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Cordis, Auckland
Description
Classic quarters in a polished lodging with an international eatery & a bar, plus a spa & a pool.
Nearby attractions
Auckland Baptist Tabernacle
1010/429 Queen Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Myers Park
72 Greys Avenue, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Myers Park Playground
379 Queen Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Aotea Square
291-297 Queen Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
New Zealand Wars memorial
Symonds Street, Grafton, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Mercury Theatre
9 Mercury Lane, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Anna Miles Gallery
10/30 Upper Queen Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Auckland University of Technology
55 Wellesley Street East, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
The Y Auckland City
149 Greys Avenue, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
The Petite Wedding Co.
203 Karangahape Road, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Nearby restaurants
Eight Restaurant at Cordis, Auckland
83 Symonds Street, Grafton, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Kebab King Grafton
3/103 Symonds Street, Grafton, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Pizza Hut Symonds Street
103 Symonds Street, Grafton, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Chandelier Lounge at Cordis, Auckland
83 Symonds Street, Grafton, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Tikka N Talk
95 Karangahape Road, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Fat Puku's Smashed Burgers Queen Street
1/492 Queen Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Lone Star Queen St
500 Queen Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Le Garde-Manger
466 Queen Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Shaolin Kungfu Noodle
486 Queen Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Masako Japanese Restaurant
101 Karangahape Road, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Nearby hotels
Nesuto St Martins Apartment Hotel
6/12 Saint Martins Lane, Grafton, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Mercure Auckland Queen Street
500 Queen Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Kiwi International Hotel
411 Queen Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
VR Queen Street - Hotel & Suites
401 Queen Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Haka House Auckland City
5 Turner Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Ascotia Off Queen
3/5 Scotia Place, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Abstract Hotel
8 Upper Queen Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
United Auckland
18 Liverpool Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Bianco off Queen Serviced Apartments
2 White Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
UniLodge Auckland City - Student Accommodation Auckland
5 Whitaker Place, Grafton, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
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Cordis, Auckland

83 Symonds Street, Grafton, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
4.0(2.1K)

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Classic quarters in a polished lodging with an international eatery & a bar, plus a spa & a pool.

attractions: Auckland Baptist Tabernacle, Myers Park, Myers Park Playground, Aotea Square, New Zealand Wars memorial, Mercury Theatre, Anna Miles Gallery, Auckland University of Technology, The Y Auckland City, The Petite Wedding Co., restaurants: Eight Restaurant at Cordis, Auckland, Kebab King Grafton, Pizza Hut Symonds Street, Chandelier Lounge at Cordis, Auckland, Tikka N Talk, Fat Puku's Smashed Burgers Queen Street, Lone Star Queen St, Le Garde-Manger, Shaolin Kungfu Noodle, Masako Japanese Restaurant
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Website
cordishotels.com

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Nearby attractions of Cordis, Auckland

Auckland Baptist Tabernacle

Myers Park

Myers Park Playground

Aotea Square

New Zealand Wars memorial

Mercury Theatre

Anna Miles Gallery

Auckland University of Technology

The Y Auckland City

The Petite Wedding Co.

Auckland Baptist Tabernacle

Auckland Baptist Tabernacle

4.8

(108)

Open 24 hours
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Myers Park

Myers Park

4.4

(548)

Open 24 hours
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Myers Park Playground

Myers Park Playground

4.5

(168)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Aotea Square

Aotea Square

4.4

(2.7K)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

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Nearby restaurants of Cordis, Auckland

Eight Restaurant at Cordis, Auckland

Kebab King Grafton

Pizza Hut Symonds Street

Chandelier Lounge at Cordis, Auckland

Tikka N Talk

Fat Puku's Smashed Burgers Queen Street

Lone Star Queen St

Le Garde-Manger

Shaolin Kungfu Noodle

Masako Japanese Restaurant

Eight Restaurant at Cordis, Auckland

Eight Restaurant at Cordis, Auckland

4.1

(835)

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Kebab King Grafton

Kebab King Grafton

3.8

(370)

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Pizza Hut Symonds Street

Pizza Hut Symonds Street

4.3

(149)

Click for details
Chandelier Lounge at Cordis, Auckland

Chandelier Lounge at Cordis, Auckland

3.9

(67)

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Reviews of Cordis, Auckland

4.0
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3.0
9w

It started when I drove up and said to my family wait here - ill see if we can check. I told the valet ill be back if we can check in now ill get the luggage but to wait. 1 valet went got into the car, started it up started winding windows up and asked where the keys were - didnt announce himself, didnt introduce himself. I came back out and said to wait and told my family to just come in with me. He was odd.

