Hilton Auckland Hotel
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The Hilton Auckland Hotel is situated 330
yards out to sea on the end of Princes Wharf.
Enjoy stunning views from White Restaurant and
Bellini Bar.
Indulge at the Servilles Spa or dive into the
outdoor heated pool with its unique underwater
viewing window.
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attractions such as SKYCITY Tower and Viaduct
Harbour are on the doorstep. Only 5 minutes’
walk from the business district, the Hilton
Auckland Hotel has a business centre and
wireless internet access. From Hilton Guest
Rooms to Suites, all the contemporary rooms at
the Hilton Auckland Hotel have decks or
balconies.
Hilton Auckland Hotel
Princes Wharf
147 Quay Street
Auckland
PARKING
Hilton Hotel
Valet parking - $30.00 per 24 hours
Princess Wharf Car Park (Wilson’s Parking)
Earlybird Rate - $10.00 (in before 1000 hours
and leave before 1900 hours)
24 hour parking - $36.00
Downtown Carpark (31 Customs Street West)
Earlybird Rate - $12.00
(in and make payment to cashier before 0900
hours and leave by midnight)
Evening Rate - $8.00 if parking after 1700 hours
(must exit by 0600 hours the following morning)
Saturday and Sunday - $8.00 per day
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Auckland is an urban environment where
everyone lives within half an hour of beautiful
beaches, hiking trails and a dozen enchanted
holiday islands including Waiheke Island and
Great Barrier Islands.
It has a warm, sunny
climate, a background rhythm of Polynesian
culture and a passion for outstanding food, wine
and shopping. In the Maori language, Auckland is
known as Tamaki Makau Rau, the city of 100
lovers. It earned this name because it was a
place desired by all and conquered by many.
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The Auckland region is an antipasto of
environments laid out on a huge platter to make
one amazing city, boasting three harbours, two
mountain ranges, 48 volcanic cones and more than
50 islands. Auckland's population is
approximately 1.3 million, making it by far the
largest city in New Zealand, with one third of
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Auckland is a gourmet lovers delight - hundreds
of restaurants, locally-grown specialties and
award-winning wines to match. "Pacific Rim"
cuisine is an Auckland specialty, fusing Pacific
and Asian flavours with fresh local produce.
Most of Auckland's unique places and major
attractions are within half an hour of the
central city.
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Whether you rent a car, catch a bus or a train or board
a ferry, you'll quickly be where you want to be. For
those who prefer the convenience of a tour, you can
choose from a range of operators offering a variety of
sightseeing trips and experiences.
Travelling to Auckland is easy with the Auckland
International Airport only 10 kilometers from the city
centre. The airport has daily flights from Asia, the
United States and Europe (via Singapore) and from all
around New Zealand.
Further Information About Auckland
For more information about Auckland, visit
www.aucklandnz.com
Auckland’s Climate
Auckland enjoys a warm coastal climate without extremes
of temperature. September 1st is officially the first
day of Spring and temperatures will still be rather cool
in Auckland. Average high and low temperatures for
Auckland during Spring are 11-18°C (65-52ºF). Some rain
and wind may also be expected. For up-to-date weather
information visit
www.metservice.co.nz
New Zealand
New Zealand is situated in the South Pacific Ocean. The
country runs roughly north to south with mountain ranges
down much of its length. New Zealand's two main islands
cover 266,200 square kilometres (103,735 square miles),
about the size of Japan or California and slightly
larger than Great Britain. New Zealand's separation from
other land masses for more than 100 million years has
allowed many ancient plants and animals to survive and
evolve in isolation.
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Complementing our unique flora and fauna is a
landscape that contains an unrivalled variety of
landforms. In a couple of days' drive it is
possible to see everything from mountain ranges
to sandy beaches, lush rainforests, glaciers and
fiords and active volcanoes. New Zealand's
awesome landscapes, lush forests, amazing
wildlife and pleasant climate make it a haven
for many outdoor activities, and a great place
to unwind.
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And the great advantage of New Zealand travel is that
all of its diverse physical, cultural, and artistic
landscapes are so close to each other!
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New Zealand offers an unlimited selection of
quality tourist attractions, activities and
adventure for a fun filled vacation while in New
Zealand. Experience the adrenalin rush from
bungy jumping (Taupo
Bungy, right) or relax and enjoy the
relaxing sights while tramping in one of New
Zealand's National Parks. New Zealand
attractions have everything to suit anyone of
any age.
New Zealand society is diverse, sophisticated,
and multicultural, and the honesty,
friendliness, and openness of Kiwis will impress
you. It has a very unique and dynamic culture.
The culture of its indigenous Maori people
affects the language, the arts, and even the
accents of all New Zealanders. |
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Their place in the South Pacific and their love
of the outdoors, sport, and the arts make New Zealanders
and their culture unique in the world.
Further information about New Zealand
www.purenz.com
or
www.tourism.org.nz
To request a brochure on New Zealand in your own
language click
HERE
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