363 Queen St
Auckland, 1 Nightly Rates(103.74 - 148.20)3 Star
Property Description
Quest Auckland is Auckland's newest 5 star designer apartment hotel located in the entertainment and theatre areas. The hotel offers breathtaking balcony views to the harbour, parks and the city. The apartments have interior designed luxuriously appointed appliances and furnishings. Fine dining restaurant at your door. Let Auckland's new star apartment hotel be your oasis in the buzzing cafe, theatre & entertainment heart of the city. Enjoy fantastic balcony views of Myers.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Babysitting/Child Services
Beach
Business Center
Casino
Coffee Maker in Room
Concierge
24 Hour Front Desk
Fishing
Free Parking
Free Parking
Golf
Hairdryers Available
Modem Lines in Room
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Safe Deposit Box
Fitness Center or Spa
Tennis
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
1 Bedroom Suite
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Features either a king or 2 twin beds, separate living area, sofa sleeper, air conditioning, alarm clock/radio, desk, phone, dataport, cable TV, CD player, kitchen, stove, coffeemaker, microwave, refrigerator, washer/dryer, bathroom, tub, shower, hairdryer, iron/ironing board, patio or balcony. Non-smoking rooms available on request.
Studio Apartment
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SUPERIOR STUDIO APARTMENT WITH QUEEN OR KING BED. NON SMOKING ROOMS WITH KITCHENNETT, LAUNDRY AND INROOM BROADBAND FACILITIES. BALCONY WITH VIEWS TO THE BEAUTIFUL MAYERS PARK OR CITY OR SKY TOWER.
Studio Twin
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SUPERIOR STUDIO APARTMENT WITH 2 SINGLE BEDS (TWIN BEDDING). NON SMOKING ROOMS WITH KITCHENNETT, LAUNDRY AND INROOM BROADBAND FACILITIES. BALCONY WITH VIEWS TO THE BEAUTIFUL MAYERS PARK OR CITY OR SKY TOWER.
One Bedroom Apartment
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SPACIOUS SUPERIOR ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT WITH QUEEN BED. NON SMOKING ROOMS WITH FULL KITCHEN, LAUNDRY AND INROOM BROADBAND FACILITIES. BALCONY WITH VIEWS TO THE BEAUTIFUL MAYERS PARK OR CITY OR SKY TOWER. AMPLE SPACE FOR A 3RD PERSON IN A ROLLAWAY AT EXTRA CHARGE. IDEAL FOR EXTENDED OR LONG STAYS.
Two Bedroom Apartment
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HUGE 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT FOR 4 WITH QUEEN BED AND A KING OR TWIN IN THE SECOND ROOM. NON SMOKING ROOMS WITH FULL KITCHEN, LAUNDRY AND INROOM BROADBAND FACILITIES. BALCONY WITH VIEWS TO THE BEAUTIFUL MAYERS PARK OR CITY OR SKY TOWER. AMPLE SPACE FOR EXTRA PERSON IN A ROLLAWAY AT EXTRA CHARGE. IDEAL FOR FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN OR TRAVEL COMPANIONS.
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Miscellaneous Information
New Zealand Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 1pm
Check out time is 10am
Opened in 1997
Renovated in 1997
102 rooms.
0 suites.
12 floors.
Directions
From Auckland International follow the signs to the city. Turn left on Symonds Street. Then turn right onto Queen Street. The hotel is 1 block down on the right hand side on Queen Street.
Nearby Transportation * Auckland Airport - 16 miles * Ship Terminal - 1/4 mile Nearby Towns * Cape Regina - 276 miles * Chickem Islands - 112 miles * City of Sails * Coromandel Penisula - 93 miles * Goat Islands - 22 miles * Great Barrier Islands - 37 miles * Huka Falls - 220 miles * Kawau Island - 34 miles * Little Barrier Island - 50 miles * Mission Bay - 5 miles * One Tree Hill - 5 miles * Queenstown - 950 miles * Rotorua - 146 miles * Russel - 220 miles Nearby Businesses * Auckland University - 1/2 mile * Farmstay Tour - 19 miles
Auckland International
Guarantee Policy
Credit card guarantee is required at time of booking.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel at least 24hrs prior to arrival to avoid a penalty of 1 nights room and tax.
Recreation Information
On-site Recreation
* health club
Off-site Recreation
* casino * golf * tennis
90 Mile Beach
273 miles norhtwest of the property
America's Cup Dock
3/4 mile norhtwest of the property
Alexander Park
6 miles south of the property
Auckland Domain Gardens
3 miles south of the property
Auckland Harbor Bridge
1.5 miles west of the property
Auckland Museum
2 miles south of the property
Bay of Islands Tour
220 miles north of the property
Ellerscie Racecourse
7.5 miles southeast of the property
Harrah's Casino
1/2 mile southwest of the property
Kelly Tarlton's Underwater World
4 miles east of the property
Lake Taupo
220 miles southeast of the property
Maritime Museum
1/4 mile west of the property
Museum of Transportation/Technology
5 miles northwest of the property
Mt Eden Volcano
4 miles south of the property
Mt Ruapehu
262 miles south of the property
Mt Tarawera
220 miles southeast of the property
New Zealand Agridome
146 miles southeast of the property
Parnell Bath Springs/Village
3 miles southeast of the property
Rose Gardens
3 miles southeast of the property
Rotorua Thermal Springs
146 miles southeast of the property
Victoria Park Market
2 miles southwest of the property
Waitomo Glowworm Caves
125 miles south of the property
Waiwera Thermal Pool
30 miles north of the property
Western Springs
5 miles west of the property
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