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Guests staying at the Sofitel Sydney Darling Harbour will receive a truly unique experience with iconic views of the Sydney skyline combined with world class facilities including a rooftop infinity...
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"Staff were excellent, it was my mothers birthday and they made her very special
Views were excellent, food was very good"
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Featuring free WiFi and Netflix, Veriu Broadway offers modern, self-contained accommodation in Sydney, just a 10-minute walk to Central Station.
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Located only 500 metres from the Capitol Theatre in Sydney, Primus Hotel Sydney welcomes guests with a restaurant, fitness centre and outdoor swimming pool. Free WiFi is available in all rooms.
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"A very well run hotel, personalised service is standard and nothing is too much trouble - any request is dealt with in a matter-of-fact fashion. Beds super comfy, rooms spacious, breakfast outstanding."
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Offering free Wi-Fi and free on-site parking, International Hotel Wagga Wagga is 15 minutes’ drive from Wagga Wagga Airport. Guests can socialise and dine on-site at the restaurant and bar.
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"Rooms are great. Well worth the money paid for the room"
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Just 5 minutes’ walk from Sydney’s iconic Darling Harbour, Ovolo 1888 is a restored heritage building offering modern accommodation with free WiFi and access to a 24-hour fitness centre.
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"Unplanned extras like free self service bar, bathrobes, snacks and accommodated late check out so we could do some touring before leaving for cruise ship"
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Located in Sydney CBD (Central Business District), next to bustling Martin Place, The Westin Sydney features an à la carte restaurant, a bar and access to a fitness centre.
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Situated in Sydney CBD (Central Business District), overlooking Hyde Park, Sheraton on the Park offers a restaurant, a bar and a 24-hour rooftop fitness centre.
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"hotel is newly remodeled - have been to other Sydney five star hotels this is the best overall - the 21st floor club lounge has a wide variety of quality foods. Consider taking the upgrade. Only negative..."
Surry Hill’s Crown Street showcases the quirky side of Sydney. Here you can hunt for vintage treasures, admire unique artwork and sip lattes with the locals.
Wine tasting in the Hunter Valley
This stunning valley is home to 150 vineyards, all set against a backdrop of rolling hills and clear blue skies. Gourmet food, day spas and golf courses add to its luxurious reputation.
Kiama Blowhole
When the conditions are just right, the Kiama Blowhole sprays plumes of sea water up to 25 metres in the air, thoroughly drenching bystanders.
Surfing at Avoca Beach
Golden shores and rippling waves make this Central Coast beach an ideal spot for novice surfers. Walk through the tranquil town or lay out a towel and soak up the sunshine.
The Historic Rocks District
Historic cottages, vibrant bars and boutique stores line the cobbled streets of this cultural hub. Browse The Rocks Market or stroll the foreshore for stunning harbour views.
Alpine Adventures at Mount Kosciuszko
Australia’s highest mountain is a dream for adrenaline junkies. Summer is for hiking and biking, while winter brings a snowy wonderland that's ideal for skiing and snowboarding.
Tamworth Country Music Festival
Every January Australia’s country music capital comes to life, attracting big name country singers and budding buskers. The giant Golden Guitar statue also draws in the crowds.
Byron Bay
A perfectly balanced concoction of sandy beaches and small-town vibes, Byron Bay is the ultimate bohemian escape. Find your inner Zen with yoga or a wildlife eco-cruise.
Blue Mountains
The Blue Mountain’s famous Three Sisters is a remarkable rock formation sure to leave you breathless. Hit the hiking trail or take in panoramic views from Echo Point Lookout.
Gold panning in Bathurst
At Bathurst Goldfields, the glory days of the 1850's gold rush can be found in museums and heritage buildings. This replica mining village also has a gold panning creek where you can try and strike it lucky.
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Quick transfer from airport to Central Station - no...
Quick transfer from airport to Central Station - no impediments; little walking
Likes - The White Rabbit Gallery, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Botanic Gardens, Wendy Whitely's Garden, eating in and around Surry Hills, walking, the purposeful movement of pedestrians and transport - from trains to ferries to taxis.
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Graeme
Australia
8
Very poor transport options for this main part of the city,...
Very poor transport options for this main part of the city, direct access by train would be a great advantage and this has been removed by the New South Wales government, even when the new system is built this will mean changing off and onto different modes which is the worst thing any city needs.
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Peter
Australia
10
Lovely warm friendly farming town in the heart of the rich...
Lovely warm friendly farming town in the heart of the rich farming country of Northern New South Wales slopes and plains.
