Darlinghurst Quest Inn - 52 Eden Cresent, New Zealand
52 Eden Cresent
52 Eden Cresent, 1 Nightly Rates(108.19 - 161.22)4 Star
Property Description
Located in quiet street in central city. (Eden Crescent is the extension of Shortland St). Close to Queen Street and Downtown shopping, cafes, restaurants and bars of Viaduct Harbour and Princes Wharf. Very close to University of Auckland, Vector Arena and beautiful Albert Park. Quick and easy access to southern and northwestern motorways. Non-smoking comfortable living in the centre of the city with a choice of studio, 1 and 2 bedroom apartments; all fully self-contained with well-equipped kitchen (including microwave and dishwasher), washing machine, clothes dryer, Sky TV, direct dial phone, and balcony with either city or harbour views. We are located within a ten minute walk of the Auckland waterfront, central downtown shopping centre area with easy access to the casino, theatres, restaurants and cafes. We are also conveniently located to the University, High Court and commercial office buildings.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Babysitting/Child Services
Beach
Barber/Beauty Shop
Business Center
Casino
Coffee Maker in Room
Concierge
24 Hour Front Desk
Fishing
Golf
Hairdryers Available
Hairdryers Available
Modem Lines in Room
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Parking
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Shops/Commercial Services
Skiing
Fitness Center or Spa
Tennis
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Studio Suite
:
Open plan studio with queen or king bed, kitchen, bathroom, laundry, balcony/patio with city or ocean view, tea and coffee, dial-up internet.All rooms have a balcony and well equipped kitchen with microwave and dishwasher, (however there is no oven in studio apartments.) This have either king, queen or twin beds. Please advise which bedding configuration you prefer. A washing machine and clothes dryer are standard, as well as hair dryer, SKY TV, CD/stereo, and complimentary tea/coffee/sugar etc.
1 Bedroom Suite
:
One bedroom apartment with queen bed, kitchen, bathroom, laundry, disl-up internet, balcony, tea and coffee.All rooms have a balcony and well equipped kitchen with microwave and dishwasher, (however there is no oven in studio apartments.) This have either king, queen or twin beds. Please advise which bedding configuration you prefer. A washing machine and clothes dryer are standard, as well as hair dryer, SKY TV, CD/stereo, and complimentary tea/coffee/sugar etc.
2 Bedroom Suite
:
Two bedroom apartment with queens or queen and twin beds, kitchen, bathroom, laundry, balcony, tea and coffee, dial-up internet. All rooms have a balcony and well equipped kitchen with microwave and dishwasher, (however there is no oven in studio apartments.) This have either king, queen or twin beds. Please advise which bedding configuration you prefer. A washing machine and clothes dryer are standard, as well as hair dryer, SKY TV, CD/stereo, and complimentary tea/coffee/sugar etc.
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Miscellaneous Information
New Zealand Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 2pm
Check out time is 10am
Time Zone is GMT+12
Opened in 1997
70 rooms.
0 suites.
10 floors.
Directions
From Auckland international follow the signs to the city to Symondi Street. Take Symondi Street into Anazac Avenue, then turn left onto Parlement Street, it is beside court. Go on Parlement street until Eden and turn right onto Eden. Hotel is located on the corner of Eden and Parliament. Take motorway to city and exit at Wellesley St. Turn left at traffic lights get immediately into right hand lane turn right into Princes St. Drive alongside Albert Park through traffic lights past Hyatt Hotel turn right at T intersection of Shortland St and Eden Crescent. Quest on Eden is a tall red brick building about 300 metres down Eden Crescent on the right hand side.
NEARBY TRANSPORTATION * Auckland Airport - 20km N * Ship Terminal - 1/4 mile NEARBY TOWNS * Bay of Islands - 149 miles * Cape Reinga - 273 miles * Chickem Island - 112 miles * Goat Island - 22 miles * Great Barrier Island - 37 miles * Huka Falls - 173 miles * Kawu Island - 34 miles * Lake Taupo - 173 miles * Little Barrier Island - 50 miles * Mission Bay - 5 miles * Opua - 149 miles * Parnell Village - 2 miles * Queenstown - 950 miles * Rotorwa - 146 miles * Russell - 149 miles * Waitang - 149 miles NEARBY BUSINESSES * Auckland University - 1/2 mile * Farmstay - 19 miles * Harrah's Casino - 1/2 mile * New Zealand Agridome - 146 miles * One Tree Hill - 6 miles
Auckland International
Guarantee Policy
A credit card guarantee is required at time of booking on all reservations.
Cancellation Policy
48 hours notice required of cancellation, otherwise 1 night's accommodation is charged.
Recreation Information
Off-site Recreation
* casino * health club * pool * jacuzzi * sauna * golf * tennis * hiking * scuba diving * surfing * boating * fishing
90 Mile Beach
273 miles northwest to the property
Alexandra Park
5.5 miles south to the property
Auckland Gardens
3 miles south to the property
Auckland Harbor Bridge
1.25 miles south to the property
Ellerscie Racetrack
7.5 miles southeast to the property
Maritime Museum
1/4 mile west to the property
Museum of Transport/Technology/History
5 miles northwest to the property
Mt Eden Volcano
4 miles south to the property
Parnell Baths
3 miles south to the property
Rose Gardens
30 miles southeast to the property
Victoria Park Market
9 miles southwest to the property
Waitomo Glowworm Cave
125 miles south to the property
Western Springs
5 miles northwest to the property
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