When checking in our room wasn't ready but told we could use facilities. Given the key and told bye. Never been here before - the female assistant wasn't helpful when I asked where everything was. Gave a peice of paper and said this will help and walked off. If she had taken the time to talk with me about the hotel would have been great - but we were there for a celebration - which she didnt acknowledge she just seemed like she didnt want to be there. Told me she will call when the room is ready. No call, so I went back asked hours later and she said yes its ready. Also I didnt know what our room nunber was and she kept repeating level 14 I said but whats the room number she said its level 14. She was also odd. We had a lot of extras added to the booking that would have been great to be told about at check in how they worked. But there was no over and above.

I wanted to extend our stay we were told no we cant have our room I said thats ok what else is there, this guy seemed like he was new maybe - he said if I found something online to come back and show him and they would honor the price. We chose not to extend our stay.

We stayed Pinnacle Tower level 14 which is same level as executive lounge which we had access too.

Room was beautiful and clean and comfortable. We were greeted by a staff member with a cake for my sons birthday and a child's pack to which she made a great deal to make him feel special.

Executive lounge open 24/7. Everything is inclusive 2.30pm was afternoon tea finger bite foods of baguettes, cakes, sweets, savories. 5.30pm - 8pm canapes and drinks included sushi, cakes, cheese, crackers, meats, assortment of protein and rice. Juices, fizzy, icecreams, coffee, tea, bottled water all accessible 24/7

Breakfast at eight. Lots of staff, lots of movement but not much happening. We waited 5 mins for a table while we stood looking at 4 free tables already laid out for dining, we had to wait to be taken to the table. Buffet style. Was delicious. Pancakes, waffle a chef making them fresh. eggs everyway a chef cooking to order. Pastries. Cereals. Fruits. Clods meats and cheeses. Cakes. Sorbet. Ice reams. White and Milk chocolate fountains. Smoothies and fresh juices. Staff take orders for coffees. Also a gluten free area with a lot of different selections of bread, cereals, cakes, pastries.

Pool area Pool is on the roof top on level 2 - this is probably a good 5-10mins walk away from Pinnacle Tower which is walked through the hotel. When you reach level 2 follow the sign to chaun spa - there is no signage outside the elevator saying which way the pool is.

The ladies at the entrance way to collect a towel for the pool never acknowledged us even when we said morning. Pool was really warm - which was surprising being outside. This was pumping hot water through the filters. Loved it. Jacuzzi was broken out of order with no fixture date.

Steam and sauna rooms are based in the bathrooms. Which meant I was unable to go in these with my family as they are all boys. But I guess this would be nice if you dont like mixing male abd females in a sauna and steam room. There is a big bowl of ice chips to rub yourself down with after a sauna or steam if needed.

There is no where for a parent with the opposite sex child(ren) to got and change them. A family change room would be great. Somewhere a mum with boys or a dad with girls can take them to get changed, rather than walking through the hotel in your wet togs and towel

Good and bad experience- probably...

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1.0
45w

My husband and I attended the “State of the Nation” address given by the Prime Minister that was held at the Cordis Hotel today. It was an appalling display of a chaotic event organized by a hotel. Right from the get-go, there was no one manning the tables with the name tags.…we were looking for names by our surnames and could not find our tags. Many others were going back and forth between tables to find their name tags. One of the guests at the table mentioned that he had just been told by someone that the tags were arranged by first names. Phew….so, we all shuffled to other tables and located our name tags. Our tags stated, “Free Seating.” However, just before we went in, we checked with some of the staff standing around and scanned the screen to understand how the seating was arranged. It indicated “Free Seating” against our names. We walked in and found a table with one person sitting at it and even though there were no “Reserved” signs at the table, we asked the gentleman if it was reserved or not and he said that he was given an allocated seat at this table. We did not want to take a chance and so we moved to another table. Just to avoid further confusion we went out again and asked some of the staff standing around who had absolutely no idea about the seating. We were eventually informed that two rows at the back were for free seating. We went to a table in those rows and there was a “Reserved”’ sign on it. We then called a staff member and pointed out another table right in front and asked her if that was a free table for us to sit at. She went across to double check with her manager and came back promptly to inform us that it was a free table, that it had no signs and that we could sit there. I cheerfully told her that her boss better be right as we did not want to be asked to move. We had gone to the event early so we could get a decent seat with an unobstructed view of the stage. We went on to sit down at this table, ordered some drinks and a few others went on to join us at the table. We were enjoying a conversation with some of the people at the table when after some time, I heard a woman dressed very informally in a white top asking us all to move from the table stating that it was allocated to another group. I don’t know if she was a staff member or a guest…. She was not dressed for work or for the occasion. By this time, we were frustrated and were losing our cool. We called the earlier female staff member and the Manager who had allowed us to sit there, and he simply stood there and apologized for the misunderstanding, saying he had not meant for us to sit at that table. He is either absolutely an incompetent manager or was saving his face by passing the blame on to the young female staff member who had checked with him. I could not have been more annoyed with this sheer demonstration of pathetic event organization. We have attended various events at the hotel organized by other groups, and it has always gone smoothly. I am not sure if this event was run by the hotel staff or by an outsourced event company. The casually dressed woman could not have been ruder or more shocking with her unapologetic approach. After expressing our disappointment, we ended up sitting at a table right at the back with our backs to the stage after having paid more than the people in groups with allocated tables. Sadly, the lunch did not lift our spirits either. It was pathetic, and boring. Entree was a salad that was sort of all right and a boring chicken thigh with bone in for the main course and there was no dessert. It was an appalling and shocking experience and the hotel in all fairness should offer to refund our money paid for the event. Our customer service standards have never been that great in our country, but this was just one of the worst examples of deplorable customer...

