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Sydney accommodations

Sydney accommodations welcome you to a destination nicknamed “The Harbour City”.

Sydney known for: harbor, coves, bays, rivers, bridges, beaches, parks, gardens, reserves, ovals, museums, historic buildings / sites, shopping malls, superyachts, shipwrecks, coastal hiking trails, saltwater tidal pools, surfing, topless sunbathing

Sydney is located on Australia’s southeastern coast, about half-way between the coastal cities of Brisbane (northerly) and Melbourne (southerly). Flowing through northern Sydney, the Parramatta River mixes with salt water (becoming estuarine) near the Parramatta Central Business District’s  Charles Street Weir (westerly), continuing past Sydney Opera House and into Sydney Harbour.

Sydney main attractions: Sydney Opera House, Darling Harbour, Taronga Zoo Sydney, Royal Botanic Garden Sydney, Sydney Fish Market (seafood market), Sydney Harbour Bridge, SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium, Queen Victoria Building (shopping mall), Hyde Park, Luna Park Sydney (amusement park), Paddy’s Markets Haymarket (market), Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney Tower Eye (observation deck), Broadway Sydney (shopping mall), Westfield Bondi Junction (shopping mall), Australian Museum, Opera Bar (bar), Birkenhead Point (outlet mall), Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, Powerhouse Ultimo (museum), The Star, Sydney (casino), Mrs Macquarie’s Chair (historical landmark), Sydney Cricket Ground (stadium), Saint Mary’s Cathedral (Catholic cathedral), BridgeClimb Sydney (tourist attraction)

Bordering / surrounding Sydney points of interest: Garigal National Park (cycling, hiking, horse-riding, sandstone rock formations, waterfalls, Aboriginal sites), Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park (Aboriginal sites, coastal bush, beaches) and Berowra Valley National Park (bush hiking paths, camping grounds, kayaking, fishing, swimming), Western Sydney Parklands (walking / cycling paths, picnic shelters, playgrounds), Botany Bay (historical founding place), Royal National Park (oceanfront cliff walk, grassland / forest trails)

Sydney main airport: Sydney Airport (south side)

Airport car rental agencies: SIXT, Alpha Car Hire, Enterprise, Apex Car Rentals

Rideshare service: Uber

Rapid transit system: Sydney Metro

Ferry service: Sydney Ferries

Sydney top events: Sydney Festival, Vivid Sydney, Sydney Film Festival, Australian Fashion Week, Royal Easter Show, GABS Festival, Festival X Sydney, ULTRA Australia, Touch Bass Sydney Festival, Electric Gardens Festival, Return To Rio, Lost Paradise Festival, Sydney Folk Festival, Sydney Fringe Festival. Sydney Marathon, Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race, The Everest Horse Race, Sydney SuperNight, Sexpo, Winterfest

More fun things: Blue Mountain Day Trip, Sydney Harbour Bridge Climb, Behind-the-scenes Zoo Experience

Football, rugby and cricket being the city’s main sports, professional teams include Sydney FC, Western Sydney Wanderers, Macarthur FC, Sydney Roosters (rugby), New South Wales Waratahs (rugby) and The Sydney Sixers (cricket). When in Sydney, keep in mind that the weather and traffic both can be unpredictable at times. During nesting season, Magpies, or “Swoop Birds”, can be aggressive, and are known to swoop at pedestrians and cyclists who enter their territory. The best way to avoid sharks is by not swimming at dusk or dawn. Topless sunbathing is common on Sydney beaches. Prostitution is legal in Sydney, with Kings Cross historically being the city’s red-light district. Residents generally are friendly, though they are not reserved when it comes to using swear words. Tipping in restaurants typically is not customary except for outstanding service, though of course is appreciated. Sydney’s currency is the Australian Dollar, cars travel on the left-hand-side and the drinking age is 18 years old. Sydney accommodations are some of Australia’s best. Before we get to Sydney accommodations, let’s take a look at some more background information on the area to help you along the way.

