Echo Lodge 3*
Main amenities
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Wi-Fi
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No Smoking
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Child-friendly
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Air conditioning
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No pets allowed
Location
Situated 4.6 km from the Kell Park, the 3-star Echo Lodge Auckland hotel is adorned with parquet floors, offering essentials such as Wi-Fi and a car park. Boasting a sundeck and a picnic area, this comfortable bed & breakfast is about 15 minutes by car from the JF Kennedy Memorial Park in North Shore, known for its relaxed yet active lifestyle, complete with picturesque white sandy beaches, lively café scene, high-end boutique shopping, and beautiful parks and reserves.
If you are in love with sports, the hotel offers a convenient location 4.4 km from the QBE Stadium. North Harbour Stadium is in the immediate vicinity of the Echo Lodge, while Emily Lane bus stop is nearly 5 minutes' walk away. The area also includes natural sites like the Lucas Creek Waterfall, which are 4.9 km from this accommodation.
The hotel offers rooms with a patio and a balcony featuring air conditioning, along with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. You will find an electric kettle and a refrigerator as well. Offering a separate toilet and a shower, the bathrooms are fitted with hairdryers and towels.
Echo Lodge hotel provides a delicious breakfast every morning.
Review by hotel critic
As a visitor hailing from the stunning city of Auckland, Aotearoa, what captures my heart the most is a warm welcome and attention to detail. A place that offers free parking, spacious rooms, cozy communal spaces, and perhaps a delightful garden area for a peaceful retreat truly speaks to my soul. My recent stay at this charming accommodation exceeded my expectations. From the comfortable beds to the scrumptious breakfast served with a smile, every moment was a delight. the thoughtful touches like a cot for my little one, a well-equipped communal living room, and the tranquil garden deck made me feel right at home. I must say, I am thoroughly impressed and immensely satisfied with my experience here. Without a doubt, I will eagerly return to this hidden gem when I come back to New Zealand.
