Proximity Apartments
4 StarsPrivate balconies with airport views, Family-friendly multi-room suites
Private balconies with airport views, Family-friendly multi-room suites
Authentic Indian tandoori dining, Secure on-site vehicle parking
Outdoor swimming pool, Private spa bath suites
On-site buffet restaurant, Upgraded suites with whirlpool baths
Outdoor swimming pool, On-site spa facilities
Rooms with spa baths, Family-friendly loft units
Secure on-site parking, Excellent public transport access
Corner spa bath units, Private garden access rooms
Select rooms with spa baths, Proximity to Ormiston Town Centre
Panoramic Auckland skyline views, Dedicated fitness center
Views of the LDS Temple, ORA Bistro dining experience
Authentic on-site Indian dining, Modern boutique motel concept
Soundproofed runway view rooms, THIRTEEN50 Kitchen and Bar
Relaxing outdoor swimming pool, Award-winning Flying Fish Restaurant
Family-friendly accommodation, Proximity to Hunter's Plaza
Tranquil garden views, Family-friendly accommodation concept
In-room whirlpool bathtubs, Boutique South Auckland base
Outdoor swimming pool, Mangere East location
Heated indoor saltwater pool, International flavors at Visaya
Heated outdoor swimming pool, Poolside Restaurant and Bar
Heated outdoor swimming pool, Equestrian-themed boutique design
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The township of Manukau is situated in the Auckland metropolitan area, around 25 kilometres southeast of Auckland city centre. Manukau has a diverse population which makes it one of the most multicultural areas in New Zeal#and and thus is a great destination for experiencing Maori and Polynesian markets and cuisine. Visitors also choose to stay in Manukau because of its close proximity to Auckland International Airport and the convenience this can provide. Similarly, being a short distance from central Auckland offers a range of further benefits.
Although part of the larger Auckland metropolitan area, Manukau maintains a distinct and unique atmosphere in part thanks to its diversity. Thanks to the region’s excellent infrastructure and transportation links, Manukau is easily accessible by road or public transport. The Auckland transport system provides suburban rail links which ensure that the Auckland’s CBD is just over thirty minutes away. As a result, many visitors to Auckland choose to stay in a Manukau hotel and commute into the city, thus being able to enjoy the quieter nature of the small town. Indeed, there are several hotels in Manukau located directly opposite Hayman Park and the Manukau Train Station. Most of the commercial activity is concentrated close to this area, along the streets of Cavendish Drive and the intersection with Great South Road. Here visitors can find an array of restaurants, shops and cafes which ensure it is possible to stay in Manukau without venturing out for any necessities.
Manukau is a reasonably new town; largely just farmland before the 1960’s it slowly developed through the 1970’s and became part of Auckland’s metropolitan area as the larger city continued to expand. As a result, there is not much in terms of historical buildings around Manukau, but what it lacks in history it certainly makes up for in cultural diversity. There are many marketplaces and family-run restaurants which present excellent opportunities for sampling a variety of ethnic cuisines, including Polynesian and Maori. In addition, there are a myriad of European and Asian influences across the district and this is again reflected in the culinary scene. In terms of international brand shopping, Westfield Shopping Centre is the main facility in Manukau, developed on the site of the original Manukau City Centre Mall. Westfield is just a few minutes’ walk from the train station and thus guests of central hotels in Manukau can conveniently access the facility on foot. The nearby area of Otara houses a weekly flea market which can be a great spot to witness South Auckland’s incredible blend of cultures, as well as picking up some local influenced products for instance art or music.
Much of Manukau’s appeal also lies in its closer proximity to parks and surrounding nature. Within a short drive there are dozens of parks, reserves and sporting complexes which allow visitors of Manukau to enjoy the great outdoors. Totara Park is situated just five minutes away and contains large open spaces which are perfect to escape urban life, plus there is also a public swimming pool on site. Slightly further south is the Auckland Botanic Gardens, a popular site with older visitors which also houses an onsite cafe and events venue. Around six kilometres east is the Puhinui Reserve alongside the shore of Manukau Harbour. This extensive area of public land is excellent for bird spotting, whilst also giving a true feeling of tranquillity and being a million miles away from city life. It is also a well-visited destination with families as the space allows children to roam and enjoy the outdoors. Puhinui Reserve is equidistant from Manukau and Auckland Airport, so guests staying at hotels in either district can access the facility within a short drive.
The broader Auckland metropolitan area is home to an extensive assortment of attractions and points of interest as well as a range of stunning scenery. Using a hotel in Manukau as a base it is possible to not just explore the immediate surroundings but also make day trips to some of the highlights further afield. Manukau Harbour stretches much further than the Puhinui Reserve, in fact it links to the Tasman Sea on New Zealand’s west coast and at its widest is over twenty kilometres across. The coastline that surrounds this contains many beaches and inlets which are possible to reach in a day from Manukau. Puketutu Island is in the north east of the harbour and is a great spot for hiking and views of the harbour; the small volcanic island is connected by a bridge just fifteen kilometres drive from Manukau. Following the harbour coastline to the northwest it is possible to access Auckland Centennial Park, an enormous reserve with over 250km of trails plus diverse forestry and scenic beaches. At around an hour’s drive from Manukau it is still possible as a day trip and accessible without entering Auckland’s CBD.
In Manukau, you might want to check out Oakwood Manor, The Sebel Auckland Manukau, Ramada Suites by Wyndham Auckland Manukau Pacfic Centre, Flatbush Holiday Accommodation. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Manukau, you might want to explore LyLo Auckland, Fable Auckland, MGallery, Haka House Auckland City, Cordis, Auckland. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Manukau with your family, you could look at Bucklands Beach Waterfront Motel, Quest Parnell, ibis Auckland Ellerslie, The Haven Newmarket Suites. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Traveling with pets? The hotels The Haven Newmarket Suites, La Quinta by Wyndham Parnell Auckland, Swiss-Belsuites Victoria Park Auckland, Bycroft Lodge could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Manukau, check out Abstract Hotel, Cordis, Auckland, Waipuna Hotel & Conference Centre, Ascotia Off Queen – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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