Possibly evidence of early weaponry, flaked pebbles discovered in Western Sydney suggest that humans may have settled in the Sydney-area for around 50,000 years. Naturally, seafood was an important food source for early coastal clans, while clans in the hinterland most likely hunted and gathered. An estimated 4,000-8,000 Aboriginal people lived in the Sydney area prior to British arrival . On April 29, 1770, Lieutenant James Cook landed at Botany Bay and encountered the Gweagal clan of the Dharawal people, marking the first meeting between Aboriginal clans and British explorers. Resulting from the Treaty of Paris and from Britain’s loss of its American penal colony, Britain sought to establish a new penal colony at Botany Bay. Notably, punishment at this new penal colony would  entail more manual labor than incarceration. In January 1788, Captain Arthur Phillip arrived at the Sydney area with 11 ships, known as the First Fleet, carrying over 1,000 settlers and 736 convicts. Port Jackson would become a more suitable place than Botany Bay to settle, particularly at Sydney Cove. On February 7, 1788, now-Governor Phillip formally proclaimed the colony of New South Wales. A fresh water supply and safe harbor, Sidney Cove was described by Philip as “the finest harbour in the world”. In April 1789, smallpox killed about half of the area’s indigenous population. Meanwhile, agriculture proved difficult for the British settlers at first due to poor soil quality around the initial settlement. British Second and Third Fleets arrived between 1790-1791. Former convicts received small grants of land, which were farmed successfully in the Parramatta, Windsor and Camden areas on the Cumberland Plain. Phillip Departed in December 1792, when the colony’s military officers acquired land and began importing goods from visiting ships. Former convicts opened small businesses and engaged in trade. “Sydney town” became a place where soldiers and former convicts, with or without official permission, built homes on Crown land. The new colony had become self-sufficient in food by 1804. New Governor William Bligh, restricting commerce and ordering demolition of the buildings erected on Crown land (some including active and non-active military officers), came head-on with the Rum Rebellion of 1808. The Rum Rebellion between the New South Wales Corps (rebels with a stake in the rum trade) and the Colony of New South Wales resulted, initially, in a rebel victory circa 1808, which deposed and arrested William Bligh, imposed martial law, and installed Luitentant-Colonel George Johnston as Governor, followed by a rebel defeat in 1810, when the New South Wales Corps was disbanded, and Major General Lachlan Macquarie was appointed as new Governor. Macquarie established a bank, a currency and a hospital, and employed a planner to design the city’s street layout. Public buildings, churches, wharves and roads were commissioned at this time. Between 1811-1815, roads were built between Sydney and Parramatta, across the Blue Mountains, and beyond the Great Dividing Range, allowing for large-scale farming and grazing. Free British settlers emigrated to New South Wales following Macquarie’s departure. Between 1826-1840, the area’s free settler population increased from 900 to 29,000. Sydney was declared a city in 1842, when the New South Wales Legislative Council became a semi-elected body. In 1851, gold was discovered in New South Wales and Victoria, which, in actuality, disrupted Sydney, as men moved to the goldfields. Subsequently, Melbourne overtook Sydney as Australia’s largest city, which led to tensions between the two cities. Ultimately, though, the gold rush proved beneficial for both cities, as demand for housing, consumer goods, services and urban amenities increased in both places. Between 1861-1891, Sydney’s population grew from 95,600 to 386,900. Terrace houses in narrow streets became characteristic of Sydney. Abundant Sydney sandstone was used to construct new buildings, including the University of Sydney, the Australian Museum, the Town Hall and the General Post Office, respectively, between 1854 and 1892. In the late-19th century, “coffee palaces” and hotels were erected, while daylight sunbathing was banned at beaches. Designated ocean “baths”, however, remained popular for some. Throughout the 1890s, economic depression struck Sydney. George Reid of the Free Trade Party served as the 12th premier of New South Wales from 1894-1899. Wharves were modernized and inner-city slums were demolished as a result of a 1900 bubonic plague. On January 1, 1901, Australia’s six colonies federalized, and Sydney became New South Wales’ capital. Sydney males volunteered in droves for the First World War armed forces, which reduced unemployment. Following World War I, “homes fit for heroes” in new suburbs such as Daceyville and Matraville, along with “Garden suburbs” and mixed industrial and residential developments, led to a population boom that reached 1 million in 1926. Around this time, Sydney’s rail network became electric and Sydney Harbour Bridge was built. The 1930s Great Depression, particularly in Sydney, stymied new building, and by 1933 the city’s unemployment rate had reached almost 30%. In May and June 1942, during the Second World War, Sydney was attacked by Japanese submarines, resulting in 21 fatalities. Sydney Harbour’s World War II defense system was relatively slight and consisted only of the Garden Island Tunnel System, Bradleys Head Fortification Complex and Middle Head Fortifications. Following World War II, immigration and a significant baby boom ensued in Sydney. Suburbs throughout the Cumberland Plain became populated. Between 1947 and 1971, children accounted for over 75% of Sydney’s population growth. Manufacturing, retail and other service industries bolstered the city’s work force. All three events being controversial, high-rises developed in the 1950s, trade unions imposed “green bans” (a form of strike) in the early-1970s, and Danish architect Jarn Oberg Utzoh designed the Sydney Opera House, which opened in 1973. Sydney transformed from a manufacturing center to a “world city” as a result of tariff protection reductions in 1974, and starting in the 1980s, the city’s overseas immigration grew rapidly.

