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The Sebel Auckland Manukau THE SEBEL AUCKLAND MANUKAU Discover the perfect mix of independent space and exceptional service at Manukau City’s newest upscale hotel, The Sebel Auckland Manukau. WELCOME LOCATION Positioned in the heart of Manukau’s bustling centre From its perfect vantage point, the hotel allows you and a short drive from the airport, The Sebel to discover the best of the area including Rainbow’s Auckland Manukau is a stylish getaway located just End, Butterfly Creek, Westfield Mall, Vector Wero 22 kilometres from the Auckland CBD. Whitewater Park and Vodafone Events Centre. Ideal for both business and leisure travellers, Auckland’s main arterial route, the Southern The Sebel Auckland Manukau offers unforgettable Motorway is a 2-minute drive away and both the experiences, a modern design and personalised International and Domestic Airports are located service. within 10 kilometres from the hotel. BOTANY RES S TREET IAN S HAW RES PARK DOW NS RES RES RES Edgewater MATERNITY UNIT HOW ICK K R E N T A R V G M RIVERHILLS L R D A H D I O A A U M V COUNTRY L I L T R R S T Z L E E G W N V B N L N D I E R L O D L T E I P G A I College R S N S D M G A W R O B A L E O L U A E O T L N D A O O O S G R PARK U I E P O W A N P A N A Y d A R O U W I W CLUB L M E Y N R A C ' O EF P T R K S C S HEN Y U E Y A A R C A R G P O R L N S A M C E U N F O E I G R U T I N V d V L R T L E Y D A Y P A R E L O I L W P I A E A L L S D K N R D L E H GOLFLANDS R H U O O A C O L E E H S Y N L P T D I P H R D C R H L R O H R T U E A X C T T RES R D K T N RES E K U E " T O T V A D E R E A D L R N E A S O R L I X O O A I I M O N U T E E I T N N O A E E R A E L SHAMROCK R T V E N R A A R A V L D C N S S T R T D A l RE A L A T R D M P D N V R N I RES K G E l I N O E A S T A M L E R A E A A D E V N S d I O R D S R N A N K L H L K R H A S S T R N Y R ET S A M angemangeroa RES A ' O D U R M CE A E S P G C a l R R B R nehung T L R S A l O R E E G O O A A T T E N R R B N O U O A A T O O F R K P R S S M O N E O H D I I W F I EIL B E S A I E l E S E U D V N G R L P S E N I L DRIVE l D M N R U R L E d M O H E S O K A S I L A RES r L N O C S E E C S ON J R A L R L E l E O H EIL E G E E Bridge O P E N U A S R G R S C L E Y H A W T D R I E I I I D K H G R T R O i R O O T A l D N G d O R E E D W T D A S L E L PARK N T H l S IE N A G A E V T S S TF H N v T KE I A C C R Y D S E S O d I N D E A I A E R M N A I I C W I R I A A G E O T A N B H R L I R R d l N S R A l N T I V E D L R N T A L R I D W N L O S R N K S G D R T E H A K OROUGH I I A U HILLS B K I N e S E ield R V W A Panama M L L ynf I d A I D N C T K T B R T Ti Rakau R E E A E IT O C N E O E I E I E O A O S T RA O d V B N U L E R T l R l D H L B N E E U L H U r Y E E A R A E A W T A RES R A Y R R E ID R 1 U CEMETERY R E L M A 1 N 2 3 4 10 11 12A N 13 Rd S ch 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 G 21 V E M E B V N Bridge Cove10 D 1 IL 12 EAC E E E E L N A I l P A C D CentralT Auckland R K M E N P T S M E E I l G N T N A S L O A H S A A A A U A E M A I A L E E W N d L R TT V WAIKARAKA S T M F O S A H A c D LA E F E E O D F N M N W R A C E N G T S i L A V N Waikowha T A R NG P D B L N L T A A D T A U R D C RES K I E L R P R B A H O A E a D E k O H W O U I H R A u DRIVE N A gh Bay 20 W V I Hillsborou S r L B PARK a R R N E A O H F L A N Y n I R A E R A T K g A R a E E A S chool D W I N C C G I T T N d S ANNALON A T A T k C M A C A E E 2. E D A BER D B H N D O A N G A A D R A I N D d O O Y O G A A Y D L K L E D I S see Central Cycle Map E N N N H E H G T RES EM S E O I BC L S A V N E E A S BL E R G E I 1. N L A S A I I E O TO d M S T N E G SS D T E D L H A IRO V A UR R R A N PARK S A I M B T S B E L f O K d A K A U U C E O P D I L T H S O N E F C Point View T T S BLUFF L A T r L M E W P IT Y V R F R L C M S J C I K S H I I E U L d A L I T G T A O A a N O A S H R I G L N H Y E I B E N f R A S A FENCOTIE L l d I T A A E M D 3. C T RES S chool D C M I f E I L r W f D E Q R h H Y ER F W H L R S O N WAIKARAKA PARK G A G I R Ti Rakau I E T N Bay r se L B OAD R U C r A E L O E G E Ca P V L R E BARD S O G A T O O E O E E T D D S J L l M G R R R E T P a B A E N N A L K E a R E R C S LE T W S U D N L T A U E Y W h R H A T A L M N E H A H S C I EMETERY PA B Home Centre R C LYNFIELD Auckland D H H G R Y P R E E h R d A S B l N A h D I I M t Richmond A K P W 4.
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