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For luxurious Sydney digs without the snooty attitude, then look no further than Blue. This beautiful boutique hotel was a Conde Nast Traveler “Hot List” award winner in 2001, and it’s only gotten better since then.
The rooms retain the authentic charm of the historic wharf building while providing all the mod cons. You’ll love the […]
Now the Metro Hotel Sydney Central has had a makeover it’s an even better destination for Sydney tourists.
To be fair, not all the rooms have been renovated yet so if you’re greeted by some dated décor you know why. However the big screen flat TV equipped with Foxtel in every room should sweeten the deal […]
We all enjoy a weekend away in a luxurious hotel. While we’re indulging ourselves, it can be all too easy to forget that close to 120,000 Australians are homeless. But aren’t there shelters for that kind of thing, you might ask? Well yes, but two out of three people are denied emergency accommodation because there’s […]
Sydney Olympic Park is still one of the city’s hottest spots thanks to the major concerts of Acer Arena, rugby league matches every weekend, and heaps more.
But until recently you had to splash around some cash if you wanted to stay there. The Mercure and Ibis hotels are gorgeous, but let’s face it: they’re not […]
Old world charm meets modern luxury at Simpsons of Potts Point. This beautiful bed and breakfast is a restored mansion, which still retains the elegance of the 19th Century.
You’ll love the spacious rooms adorned with stained glass windows and hand-painted friezes. Unlike other accommodation options where each room is a carbon copy of the next, […]
Aussie Aussie Aussie! Oi Oi Oi! Yes the Beijing Olympics are just around the corner, and we’re all keen to get behind our local heroes and grab some gold!
And you’ll love those medals even more if you’re staying at the Mercure Sydney. The hotel will take $10 off the room rate for every gold Australia […]
The Old Rectory was built by the Catholic Archdiocese of Sydney in 1912. Today this historic priest’s residence is one of the most affordable and unique accommodation options in Sydney.
The rooms are spacious, with high ceilings and wooden floorboards. The house is equipped with a communal kitchen and laundry, and a beautiful grassy lawn and […]
When spending two days at the Good Food and Wine Show, you don’t want to think about getting yourself home. It’s imperative that you find somewhere within shambling distance, so that when you’ve over-indulged in the wine tasting it doesn’t really matter. For us, that place was the Oaks Goldsborough Apartments, situated just behind the […]
Just because you’re on a budget doesn’t mean you have to miss out on the finer things in life. A stay at Sydney Lakeside Narrabeen Big 4 Holiday Park proves that.
The park sits on a luxurious 26 acres. The southern side borders the stunning Narrabeen Lake, and North Narrabeen Beach is a short walk away.
The […]
North Sydney isn’t an obvious choice for Sydney tourists, but perhaps it should be. This bustling city is a stone’s throw from the CBD, but you can usually snare accommodation at a fraction of the price. This hidden appeal drove my husband and I to spend a night at the Rydges’ North Sydney last weekend.
With […]
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Written by Lauren Katulka [email] for b5media.
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