Oceania’s most traveled city, Sydney is home to around 5.5 million “Sydneysiders”. Sydney is Oceania’s most populous city, and New South Wales’ state capital. The Harbour City is tucked inside Sydney Harbour, an inlet of the Tasman Sea, which is part of the South Pacific Ocean. To the city’s west, the Blue Mountains extend north-to-south for 60 miles with a highest peak of 3,901 feet. Sydney is one of the world’s most livable cities, although also one of the most expensive. An Alpha city, Sydney’s advanced market economy is bolstered by tourism, manufacturing and finance. In 2013, The Harbour City welcomed around 2.8 million international visitors. One of Sydney’s best surf breaks is found at North Narrabeen, a suburb in northern Sydney. Home to a Köppen–Geiger climate, Sydney experiences warm-to-hot summers and mild-to-cool winters. Due to variations in wind patterns and oscillating sea surface temperatures, the city’s weather may change relatively rapidly. Summer high temperatures can reach over 100 degrees Fahrenheit while winters average in the high 60s. Additional points of interest include Bondi Beach, The Domain, Centennial Parklands, York Street, Pitt Street, George Street, Darlinghurst Road, Circular Quay, State Theatre, Parliament House, Government House, Sydney Town Hall, General Post Office, Anzac War Memorial, Archibald Fountain, Sydney CBD, Central Station, State Library of New South Wales, University of Sydney, Accor Stadium, Allianz Stadium, CommBank Stadium and Chinatown. Local foods are barramundi (fish), Yellowfin tuna, Sydney rock oyster, Australian prawns, chicken parmigiana, barbecued sausages and seafood, fish and chips, meat pies, potato cake, bacon and egg rolls, avocado on toast, lamington cake (sponge cake) and Tim Tams (chocolate biscuits). Drinks include red wine, beer, Bundaberg Rum (sugar cane rum that can be found on tap), Espresso martinis, bottled cocktails,  ginger beer and lemon, lime and bitters (mostly soft drink, with bitters). Beer is often served by the schooner, or “schooey”, which is a 425 milliliter type of beer glass. With some background information on the area, we’re ready for Sydney accommodations that will help make for an exciting trip.

 

 

 

Four Seasons Hotel Sydney

199 George Street, Sydney Central Business District

Museum of Contemporary Art Australia

Hotel amenities: bar, restaurant, panoramic views, swimming pool, therapeutic spa, sauna, fitness center, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, Chinese tea, slippers, free Christian Lacroix toiletries, airport transfers upon request

Nearby: Avenue on George (restaurant), Grain (cocktail bar), Brooklyn Bridge Deli, Piccolo Me (café), Brew Cafe, North Sandwiches Cafe, Dutch Smuggler Coffee Brewers (café), Philippe Xavier Hairdressers, Watches of Switzerland (watch store), Grosvenor Place (business center), Karstens Sydney (conference center), Saint Patrick’s Catholic Church

Within feet:

• • • Museum of Contemporary Art Australia
    • Circular Quay
    • Cadmans Cottage
    • Hyde Park Barracks Museum

Within 2.3 miles:

• • • Athol Beach

Within 8 miles:

• • • Sydney Showground

Within 8.3 miles:

• • • Accor Stadium

Four Seasons Hotel Sydney is 4.7 miles from Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport.

