Perched on the 15th story of downtown Auckland’s Cordis hotel, patrons can indulge in magnificent panoramas of the urban skyline, harbor, Rangitoto Island, and the expansive ocean. Previously recognized as the Langham Auckland, this establishment is now managed by the Langham Hospitality Group under the moniker Cordis. Boasting 640 guest rooms and suites distributed across 17 levels, encompassing the Pinnacle Tower, it stands as the largest hotel in New Zealand.
The hotel showcases an impressive assortment of artwork that celebrates Maori customs and heritage. Distinguished art pieces include a towering five-meter bronze sculpture titled ‘Sustaining the Heavens,’ crafted by artist Sanne Mestrom, displayed in the lobby, featuring the Maori deity, Ika-Roa. Furthermore, the premises are adorned with paintings from Amanda Gruenwald, sculptures by Seung Yul Oh, and stone carvings by Joe Sheehan.
Accommodations at Cordis are elegantly adorned with understated furnishings, a cozy seating nook, and a sumptuous bathroom equipped with Christophe Laudamiel amenities. Patrons can unwind at the venue’s exclusive club lounge managed by Sachin Nayak or revitalize at the serene spa during their sojourn.
Culinary experiences at Cordis are a gastronomic spectacle, offering a diverse morning buffet, opulent afternoon tea at the Chandelier Lounge, and unforgettable dinners at the ‘Our Soil Is Thriving’ bistro. Guests can relish innovative cocktails such as the ‘Kiwiland Modern Classic’ and ‘Cranberry Cosmopolitan’ expertly concocted by mixologist Yogi Mahordika and served with warmth by server Aarti Mistry.
The Chuan Spa, under the guidance of Sonia Prasad, delivers a rejuvenating journey with treatments like the ‘unity massage.’ The hotel’s commitment to sustainability shines through initiatives like EarthCheck accreditation and rooftop apiculture, aligning with our environmentally conscious principles.
Nestled in the uptown area, Cordis enjoys a strategic location in close proximity to premier Auckland attractions, making it an optimal launchpad for city explorations. Whether visitors wish to tour the Auckland museum, delve into the vibrant K Road district, or take a leisurely promenade along the waterfront, Cordis offers a lavish and eco-friendly sanctuary in the heart of Auckland.
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