YHA Auckland International

Location and Dates

Information

Host:
Steve Collier

Address:
5 Turner Street, Auckland
Phone:
+64 9 302 8200
Fax:
+64 9 302 8205
Email:
[javascript protected email address]

Reception:
7am–11pm plus 24 hour access
Check in:
2:00pm
Check out:
10:00am

Rates & rooms

The table below shows the hostel’s indicative standard rates for some of the room types available. Don’t forget! If you’re a YHA New Zealand or Hostelling International member, you’ll receive at least a 10% discount off of standard rates.

Room type

Indicative standard price
(YHA/HI members receive 10% discount)

Double

From $95 per room

Twin

From $95 per room

Double+Single

From $106 per room

Single

From $66 per room

Shared

From $25 per person

*Rates displayed above are "from prices" and are subject to change. To view our current pricing and a full list of available rooms, enter your required dates above and click on book now.

Description

About the YHA hostel in Auckland

The YHA hostel in Auckland is 5-star Qualmark rated, staffed 24 hours and offers excellent amenities. Located just off Auckland’s Queen Street, this YHA combines the excitement of the city with safe and secure accommodation.

Backpacker accommodation includes small and large shared rooms for those of you looking for budget central city accommodation. Twin rooms, double rooms and ensuite rooms are also available.

There is a large fully equipped kitchen in this Auckland hostel as well as a spacious and relaxing lounge area with Sky TV and a pool table. YHA Auckland International also has various luggage storage options, DVD's and board games for hire, a stereo and book exchange which make it a complete facility.

At YHA Auckland International we provide economic, clean, safe and comfortable hostel accommodation in the middle of Auckland. Come and see for yourself.

Limited reserved car parking is available (fantastic for the centre of Auckland!) – please contact the hostel to check availability and reserve a parking bay.

Where is Auckland?

Auckland is the largest city in New Zealand and is located on the narrow isthmus near the top end of North Island. It is one of the only cities in the world that has harbors on two major bodies of water, the Pacific Ocean and Tasman Sea. View the map to find out where exactly Auckland is and the location of the YHA hostel in Auckland.

Travel in Auckland

This Auckland hostel has an onsite travel booking service able to book all your activities and travel in Auckland, here’s a small sample of some of the iconic Auckland sights and activities:

  • The Auckland Harbour Bridge
  • Aotea Square – visit the square for crafts markets, rallies and arts festivals.
  • The Britomart Centre – is the main public transport hub
  • Karangahape Road – also known as "K' Road", and is famous for its bars, clubs and shops
  • Kelly Tarlton's Underwater World – aquarium and Antarctic centre
  • New Zealand National Maritime Museum – features New Zealand maritime history
  • Queen Street -  main street of the city, from Karangahape Road down to the harbour.
  • Sky Tower – the tallest free standing structure in the southern hemisphere which offers fantastic panoramic views of Auckland.
  • The Viaduct – restaurants, bars and home to the Americas’ cup  yacht

The YHA travel service can also help you with your travel plans for the rest of your travel in New Zealand, offering booking services for Busses, car hire, activities and accommodation.

Groups

YHA offers a range of accommodation to suit groups of all types. Find out how YHA can help your group with their accommodation, transport and activity needs.

Each hostel offers a range of accommodation options for your group. Please email our Customer Services team or phone freephone (within NZ) 0800 278 299.

Quote

"just down the hill and even larger than its brother, this purpose-built YHA is thoroughly modern with excellent cooking facilities, spacious rooms, separate TV and quiet lounges, Internet access and a travel centre. They even have a few free parking spaces; book early." - The Rough Guide to New Zealand

 

By Bus:

600m from station to hostel. Head down Victoria Street and turn right into Queen Street, Turner Street is on the left.

By Plane:

23km to Auckland International Airport. Door to door transfers with Airbus and Super Shuttle

By Train:

1km walk to hostel. Walk from station up Queen Street to hostel (25mins) or catch a bus up Queen Street from Britomart ($0.50).

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  • Bicycle Storage
  • EFTPOS
  • Internet Access
  • Locker Storage
  • Luggage Storage
  • Mastercard
  • Parking
  • pool room
  • TV Room
  • VISA
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Things to do

  • Visit Auckland’s Sky Tower for breathtaking views over the ‘City of Sails’. Try the Sky Walk or the Sky Jump if you’re feeling brave
  • Walk across Auckland’s iconic Auckland Harbour Bridge for stunning views of Auckland’s downtown with Sky Tower and across Auckland Harbour
  • Auckland is best seen from the harbour, take a cruise or go sailing around Auckland harbour, across to fashionable Devonport, or to the fascinating islands of Waiheke, Rangitoto or Great Barrier Island
  • Kelly Tarlton’s Underwater World remains a popular place to visit to see New Zealand’s varied marine life up close and personal
  • Visit the Auckland Museum and Auckland Art Gallery for some of New Zealand’s best Maori and fine art collections
  • Take in some live music or live theatre – Auckland is New Zealand’s entertainment capital