Approximate cost per night (One-Bedroom Presidential Club Suite): $3,838

Cost per person (three people): $1,279

 

 

 

Paradox Sydney

27 O’Connell Street, Sydney Central Business District

Australia Square

Hotel amenities: restaurant, bar, buffet breakfast, balconies, indoor pool, hot tub, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, coffee machines, electric tea pots, mini-bars, safety deposit boxes, desks, 24-hour front desk with Arabic, German, English and Spanish-speaking staff, currency exchange, business center

Nearby restaurants / bars: Bentley Restaurant + Bar (Australian restaurant), O Bar and Dining (Modern Australian restaurant), Bellucci Cucina (Italian restaurant), Restaurant Hubert (French restaurant), Monopole (French restaurant), Balcon by Tapavino (Spanish restaurant), Chophouse Sydney (restaurant), Stacked Hunter Street (restaurant), Benzin Coffee x Cupra (restaurant), Zaffi Sydney (Lebanese restaurant), ARCADE Bar Sydney (bar)

Nearby misc.: Next Level Escape (escape room center), The Wintergarden (food court), Edge Studio (hair salon), Cliftons Sydney – Spring Street (conference center), Gyms 4 Golfers (gym), MonstarZen Martial Arts (martial arts school)

Within feet:

• • • Australia Square
    • Eliza Park Stud
    • Macquarie Place Park
    • Museum of Sydney

Within 1 mile:

• • • Harbour Bridge

Within 2.4 miles:

• • • Taronga Zoo

Within 7 miles:

• • • Bicentennial Park

Paradox Sydney is 4.5 miles from Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport.

Approximate cost per night (Executive Suite): $818

 

 

 

Wildlife Retreat at Taronga

2a Bradleys Head Road, Mosman

Taronga Zoo

Hotel amenities: restaurant, bar, buffet, continental or vegetarian breakfast, garden, terrace, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, safety deposit boxes, 24-hour front desk, ATM

Nearby: Me-Gal Restaurant, Wild Ropes (high ropes course), Seal Show (zoo), QBE Free Flight – Bird Show, Whiting Beach, Curlew Camp Artists’ Walk (national reserve), Taronga Zoo Wharf (ferry terminal), Little Sirius Point (tourist attraction), Roar and Snore Taronga Zoo, Taylor’s Bay Beach, Bradleys Head (city park), Athol Hall (event venue), Athol Beach, Bradleys Head Walking Track (tourist attraction), Rifle Wall (historical landmark), Military relics at Bradleys Head (tourist attraction), Bradleys Head Fishing Spot (tourist attraction), Bradleys Head Amphitheatre, Bradleys Head Rd (notable street), H.M.A.S. Sydney I Memorial Mast (historical place), Bradleys Head Lighthouse (historical landmark)

Within feet:

• • • Taronga Zoo
    • Bradleys Head
    • Taronga Zoo Sky Safari
    • Sydney Harbour National Park-Chowder Head
    • Clifton Gardens Reserve
    • Athol Beach
    • Sirius Cove

Within 1.3 miles:

• • • Fort Denison

Within 1.5 miles:

• • • Kirribilli House

Within 2.1 miles:

• • • The Royal Botanic Gardens

Within 2.2 miles:

• • • Woolloomooloo Finger Wharf

Wildlife Retreat at Taronga is 6 miles from Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport.

