Radisson Hotel Group, a multinational hospitality company headquartered in Brussels, Belgium has officially opened its first property in New Zealand, located in Auckland, a bustling and more than captivating city situated in the northern island of New Zealand, highlighted within its boundaries by a stunning natural environment, long beaches, rainforest - covered ranges, rural areas and gulf islands, making it one of the most diverse cities in the world.
The opening of Radisson RED Auckland marks the brand’s entry into Australasia and Radisson Hotel Group’s first property in the country.
The hotel is located at 33 Lorne Street, in Auckland’s Central Business District, just a 10 - minute walk of University of Auckland and Sky Tower and within proximity to local attractions such as the Art Gallery, Civic Theatre, Auckland Museum, Wahiheke Island and West Coast beaches.
The property features 322 comfortable rooms and suites, gallery - style installations, lighting, and design elements inspired by the surrounding arts and performance culture. Higher - floor rooms provide views of the city skyline and the Suite Panorama offers views of Auckland City, Albert Park and the harbour.
Relevant highlights of the hotel are a rooftop bar and event spaces, which are connected and positioned as the largest outdoor rooftop space in New Zealand. The rooftop venue can accommodate up to 219 guests in a cocktail - setup and can be configured into four flexible rooms with natural light.
The hotel’s event spaces are designed for a variety of uses, including celebrations, live performances, pop - up events, weddings, and business functions. The venue can be adapred for both corporate and social occasions.
The property includes an all - day dining venue and bar, a fitness centre open daily from 5. a.m. to 11 p.m. and is pet friendly. The rooftop restaurant and bar, scheduled to open soon, will offer open - air views of the Sky Tower,
Links
https://www.radissonhotels.com/en-us/hotels/radisson-red-auckland
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