M Social Auckland, Auckland

Location

M Social Auckland is situated on the prime waterfront by Viaduct Harbour, offering direct access to Auckland's bustling dining and entertainment scene. This location places guests near popular attractions such as the Sky Tower, Auckland Museum, and the scenic Britomart area. For additional exploration, Devonport's beaches and Westhaven Marina are just a short distance away.

Dining

Beast & Butterflies is the hotel's signature restaurant, featuring a menu inspired by flavors from Asia and the Pacific Rim. With an inviting atmosphere, this casual all-day dining destination caters to various culinary tastes and preferences. Guests can also unwind at the on-site bar, offering a selection of drinks in a comfortable setting.

Meetings and Events

M Social Auckland offers versatile meeting spaces designed for productivity and inspiration. The Catalyst rooms provide multi-purpose options, accommodating up to 90 guests for gatherings or conferences. State-of-the-art technology, including two 65' displays, enhances the meeting experience with floor-to-ceiling windows presenting stunning views.

Rooms

The hotel features 190 contemporary rooms and suites, with sweeping views of Auckland's waterfront. Rooms include options such as the Harbour Suite, which boasts a separate sleeping area and a freestanding bathtub. Each room is equipped with modern amenities and offers an urban retreat experience.

Wellness and Additional Amenities

In addition to its spacious meeting and event facilities, M Social Auckland provides guests with 24-hour concierge service and valet parking. The fitness center is accessible for guests looking to maintain their wellness routine while away. Electric vehicle charging stations are available, catering to environmentally conscious travelers.

Highlights

Location: Viaduct Harbour, near major attractions

Dining: Beast & Butterflies restaurant with Pacific Rim menu

Meetings: Catalyst rooms for up to 90 guests

Rooms: 190 contemporary rooms & suites with waterfront views