Approximate cost per night: $400

 

 

 

 

Capella Sydney

24 Loftus Street, Sydney Central Business District

Royal Botanic Garden  Sydney

Hotel amenities: restaurant, bar, buffet / à la carte breakfast, city views, indoor pool, spa, sauna, hot tub, wellness center, fitness center, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, hairdryers, 24-hour front desk, car rental service, business center

Nearby restaurants / bars: Brasserie 1930 (restaurant), Artistry Garden (restaurant), Bar Luca (hamburger restaurant), McRae Bar (bar)

Nearby misc.: SOMA Health & Wellness Club (gym), 24 Hours In Sydney (sightseeing tour agency)

Within feet:

• • • Royal Botanic Garden  Sydney
    • Macquarie Place Park
    • Museum of Sydney
    • Jessie Street Gardens
    • Justice Police Museum
    • Eliza Park Stud
    • Circular Quay Station

Within 2.2 miles:

• • • Taronga Zoo
    • Athol Beach

Within 1.9 miles:

• • • The Bay Community Garden

Within 12 miles:

• • • Bankstown Airport

Capella Sydney is 4.6 miles from Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport.

Approximate cost per night (Capella Suite): $4,291

 

 

 

Little National Hotel Sydney

26 Clarence Street, Sydney Central Business District

Escape Hunt

Hotel amenities: bar, terrace, fitness center, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, coffee machines, mini-bars, safety deposit boxes, desks, 24-hour front desk, car rental service

Nearby restaurants / bars: Made in Italy Sydney CBD (pizza takeout), Next Door Restaurant & Bar, York Lane (bar), Sei Mai Name (bar)

Nearby misc.: Margot Espresso (café), Double Brew (café), Brew Collective Coffee. (coffee shop), Encanto Sydney (coffee shop), Yello Bakery & Cafe (bakery), Kids Club Child Care Clarence Centre (day care center)

Within feet:

• • • Escape Hunt
    • Eliza Park Stud
    • Australia Square
    • King Street Wharf Entertainment District
    • Wynyard Train Station

Within 1.9 miles:

• • • Kippax Lake

Within 2.6 miles:

• • • Sirius Cove

Within 7 miles:

• • • Bicentennial Park

Little National Hotel Sydney is 4.4 miles from Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport.

Approximate cost per night: $256

 

 

 

 

The Darling at The Star

80 Pyrmont Street, Pyrmont

Sydney Lyric Theatre

Hotel amenities: casino, 20+ bar & restaurant options, city views, day spa, Turkish bath, scented outdoor pool, pool bar, air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, iPod docking stations, mini-bars, safety deposit boxes, Egyptian cotton sheets, bathrobes, 24-hour reception, valet parking

Nearby restaurants: Flying Fish (seafood restaurant), BLACK Bar & Grill (steakhouse), Sokyo (Japanese restaurant), Bar Tikram (bar)

Nearby misc.: The Darling Spa (day spa), Antidote (café), G&Tea (café), Gelato Messina The Star (ice cream shop), B.PRIVÉ Lingerie (clothing store)

Within feet:

• • • Sydney Lyric Theatre
    • The Star Sydney
    • Australian National Maritime Museum
    • Pyrmont Bridge
    • Sydney Fish Markets
    • Cockle Bay
    • Madame Tussaud’s Sydney
    • King Street Wharf Entertainment District

Within 1.1 miles:

• • • Hyde Park Barracks Museum

Within 1.4 miles:

• • • Sydney Opera House

Within 7.7 miles:

• • • Accor Stadium

The Darling at The Star is 4 miles from Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport.

Approximate cost per night (Stellar Suite): $819

 

 

 

The Langham Sydney

89-119 Kent Street, Sydney Central Business District

Powerhouse Museum | Sydney Observatory

Hotel amenities: restaurant, bar, panoramic city / bay views, swimming pool, day spa, hot tub, sauna, tennis court, fitness center, mahogany furniture, stylish décor, flat-screen TVs, marble bathrooms

Nearby restaurants / bars / pubs: Taste on the Rocks (seafood restaurant), Fish at the Rocks (seafood restaurant), Cirrus Dining (seafood restaurant), Casa Del Vino (Italian restaurant), The Meat & Wine Co Barangaroo (steakhouse), The Butcher’s Block (restaurant), Tago-an (Japanese restaurant), WingHAÜS Barangaroo (restaurant), Observatory Bar, Australian Hotel (pub), Harts Pub (pub)

