
Radisson RED Auckland is a 322-room hotel at 33 Lorne Street, marking Radisson Hotel Group's debut in New Zealand. It sits in the city's arts district, across the street from the Auckland Art Gallery and a short walk from the Civic Theatre and Auckland Town Hall; the building itself is a redevelopment, by Stonewood Group, of an existing office tower into a mixed-use precinct in Auckland's Midtown.
The hotel offers four flexible meeting spaces on its rooftop level, each filled with natural light and fitted with high-speed Wi-Fi and essential AV technology. The rooftop area can be configured into four sun-lit rooms of varying sizes for meetings, conferences, product launches and celebrations, with a combined capacity of up to 219 guests, and events can flow directly into the adjoining rooftop bar - useful for combining a formal meeting programme with an evening function in the same venue.
An all-day, lobby-level restaurant serves international dishes alongside New Zealand produce, and a lounge bar offers cocktails and New Zealand wines. A rooftop restaurant and bar - reported on opening as one of the largest outdoor rooftop spaces in the country - complements the ground-floor dining.
The hotel includes a fully equipped fitness centre open daily from 5am to 11pm. Guest rooms feature bold, gallery-style interior design and immersive lighting, reflecting the surrounding Art District theme.
Radisson RED Auckland opened its 322 rooms in the city centre as Radisson Hotel Group's first New Zealand property, developed from a 50-year-old office building repositioned as part of Auckland's Midtown retail and hospitality precinct.
With rooftop meeting and event space for up to roughly 220 guests, a CBD arts-district location, and design aimed at a younger corporate and leisure market, Radisson RED Auckland suits meetings, product launches and incentive groups looking for a central, design-led alternative to the city's more traditional conference hotels.
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