Adina Citylife Auckland
Kitchen-equipped suites 300 metres from the Sky Tower
About this hotel
The draw here is the CBD address paired with room enough to actually live in for a few days: most units come with a full kitchen and laundry facilities, so the stay works as well for a week of meetings as it does for a family exploring the waterfront. The indoor heated pool and fitness centre give a reason to stay in on a wet Auckland afternoon, and the location does the rest of the work. Ferry terminal and Viaduct Harbour are a ten-minute walk, the Sky Tower is close enough to use as a landmark for getting home at night, and Queen Street's shops sit within easy reach. Couples traveling for a short city break tend to rate the location among the best in the CBD.
- CBD address
- Indoor heated pool
- Kitchen-equipped rooms
- Near Viaduct Harbour
Our take
Adina Citylife Auckland gives you an apartment's practicality without leaving the CBD, 300 metres from the Sky Tower. I would book it for stays of more than a few nights: rooms come with kitchen equipment, and the heated indoor pool and fitness centre keep routines going on cooler days. Families and small groups get the most from it, while anyone after a spa and several restaurants should look at the harbour-front hotels. A 9.0 score from 2,671 reviews is excellent.
- Book a higher floor if a Sky Tower view matters, standard rooms face the street instead
- Use the kitchen for at least one meal, the CBD supermarket options are a short walk away
- Pack the indoor pool into a rainy-day plan, it runs year-round regardless of weather
Why we love it
- An indoor heated pool open in any weather
- Full kitchens in most rooms
- A 300-metre walk to the Sky Tower
- A ten-minute walk to Viaduct Harbour
Why guests love itTravellers who choose this property for a longer CBD stay tend to lean on the kitchen more than expected, cooking a couple of dinners in rather than eating out every night. The indoor pool becomes the default plan on the one wet afternoon most Auckland trips get, and the ten-minute walk to Viaduct Harbour makes the evening ferry lights an easy after-dinner stroll rather than a taxi ride.