Nearby misc.: Banksia Bakehouse (bakery), S. H. Ervin Gallery (art gallery), The Cutaway at Barangaroo Reserve (event venue), Abraham Mott Hall (event venue), Stargazer Lawn (park), Munn’s Slipway (historical landmark), Nawi Cove (park), Dukes Pier Barangaroo (tourist attraction), Observatory Hill Park (park), Bridge Stairs (historical landmark), Waterman’s Cove (park)

Within feet:

• • • Powerhouse Museum
    • Sydney Observatory
    • Roslyn Packer Theatre
    • Sydney Visitor Centre
    • Museum of Contemporary Art
    • Cadmans Cottage
    • Circular Quay
    • Art Gallery of New South Wales

Within 2.3 miles:

• • • Kippax Lake

Within 2.5 miles:

• • • Athol Beach

Within 31 miles:

• • • Camden Airport

The Langham Sydney is 4.7 miles from Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport.

Approximate cost per night (One-Bedroom Suite with Harbor View): $980

Cost per person (three people): $326

 

 

 

 

The Grand National Hotel by Saint Peter

161 Underwood Street, Paddington

Kippax Lake

Hotel amenities: 2 restaurants, breakfast, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, mini-bars, walk-in showers, bathrobes

Nearby restaurants: Saint Peter at The Grand National Hotel (seafood restaurant), I Maccheroni, Italian Osteria, Paddington (Italian restaurant), Cipri Italian (Italian restaurant), 10 William St (Italian restaurant), IL BARETTO (Italian restaurant), The Wine Library (restaurant), Caness (Tapas bar), Nori Table Paddington (conveyor belt sushi restaurant)

Nearby misc.: Old Mates Deli, Wolf Cafe, Four Six Eight Cafe, The Artisan Cheese Room (cheese shop), Barrel & Batch Paddington (liquor store), Beach St Beauty Bar (tanning salon), LÈ BAUS (fashion designer)

Within feet:

• • • Kippax Lake (scenic views, centered “Lady of the Lake” statue)

Within 1 mile:

• • • Taylor Square

Within 1.6 miles:

• • • Australian Museum

Within 1.8 miles:

• • • Woolloomooloo Finger Wharf

Within 2.4 miles:

• • • Lady Martins Beach

The Grand National Hotel by Saint Peter is 5 miles from Sydney Airport.

Approximate cost per night (Suite with Terrace): $856

 

 

 

Spicers Potts Point

122 Victoria Street, Potts Point, 2011

Art Gallery of New South Wales

Hotel amenities: bar, garden courtyard, small meeting room, textured laneway outlook

Nearby restaurants / bars: The Butler (restaurant), Thai Power (Thai restaurant), Chester White Cured Diner (restaurant), Brooklyn Crispy (pizza restaurant), Chaco Bar (Yakitori restaurant), Ms.G’s (Asian fusion restaurant), Bang Tang Potts Point (restaurant), Jangling Jack’s (bar)

Nearby misc.: Small’s Deli (sandwich shop), Tuyo Potts Point (café), Melted Monster (café), Cafe holm (café), Gypsy Espresso (coffee shop), Our Place Salon (hair salon), Sasuke Hair Studio (hair salon),  Fancy Lash (beauty salon), KX Pilates Potts Point (Pilates studio), Hustle Boxing (boxing gym)

Within feet:

• • • Art Gallery of New South Wales
    • Tusculum Gardens
    • Kings Cross
    • Darlinghurst Road
    • Potts Point
    • Woolloomooloo Wharf
    • Griffin Theatre Company

Within 1.1 miles:

• • • Sydney Opera House

Within 1.8 miles:

• • • Lady Martins Beach

Within 2.2 miles:

• • • Taronga Zoo

Spicers Potts Point is 4.5 miles from Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport.

Approximate cost per night (Victoria Terrace Suite): $555

 

 

 

 

The Deckhouse

Cottage Point Rd, Cottage Point

Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park | Cowan Creek

House amenities: waterside, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, balcony, barbecue grill, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, kitchen, washer, parking

Nearby: Cottage Point Inn – Restaurant, Cottage Point Kiosk & Boat Hire (cafe / boat rentals), Marine Rescue Cottage Point (volunteer organization)

Within feet:

• • • Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park (Australia’s second-oldest national park – rainforests, creeks, Aboriginal sites, eucalypts)
    • Cowan Creek (tidal tributary)

Within 33 minutes:

• • • Avalon Beach

Within 47 minutes:

• • • Sydney Harbour Bridge

The Deckhouse is 83 minutes from Sydney Airport.

