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After Long Delay, Park Hyatt Auckland Finally Opens

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After a significant delay, the Park Hyatt Auckland has finally opened its doors… too bad most of us won’t be able to visit anytime soon, as New Zealand’s borders are oh-so-closed.

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 Luis
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What a horrible time to be opening up a new luxury hotel.


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(@tahsin)
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I’m planning to start new job in NZ next month. Waiting for visa approval, Maybe I’ll have a chance to check it out!


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 EC2
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The George (CAT 4) in Christchurch is a good use for certificates. Rates are normally around $400NZD. Eichardt’s Private Hotel though Category 8 is a very expensive hotel in Queenstown and would be where I would steer my points to good use. Rates are well over $1,000NZD when they are even open for bookings. Even a good use of purchased points. Ben has to stay there (Park Hyatt) as that’s his job, but I personally steer clear of Auckland. Not a lot of points hotels in Auckland so good to know what it offers compared to the Marriott. The Holiday in is by the airport.


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I was supposed to go there this weekend. Sadly even us Aussies can’t go.


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Crazy. I had my award booked for next week.
Stupid pandemic.
Settling for WA Maldives in 2 weeks instead.


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(@Daniel Kinnoch)
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This property is also bookable via Amex Platinum's Fine Hotels & Resorts for those who don't want to go via Hyatt Privé.


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Couldn't they at least share actual pictures instead of computer-generated models?


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