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NEW ZEALAND’S first Park Hyatt hotel will open its restaurants and bars this spring, providing Aucklanders and visitors with new sophisticated places to meet, drink and dine in a prime waterfront location.
According to General Manager Brett Sweetman, Park Hyatt Auckland said hotel guestrooms are currently available for reservations from 15th September, providing unrivalled accommodation options that will set a new benchmark for luxury hospitality in New Zealand.
“Overlooking Waitematā Harbour, the new Park Hyatt Auckland will be a sophisticated, waterfront residence that will provide guests with unique and intimate experiences. The hotel will offer intuitive and personalised experiences for discerning domestic travellers, with signature restaurant Onemata set to offer gastronomic delights to both guests and the local community,” he said.
Brett Sweetman explained we look forward to introducing the exceptional service that the Park Hyatt brand is renowned for in this dynamic city as the domestic tourism industry in New Zealand evolves in this new era of travel.
“In spite of COVID-19, we have kept all 150 employees on board thanks to owners Fu Wah and will recruit more colleagues when the hotel opens. We have created something that will be truly special, and we invite Aucklanders to experience our food and beverage offerings in our waterfront surroundings alongside the standout views,” he noted.
He added so, guests booking ahead of 31st October 2020 to stay at the hotel before 31st December can take advantage of Park Hyatt Auckland’s opening offer and receive NZD$50 credit per night to spend on site as well as a complimentary room upgrade to the next room category.
Designed by Ali Reda from ar+d in Singapore and partnering with local Bossley Architects, the seven-storey hotel has been designed to reflect a Māori wharenui (house) – to be a place of gathering that brings families and communities together. A wharenui is fundamental to Māori life and stands as the beating heart of Māori culture. The exterior of the hotel centres on the notion of a Māori cloak around the building, creating a double skin offering warmth, privacy and beauty.
“We are incredibly excited to see the opening of Park Hyatt Auckland which will incorporate much from New Zealand’s Māori culture including artworks and design features to create an intimate environment that is both beautifully stylish and welcoming,” he said.
Sweetman concluded, with the spacious comfort of our guestrooms, immersive culinary experiences and sophisticated yet flexible event spaces – complemented by the highest standard of service – we are confident that our guests will experience a level of unparalleled hospitality in the city. [traveltext.id]