Approximate cost per night: $544

Cost per person (four people): $136

 

 

 

Crystalbrook Albion

21 Little Albion Street

Hyde Park | Hyde Park Barracks Museum

Hotel amenities: bar, terrace, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, business center, English & Spanish-speaking reception staff

Nearby restaurants / bars: Al Taglio (Italian restaurant), Gogyo Surry Hills (Japanese restaurant), Shaffa (Middle Eastern restaurant), 4 Donkey Bar (bar), Frankie Cadillac (cocktail bar), Bar Copains (wine bar)

Within feet:

• • • Hyde Park
    • Hyde Park Barracks Museum
    • Shannon Reserve
    • Belmore Park
    • Foveaux Street Reserve
    • Taylor Square
    • Australian Museum
    • Sydney Central Station

Within 1.2 miles:

• • • Australian National Maritime Museum

Within 2.1 miles:

• • • Harbour Bridge

Within 2.7 miles:

• • • Lady Martins Beach

Crystalbrook Albion is 3.5 miles from Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport.

Approximate cost per night (Superior King Room): $355

 

 

 

 

Tizzana Winery Bed & Breakfast

518 Tizzana Road, Ebenezer

Tizzana Winery | Jubilee Vineyard Estate

B&B amenities: on-site winery, breakfast, barbecue grills, garden, library, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, laundry facilities, free parking

Nearby: Tractor 828 (café), Made at the Ranch (store), Lilburndale (wedding venue), Wild Cat Conservation Centre (wildlife refuge), St Thomas Cemetery (historic cemetery)

Within feet:

• • • Tizzana Winery
    • Jubilee Vineyard Estate
    • Hawkesbury River

Within 50 miles:

• • • Qudos Bank Arena
    • Accor Stadium

Tizzana Winery Bed & Breakfast is 79 minutes from Sydney Airport.

Approximate cost per night: $228

 

 

 

 

 

The EVE Hotel Sydney

8 Baptist Street, Redfern

Sydney Cricket Ground | Crown Street | Oxford Street

Hotel amenities: restaurant, 2 bars, poolside bar, breakfast (surcharge), outdoor pool, garden, spa, gym, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, 24-hour front desk, concierge services, bellhop, luggage storage, laundry facilities, meeting room, parking

Nearby: Erciyes Restaurant (Turkish restaurant), Vasco Surry Hills (bar), Mogu Mogu (cafe), The Parlour Room Redfern (beauty salon)

Within feet:

• • • Sydney Cricket Ground
    • Crown Street
    • Oxford Street

Within 1 mile:

• • • Capitol Theatre

Within 1.5 miles:

• • • Hyde Park

The EVE Hotel Sydney is 22 minutes from Sydney Airport.

Approximate cost per night (Sunset Room): $418

 

 

 

 

 

Manly Beach House

1 Steinton Street, Manly

Manly Beach

House amenities: 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, sea views, terrace, balcony, patio, garden, outdoor seating, barbecue facilities, hot tub, fireplace, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TV, fully-equipped kitchen, open-air bath, wine, champagne or fruit, private entrance

Nearby restaurants / bars: The Herring Room (seafood restaurant), The Pantry Manly (Modern Australian restaurant), Busta (Italian restaurant), Pocket Pizza Manly (Italian restaurant), Dolce Terra (health food restaurant), Sunset Sabi (Japanese restaurant), Sketch Manly (restaurant), Girdlers Café – Manly (restaurant), Banco Manly (restaurant), 55 North (bar), The Cumberland (bar)

