 4-star Waldorf Stadium Apartments Hotel is a 10-minute walk from the centre of Auckland. There is also Quest On Nelson, the 4-star hotel just in the downtown of Auckland and close to Sky Tower. Situated in Ellerslie-Greenlane district, Best Western Ellerslie International offers easy access to Ellerslie Racecourse, free self-parking and an outdoor swimming pool.
Stay at City Garden Lodge, a 4-star hotel, to be within walking distance of Winter Garden Auckland Domain.
Luxury and boutique accommodation
Travellers looking for luxury hotels in Auckland will love Waldorf Celestion, a 10-minute walk to the city centre. For travellers searching for a boutique hotel, choose The Shakespeare Hotel in Auckland Central Business district. If you are used to the comfort and style of chain hotels, pick Comfort Inn & Suites Newton 121, which is also a 15-minute walk away from Letterenhuis.
Apartments, B&Bs and others
For travellers looking for apartments in Auckland, Quest On Hobson in Auckland Central Business district puts you in the centre. 738 B&Bs in Auckland are available for booking, such as Bright And Light City Studio or ★ Cute & Modern Unit | Free Parking & Wifi ★. If you're visiting Auckland with your family, think about staying at a hotel such as Heartland Hotel Auckland Airport or The Quadrant. For travellers who would like to observe a scenic view of the sea, we offer to pick Grand Mercure Auckland near Auckland Domain, which is a popular resort in Auckland.
City Guide:
Auckland is known as the ''City of Sails''.
It has more boats per person than any other city in the world with 70,000 ships docking in its port. The waters of the Hauraki Gulf become especially busy with boats and impressive ferries on weekends and it means Auckland is a paradise for boat cruises and sailing there is the best way to capture the city.
You can take a boat cruise in Auckland easy, but before you do consider where to stay there. Booked.net can take a hassle out for you if you check our selection to book a cheap hotel in Auckland or luxury accommodation all available with maps, photos and secure forms at Booked.net.
You can find this water paradise sitting between two harbors - Manukau Harbor opens to the Tasman Sea and the Waitemata Harbor shapes Auckland's port. It is here you can find waterfront dotted with numerous cafes, restaurants and a host for yachting events.
Other attractions include;
- Auckland War Memorial Museum, one of the best in New Zealand
- Sky Tower, the tallest tower in the Southern Hemisphere
- Auckland Regional Botanic Gardens, more than 65ha with native plants and exotics
- New Zealand National Maritime Museum offers New Zealand's maritime history
Europeans arrived in the area in the 19th century and initiated negotiations with ruling the Ngati-Whatua tribe to establish the capital of the colony. The negotiations paid off with success and Auckland was the capital until 1865 when capital credentials moved to Wellington. After that, it concentrated on commerce and developed into the world largest geographically, but least populated city with land twice size of London and population barely more than million.
The city's population is really diverse because of immigrants who relocated there for low-skilled work. Despite work possibilities declined, ethnic makeup includes the largest population of Pacific Islanders outside their homes - 152,508 people and 56.6 percent European, 18.9 percent Asian and on.
Even though Auckland grew into the largest metropolitan area in New Zealand, it still retains its provincial charm of small city with friendly and welcoming passersby at the streets. Best for strolls is the downtown area dominated by the tallest building - the Sky Tower and tiny wooden houses near beautiful parks. You can find more green areas in the suburbia alongside impressive bays and on the slopes of volcanic hills that may offer you unforgettable views of the area.
From strolls in the parks to sightseeing within the city, Auckland will satisfy every traveler with abundance of activities. Booked.net can fit your needs to choose a hotel in Auckland with all comforts.