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48w

Where do I start… Christmas getaway for me n my family…. Planned it for months and kept checking in for our reservation each week sometimes even twice a week to discuss payment…so I don’t get any hidden on unexpected cost on arrival… surely we were so excited our kids mostly… I booked for 3 night from 24th to 27th I had each day planned out from arrival point on Xmas eve… I had also called into confirm all 24hours before arriving and it was all good to go.. When we arrived we were held at reception having to deal with bond to be paid on the spot which was never mentioned over the phone or emails…. Happy to do so, got it sorted but as we were going thru all this we got a call about our Christmas Eve dinner as we had 15 for them to hold our table obviously couldn’t make it because check in was not going smoothly…. After 15 min we were called we lost our table, Christmas Eve Dinner was ruined and my holidays wasn’t looking good at this point as we shared this to the person on the front desk he suggested other places to go to n I mentioned we had the booking from the same time I booked for our rooms, the attitude I got from this gentleman was he couldn’t care less…. But he has no idea how important it was for my family….. to save for this getaway n to deal with their miscommunication even after showing all the emails that I was sent to confirm all cost weeks before we arrived…. Finally we got our rooms and by the time it was done it was 7pm our reservation were at 6.30, we went to our rooms and knowing we had to find somewhere for dinner because downstairs at the 8 restaurants it was fully booked, we ended up walking down the street n getting take outs because everywhere else was fully booked…

On our last night we decided to order room service for the kids as me n my husband went to the bar and knowing that the room service had a limited time for the menu so I called in about 10.20 to ask if I was able to order steak etc n the person told me I can order anything on the menu it’s 24hrs So by 11.30 I called into order n they said I couldn’t I could only order from a specific menu… I was very furious and I expressed how upset I was over the phone only to be given the option by the person in charge (manager) if I wanted to check out right then n there

I went down to the front desk and the Staff Manager I spoke to over the phone was just very rude, I said to you my kids were asleep and I’ll wait till morning to leave and you said, are you sure, You can check us out now n you would be happy to do it at 11.30pm you were happy for me to wake up my kids, you spoke down at me and you kept repeating everything I was saying to you and just rolling your eyes, I mentioned I had a drink at the bar but the way you were provoking me and saying that you were to call the cops on me…. And just kept talking to me with such a rude manner, until my husband came down you started to speak to me properly without, the level of disrespect ….. I had to apologise to you, I had to come to reception and ask to speak to you and when you came you finally listen because I had to apologise in order to get some service so customer is always right doesn’t apply to the manager right, you feel like you have every right to speak to your customers and clients the way you spoke to me. In order to get some consideration to how we were treated from arrival…. I call bullshit on your gesture of a complimentary burger n meal sent up to our room. Just a quick quick question…. Is that how you would want someone to treat or speak to the girls/women related to you if they were in my situation…… Workplace or not being considerate is something you weren’t taught it’s something your born with…. When I came down to the front desk I had recorded our conversation on my phone and listening to how you spoke to me now it’s...