Nearby misc.: Wilburs. (sandwich shop), Skittle Lane Manly (café), Winona Wine (liquor store), Aqua Vitae Day Spa – Manly (day spa), Bare Beauty House | Manly Hair & Beauty (hairdresser), Beaches Lash Co Manly (eyelash salon), Captain Sip Sop’s (barber shop), Love Isabelle Jewellery, Aloha Manly Style (surf shop), Dripping Wet Surf Shop, Manly Surf School, Sydney Leisure Charters (boat rental service), Anytime Fitness Manly (gym), Dynamic Pilates – Manly (Pilates studio), Rhythm of Breath – Breathwork & Wellbeing (wellness center), Manly Salsa (dance school), Austalia Beach Volleyball (beach volleyball club), Manly Beach Female Fitness (boot camp), North Steyne Surf Life Saving Club, St Mary’s Catholic Church

Within feet:

• • • Manly Beach
    • Delwood Beach
    • Freshwater Beach
    • Fairlight Beach
    • Shelly Beach
    • Lagoon Park

Within 4.3 miles:

• • • Taronga Zoo

Within 5 miles:

• • • Fort Denison
    • Harbour Bridge

Within 6 miles:

• • • The Royal Botanic Gardens

Manly Beach House is 10 miles from Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport.

Approximate cost per night: $572

Cost per person (six people): $95

 

 

 

 

Bondi Beach Penthouse

Ramsgate Ave

North Bondi Beach

Penthouse amenities: beachfront, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, balcony, hot tub, kitchen, washer, parking

Nearby restaurants / bars: El Indio Bondi Beach (restaurant), D.Bowls Açaí Bondi (takeout restaurant), Pocket Bondi (cocktail bar)

Nearby misc.: Cafe Bondi, Jacks North Bondi (coffee shop), Body By Berner Bondi (wellness center), Lets Go Surfing (surf school), North Bondi Beach (beach pavillion), North Bondi Outdoor Gym, Biddigal Reserve (park), Ray O’Keefe Reserve (park), Ben Buckler Point (scenic spot)

Within feet:

• • • North Bondi Beach
    • Bondi Markets

Bondi Beach Penthouse is 22 minutes from Sydney Airport.

Approximate cost per night: $1,105

Cost per person (four people): $276

 

 

 

 

 

Chalets at Blackheath

394 Evans Lookout Rd, Blackheath

Grand Canyon Walking Track | Evans Lookout | Blue Mountains Heritage Centre

Chalet amenities: free continental breakfast, terrace, barbecue grills, firepit, outdoor furniture, garden, library, lobby fireplace, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, front desk (limited hours), concierge services, luggage storage, meeting room, free parking, electric vehicle charging point

Nearby: BLAQ (restaurant), Roasters With Altitude (coffee shop), Logan Brae Orchards (orchard), Coachwood Glen Nature Trail (nature preserve), Mermaids Cave Walk (walking area – hidden cave, waterfall)

Within feet:

• • • Grand Canyon Walking Track (hiking area – rainforest, waterfalls, sandstone cliffs, dramatic views)
    • Evans Lookout (viewpoint)
    • Blue Mountains Heritage Centre (visitor center)

Within 7.7 miles:

• • • Blue Mountains National Park

Within 11.2 miles:

• • • Katoomba Scenic World
    • Three Sisters
    • Echo Point Lookout

Chalets at Blackheath is 98 minutes from Sydney Airport.

Approximate cost per night: $861

 

 

 

 

Kyle Parade House

100 Kyle Parade

Donnelly Park

House amenities: 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, balcony, swimming pool with a view, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, fully-equipped kitchen, washing machine, free on-site private parking, full-day security

Within feet:

• • • Donnelly Park
    • Connells Point Reserve

Within 1.1 miles:

• • • Seymour Reserve

Within 3 miles:

• • • Towra Point Nature Reserve Beach

Within 3.9 miles:

• • • Brighton Le Sands Beach

Within 5 miles:

• • • Wanda Beach
    • Greenhills Beach
    • Elouera Beach

Kyle Parade House is 4.9 miles from Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport.

Approximate cost per night: $1,362

Cost per person (eight people): $170

 

 

 

 

So there they are, Sydney accommodations that will help make for an unforgettable trip. We hope you have found this information valuable and most of all, that you enjoy your time in Australia!