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Anonymous
Australia
10
Loved too much to mention, but, thoroughly enjoyed the...
Loved too much to mention, but, thoroughly enjoyed the Botanic Gardens, visit to The New South Wales Parliament, Harbour Bridge walk and shows.
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Jill
New Zealand
10
A vibrant 'world' city with great diversity of...
A vibrant 'world' city with great diversity of attractions and open spaces. Undergoing much development (disruption) with a new light-railway scheme in the centre of town.
The city OPAL TRAVEL CARD scheme is a 'must' for easy access on bus transport and trains.
The New South Wales ART GALLERY is a 'must see venue', as is the Contempory Art Gallery near The ROCKS area with its weekend market, is always worth a visit.
The LORD NELSON pub (in the Rocks area) is the venue for a quality pint of 'real ale' plus great food.
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Terence
United Kingdom
8
Campbelltown-Camden is a pleasant little city with a great...
Campbelltown-Camden is a pleasant little city with a great town feel, that has a multi-faceted personality; a unique blend of modern and olden day charm.
They have most major retail outlets and dining establishments, something for everyone. We had a sit down meal with friends at Rashays and breakfasted at La Cream in Picton.
If you’re driving, your smartphone maps app will get you in and around town, easy. Public transport is also available but you will want to allocate more time to transfer and switch between points.
Campbelltown-Camden offers a variety of local festivals almost year round. There are also several rural activities & points of interest all well under an hour’s drive from the CBD. Sydney’s largest botanical venue is also located here, between Campbelltown and Camden, which can boast of city and rural views from the sundial lookout on Mount Annan hill.
And if you are on a road trip, Campbelltown-Camden is a good stop over/sleep over on the way to Canberra, Melbourne, and inland New South Wales. It is also a good hour to the ocean, northward to Bondi, Cronulla & Manly and southward to Stanwell Tops, Wollongong, and Kiama. Spring flower shows are also just a drive away south to Bowral, Mittagong, & Goulburn, where Pamela Travers, author of “Mary Poppins” lived for several years before returning to England.
If you are in for a laidback getaway, Campbelltown-Camden are definitely places to consider.
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Blayne
Australia
10
I don’t like City centres that are so busy so I went outside...
I don’t like City centres that are so busy so I went outside of Sydney. Local people were helpful and friendly. Getting off the beaten path and renting a car was well worthwhile. Newcastle New South Wales (NSW) had beautiful beaches and Hunter valley wine region was better than I imagined. Aussie summer (dec-April) gets increasingly hotter. West side of island has far bigger waves than east side w quieter beaches.
Tasmania is quite beautiful. Loads of vacant beaches -just be prepared for temperature to be 5degrees cooler than Melbourne region.
If you rent a car and drive “like a tourist”, pull over!rather than impede the locals. Especially on the beautiful windy roads of Cradle Mountain TAS. Watch for wildlife. MONA museum is unique and a must see. Free entry, $22 ferry ride from Glebe waterfront Tasmania.
Being in w kangaroos and seeing Tassie devils up close at Bonarong was amazing, rocky Bay Of Fires beautiful for hiking.
Everything is expensive but it makes sense as wages are higher too. Just be prepared.
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Patti
Canada
8
This was a one night stay on our trip from Adelaide to New...
This was a one night stay on our trip from Adelaide to New South Wales, so did not get to look around the area.
I would highly recommend the Billabong Restaurant attached to our motel, even if you are not staying here.
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Barbara
Australia
8
Taree is a country town in New South Wales which is on the...
Taree is a country town in New South Wales which is on the the train line between Brisbane and Sydney. It is a pretty town with lots of amenities and a good variety of shops, clubs etc. I was there only a short while but from the railway staff, the taxi drivers, staff at the Leagues Club to the Motel staff and even the checkout operator at Target I have never met such friendly, outgoing and helpful people.
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Katherine
Australia
10
Byron Bay is a vibrant little town with live music...
Byron Bay is a vibrant little town with live music everywhere every night, from buskers, restaurants and the hotels, the traffic around the town centre gets a bit heavy, but there are no traffic lights and the traffic seems to flow quite well. If you enjoy a hipster/ hippy atmosphere, I would definitely recommend a visit to Byron Bay, the food outlets are great and the shopping isn’t to bad either. It quite a central location, easy going for day trips through the Northern Rivers area of New South Wales.
“The staff were so helpful and friendly. The manager of the park, Justin, really prioritised our needs and gave great advice on where to visit and places to go. The villa was absolutely beautiful, clean and had amazing views of the beach! The pools were great and lots of facilities for all the family. We had such a lovely and made great memories!”
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