For the size, this place is decent. Who doesn't want a great price on Bendon lingerie? I think the…read moreBendon Outlet store is their greatest drawcard along with Overland where I spied shoes which are still current. Trelise Cooper has an outlet store here, I'm not a Trelise type of person but it often seems busy. The NZSale shop sells men's women's and kids fashion. There is a Backdoor Surf shop with good deals and Converse sells shoes and clothes, I picked up some well made socks for the gym. The Make Up Clearance shop looks very budget. I don't wear much make up but would have gone in to snap up a bargain if I did. There is a Cotton On Kids and Pumpkin Patch which I'm told is a fanfic place to score bargains for your little ones. Anyone who dislikes shopping will be happy that the stores are concentrated into a small mall which doesn't take much time at all to cover. Food wise this part of The Base is pretty thin, just a BBs Cafe and Smart Sushi. I grabbed an avo hand roll which was average.

This a quaint small mall with all the essential amenities and few fashion stores. You can find a…read morevery well stocked supermarket called New World which attracts most of the customers. Outside there is a post shop, key cutting service and dry cleaners and inside a stationary shop. Feeling sporty? Hot the upstairs gym 360 which has just been refurbished. Health wise there is a medical centre attached and large Unichem pharmacy. The Health 2000, eyewear store and walk in massage store are always busy as well as the low cost hairdresser and the more upmarket Rodney Wayne's. You can get low cost mani and pedis with free wifi at ProfessioNail. There is one clothes and accessories store for infants called Hatch opposite an older ladies fashion shop and even a DVD store. Great handy mall close to the beach!

I like shopping at The Base. There are plenty of stores to choose from, including my requisite…read morebaby gear/kids stores - Baby Factory, Baby City and Nurtured. Farmers also has a good supply of baby gear to choose from. It has both indoor and outdoor stores and a separate little outlet mall. The parking is plentiful and free, which is also a good reason to drive out here to shop instead of paying for parking at Centre Place in the CBD. There is a food court with the usual options in the indoor side of the mall and a block of eateries across the way as an outdoor food court. In the end, it's a mall. I do like that there is a fairly large green space and playground, which allows my husband and I to divide and conquer with the kids. This is handy.

Fairly standard mall (shopping center) for NZ'ed. Has many basic stores you look for in a mall…read more parking can be tight, though.

A great place to shop and could add a lot more shops including Zara home and H&M to make it more of…read morea shopping destination.

Pretty decenly laid out Westfield mall. You can find the usual ammenities here such as the big…read morescreen cinemas, food court (with the standard food court offerings), indoor playgrounds on both levels, the parking lot 'while you shop' carwash & various cafes littered throughout the complex. Also a few restaurants just past the foodcourt on the outside. Three stars for the very limited under cover car parking. A mall this size needs more covered spaces for the erratic Auckland weather.

Centre Place offers a wide selection of retailers, including Kathmandu, Whitcoulls, Paper Plus,…read moreBody, Farmers, and Rebel Sport. There is also a food court, as well as two cafés in the mall. The best part of the mall is its central Hamilton location. It is located in the heart of the CBD.