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Annejo LeungAnnejo Leung
I used to stay here a lot when it was The Langham. This was my first time staying under the Cordis name. We booked one night as a mini staycation to celebrate our daughter’s birthday. We checked in early and paid for the room before 3pm. We were told the room was clean but hadn’t been inspected yet, so we could use the facilities and leave our bags with the concierge. Fair enough. We went to the pool area and tried to order drinks, but the staff looked puzzled because we didn’t have a room number yet and didn’t know how to charge us. So no drinks. When we came back just after 3pm, there was a huge queue of 20 - 30 people waiting to check in. I didn’t want to wait that long just to get our key, so I spoke to the concierge and he called the team. He told us the room was ready but still not inspected, but he placed an urgent call, so the room would be ready in 10 or 15 minutes. I saw he had written down a room on level 5, which would have faced the Symonds St side. Since we didn’t want to wait around, we decided to go for a walk instead and he said he would get our bags delivered to our room once it was ready. We came back after 5pm and found out we’d been moved to a completely different room on the 4th floor. When I asked the front desk why, they said I must have misheard the original number. The same concierge brought our bags up but said he’d 'forgotten' something from the room. He came back later with the surprised birthday balloons and apologised for the delay and the room change. So it seems they had already decorated the original room with balloons but for some reason we were moved anyway to a different room with absolutely no view, despite asking for one. Here’s the “view” we got (see photo). The concierge was genuinely friendly and helpful. He was the highlight of the stay. I understand you don’t always get what you want (like view etc), but it seems that they had already decorated the room, so I just don’t understand why they would move us. We also had breakfast at Eight. The staff were efficient and the food was decent. Overall, some nice touches and good staff, but the communication and check-in experience didn’t match the standard I remembered from The Langham days. I hope Cordis can smooth out these small details for future guests.
Ján MadzinJán Madzin
Not Quite 5-Star Standards I recently stayed at Cordis Hotel, and while there were a few moments of genuine hospitality, overall, the experience left me with mixed feelings, especially considering the hotel’s 5-star status. Upon arriving in our room, we immediately noticed cleanliness issues. There were small black spots on the bed, and a noticeable amount of dust throughout the room. The furniture was in poor condition with peeling paint, stains, and cabinets that didn’t close properly. It simply didn’t reflect the level of upkeep expected at a luxury hotel. At the spa, I was quite disappointed to see staff using the same towels guests had used to wipe themselves also being used to clean the floor something that raises clear hygiene concerns. The buffet restaurant was another low point; staff were reluctant to serve additional portions when requested, which felt uncomfortable. There was also a frustrating issue with our dinner discount, which was part of our booking package. We were told it would be handled before checkout, but when the time came, we had to escalate to the manager to get it sorted. This delayed our departure. Even valet parking was a letdown when I got in my car, all my radio settings were changed, which, while minor, still reflects a lack of attention to guest preferences. That said, not everything was negative. Some members of the staff went out of their way to help, especially when my partner wasn’t feeling well they offered assistance with genuine care. It was also my birthday during the stay, and the hotel surprised me with a thoughtful gesture, which I really appreciated. In summary, while there were flashes of excellence, they were overshadowed by operational issues that simply shouldn’t happen at this level. I hope the hotel addresses these concerns.
Chong Yu HengChong Yu Heng
Checked into the Premier Skyline Room at @cordis_auckland newer Pinnacle Tower — opened in 2021, and truly a hidden gem in Auckland’s 5-star hotel scene. Located on the quieter side of the CBD, the room offers a generous space, clean finishes, and a gorgeous Sky Tower view — all at a surprisingly affordable rate for its class. Bonus points for the free minibar, a rare touch these days. The only downside? The bed is two singles joined together, which made sleeping in the middle a little awkward as a solo guest. Wellness facilities are a real standout here. Their Chuan Spa (located in the old wing) gives free guest access to the herbal steam room, snail shower, sauna, outdoor jacuzzi, and pool — probably the most extensive hotel wellness offering I’ve found in NZ. 💆‍♂️ Gym setup is a bit unusual but gets the job done. Breakfast at Eight Restaurant is an indulgent experience - I mean, where else can you start your morning with a chocolate fountain and ice cream? 🍫🍦Sadly, I couldn’t go back for a second round — so I’m already planning a return for their famous seafood buffet dinner. Also recommend checking out: ✨ Chandelier Lounge for some fancy high-tea ✨ Our Land – the bar serving up locally inspired cocktails & hearty Kiwi bites (the Wairarapa Ribs were generous and Kaweka Spritz was tasty) Definitely recommend booking a room in the Pinnacle Tower for your next Auckland escape! Would love to explore more of @langhamhotels across the region – Langham Sydney and Langham Gold Coast are on my wishlist ✨ @yunique.nz
