Hotels in de buurt van Orakei (Auckland)

"It was mervelousely"

"Kamer super,personeel super. En airport shuttle zo makkelijk, je laat je afzetten bij domestic en pakt de skybus naar auckland. En terug vise versa"

"Location is perfect. Rooms were clean. Not super amazing but great for a few days. "

"Prima verblijf. Ruime kamer met wasmachine en oven."

"Close to airport is the greatest thing about this hotel."

"Very nice hotel in the City center. A lot of restaurants and bars in the vicinity. We had a room at the 20th floor on the side with great view of the bay. Very quit room, we loved that."

"Plus: Personeel, dichtbij centrum, bus voor de deur, bedden, zwembad Min: kamer en badkamer is wel aan een update toe. "

"I recently stayed at Pullman for multiple days and was deeply disappointed with the overall hospitality and service, which fell far short of my expectations for a high-end establishment. - The Room Views: The view from my room was utterly dismal, facing a noisy and unsightly construction site. - Breakfast: The breakfast buffet was meager and unappetizing. Many items appeared stale or unfresh. Furthermore, buffet plates were not replenished regularly, and the coffee machines malfunctioned during my stay. - Check-in/Check-out: The check-in and check-out processes were incredibly confusing and frustrating. The partial payment and charging procedures were the most convoluted I have ever encountered at any hotel. - Service Requests: Simple requests, such as borrowing an adapter for my electronic devices, were met with indifference or difficulty. The overall experience was more akin to a low-three-star hotel, despite the rooms being relatively new. The hotel's ambiance was cold and transactional, lacking the warmth and personalized service I've come to expect. Prior to my stay at Pullman, I stayed at the Millennium Hotel, where all the services I required were readily without any fuss. The staff were friendly and welcoming, and the overall atmosphere was far superior, all at a fraction of the price I paid at Pullman."