The Hotel Britomart, Auckland

The hotel rooms were clean and comfortable, although a bit small for two people spending a couple of days. The staff was a mix of helpful and curious, ensuring we enjoyed our stay but also being overly inquisitive about personal matters. The location was excellent, surprisingly quiet for a Saturday night, and easy to access with tight parking. The dining experience was a letdown with limited options, while the facilities were lovely and pleasant.

The hotel had amazing rooms with a high-tech touch, making it easy to access. The service was exceptional despite challenges, and the location was fantastic for exploring Auckland. Although the dining options were limited, the Mediterranean food was really good. Overall, a great stay with some minor drawbacks.

I stayed at the Park Hyatt for work, and the rooms were small and not worth the rates charged. Despite getting noise from the restaurants and a resident DJ, I enjoyed spending time near the firepit at their wonderful restaurant, Kingi.

Staying at the hotel was like being hidden in a cozy cupboard, with its clean and comfortable rooms but slightly small spaces. The service, despite facing personal challenges and extreme weather conditions, was over-the-top excellent and attentive. The location was splendid, offering easy access to Auckland attractions and friendly reception staff. Dining had its flaws with limited breakfast options, but the fresh sandwiches were delightful. The facilities were well-kept and added to a pleasant stay.

The hotel rooms were a little small for two people to spend a couple of days, but the resident DJ added a nice touch. The service, although competent, lacked proper training, especially during challenging cyclone conditions. The location is unbeatable with small drawbacks like limited TV channels. The dining experience varied from delicious to substandard. Overall, the facilities were decent, although delivering simple items could be disappointing.