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I used to stay here a lot when it was The Langham. This was my first time staying under the Cordis name. We booked one night as a mini staycation to celebrate our daughter’s birthday. We checked in early and paid for the room before 3pm. We were told the room was clean but hadn’t been inspected yet, so we could use the facilities and leave our bags with the concierge. Fair enough. We went to the pool area and tried to order drinks, but the staff looked puzzled because we didn’t have a room number yet and didn’t know how to charge us. So no drinks. When we came back just after 3pm, there was a huge queue of 20 - 30 people waiting to check in. I didn’t want to wait that long just to get our key, so I spoke to the concierge and he called the team. He told us the room was ready but still not inspected, but he placed an urgent call, so the room would be ready in 10 or 15 minutes. I saw he had written down a room on level 5, which would have faced the Symonds St side. Since we didn’t want to wait around, we decided to go for a walk instead and he said he would get our bags delivered to our room once it was ready. We came back after 5pm and found out we’d been moved to a completely different room on the 4th floor. When I asked the front desk why, they said I must have misheard the original number. The same concierge brought our bags up but said he’d 'forgotten' something from the room. He came back later with the surprised birthday balloons and apologised for the delay and the room change. So it seems they had already decorated the original room with balloons but for some reason we were moved anyway to a different room with absolutely no view, despite asking for one. Here’s the “view” we got (see photo). The concierge was genuinely friendly and helpful. He was the highlight of the stay. I understand you don’t always get what you want (like view etc), but it seems that they had already decorated the room, so I just don’t understand why they would move us. We also had breakfast at Eight. The staff were efficient and the food was decent. Overall, some nice touches and good staff, but the communication and check-in experience didn’t match the standard I remembered from The Langham days. I hope Cordis can smooth out these small details for future guests.
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Not Quite 5-Star Standards I recently stayed at Cordis Hotel, and while there were a few moments of genuine hospitality, overall, the experience left me with mixed feelings, especially considering the hotel’s 5-star status. Upon arriving in our room, we immediately noticed cleanliness issues. There were small black spots on the bed, and a noticeable amount of dust throughout the room. The furniture was in poor condition with peeling paint, stains, and cabinets that didn’t close properly. It simply didn’t reflect the level of upkeep expected at a luxury hotel. At the spa, I was quite disappointed to see staff using the same towels guests had used to wipe themselves also being used to clean the floor something that raises clear hygiene concerns. The buffet restaurant was another low point; staff were reluctant to serve additional portions when requested, which felt uncomfortable. There was also a frustrating issue with our dinner discount, which was part of our booking package. We were told it would be handled before checkout, but when the time came, we had to escalate to the manager to get it sorted. This delayed our departure. Even valet parking was a letdown when I got in my car, all my radio settings were changed, which, while minor, still reflects a lack of attention to guest preferences. That said, not everything was negative. Some members of the staff went out of their way to help, especially when my partner wasn’t feeling well they offered assistance with genuine care. It was also my birthday during the stay, and the hotel surprised me with a thoughtful gesture, which I really appreciated. In summary, while there were flashes of excellence, they were overshadowed by operational issues that simply shouldn’t happen at this level. I hope the hotel addresses these concerns.
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Checked into the Premier Skyline Room at @cordis_auckland newer Pinnacle Tower — opened in 2021, and truly a hidden gem in Auckland’s 5-star hotel scene. Located on the quieter side of the CBD, the room offers a generous space, clean finishes, and a gorgeous Sky Tower view — all at a surprisingly affordable rate for its class. Bonus points for the free minibar, a rare touch these days. The only downside? The bed is two singles joined together, which made sleeping in the middle a little awkward as a solo guest. Wellness facilities are a real standout here. Their Chuan Spa (located in the old wing) gives free guest access to the herbal steam room, snail shower, sauna, outdoor jacuzzi, and pool — probably the most extensive hotel wellness offering I’ve found in NZ. 💆‍♂️ Gym setup is a bit unusual but gets the job done. Breakfast at Eight Restaurant is an indulgent experience - I mean, where else can you start your morning with a chocolate fountain and ice cream? 🍫🍦Sadly, I couldn’t go back for a second round — so I’m already planning a return for their famous seafood buffet dinner. Also recommend checking out: ✨ Chandelier Lounge for some fancy high-tea ✨ Our Land – the bar serving up locally inspired cocktails & hearty Kiwi bites (the Wairarapa Ribs were generous and Kaweka Spritz was tasty) Definitely recommend booking a room in the Pinnacle Tower for your next Auckland escape! Would love to explore more of @langhamhotels across the region – Langham Sydney and Langham Gold Coast are on my wishlist ✨ @yunique.nz
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