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About New South Wales
Sydney, with its pale, colonial stone buildings set around that spectacular harbour is New South Wales's main event, but it's only a short journey from there to the vineyards of the Hunter Valley, the magical Blue Mountains, or to coastlines perfect with yellow beaches and dramatic cliffs. Or you can lose yourself in the rural interior, both the cattle country this land lives on or the silent bush, inhabited by the unique fauna for which Australia is known. The best places to stay in New South Wales include everything from chic-tastic city break pads to remote spots where it's just you and a view of the ocean.
All our New South Wales Collections
- The Best Places to stay in Sydney
- Wine hotels in the Hunter Valley
- Best places to stay in the Blue Mountains
- The Best Places to Stay in Byron Bay
What not to Miss
- There's so many reasons to visit New South Wales that it's hard to list the highlights. Surfers love Byron Bay, there's skiing in the Snowy Mountains and the land in between has a wealth of different national parks and a smattering of old country towns.
- Of course there's Sydney, historic, yet bursting with life, and arguably one of the world's most beautiful cities.
- People wax lyrical about Sydney's colours: the shimmering green-blue of the harbour with its white sails, the bright blue of the sky, the yellow of the beaches and the golden shades of sunshine which turn skin the same colours. Sydney is more than just a glorious picture, it bursts with energy and flavours just as intense as the colours. Most visitors can't resist the harbour's call for much longer than it takes to unpack their luggage, and there are a number of ways to enjoy it.
- Don't miss a jaunt across to Manly, less than an hour on the ferry. It was once the 'summer retreat' of Sydney's fashionable set, or a ferry ride to Taronga Zoo, one of the world's most spectacularly located zoos.
- The Inner Harbour's treasures - the bridge, the Opera House, the botanical gardens and the Rocks - are an exceptional spot to stroll around.
- There is the bustle and excitement of the fish markets - and of course the promise of a fantastically fresh seafood lunch - unmissable.
- While the fame of Bondi makes it irresistible to many, this whole stretch of coast, from Bondi to Coogee Beach, is worth a wander, if you have the time. Bondi's Sunday markets add an extra appeal.
- New South Wales is in places bone dry, with great expanses of desert, and strange unforgiving, almost lunar-like landscapes. In other places it's moist with rainforests and barrelled through by great rivers. Both the Bega and the Hunter Valleys are lush and wide. Stretching between the hills of north Sydney and Newcastle, the Hunter Valley is one of Australia’s best known wine regions and a centre of fantastic food too. While the Bega Valley is the same - but for cheese.
- The spectacular Blue Mountains, to the north of Sydney, are a collection of eight connected national parks, centred around Katoomba and the Jamison Valley. There’s a hazy, blue magic to many views of the Blue Mountains, it’s not just your imagination. There really is something in the air: a fine mist mixed with eucalyptus oil. This is where to come for mountain views and bush walking.
- Byron Bay is another highlight for many, one of Australia’s best known beach towns. It has the spectacular beaches that this whole strip of coastline is famous for and a wonderfully relaxed vibe which flows down from the hippy communities in the hills surrounding the town - Nimbin being the most famous. Cape Bryon Lighthouse marks Australia’s most easterly point and if you can get down here for daybreak you’re in for a beautiful sight. That’s the best way to do things in Byron, take strolls, enjoy your food at a leisurely pace, relax into the evenings, amble along the beach and don’t come in until it’s really time for bed.
- This is definitely a place to travel across - you really need to see more than just the city. And that's what people do. Families camp, or take driving holidays, backpackers do the coast run and retired folk tow their caravans to wherever they fancy.
The best places to stay in New South Wales (especially those in Sydney) will get very busy during the peak holiday periods. So if you're coming then, plan well ahead.
Sydney Harbour Pads
- Pier One, on Walsh Bay, is right by one of the pillars of the Harbour Bridge, a large and luxurious hotel with spectacular harbour views and slick, nautical decor.
- Sydney's Park Hyatt is a five star luxury classic, in a fantastic spot at the end of Circular Quay beside the bridge and opposite the Opera House. As well as opulent decor and a range of room styles, the Park Hyatt has a heated rooftop pool and fully equipped gym and spa.
- The Shangri-La Hotel towers over Sydney, offering magnificent views over the Opera House, Harbour Bridge and Darling Harbour. A modern luxury classic, this is a the kind of large hotel to meet all your needs and more.
- The Watson’s Bay Boutique Hotel is right on the beach, with panoramic views of Sydney Harbour. There’s a lively, yacht club atmosphere, and 31 nautical feeling rooms. The food and the bar are well known and lively.
Sydney For Families
- The Pullman Quay Grand Sydney Harbour is a luxurious collection of self catering apartments right on Circular Quay. The fully equipped kitchens and laundry facilities make this a perfect - and memorable - spot for families, and there's a pool, gym, restaurant, bar and even childcare facilities.
- ADGE Apartment Hotel in Darlinghurst offers 12 stylish, self-catering apartments within an easy stroll of all the city's highlights. Each apartment has its own balcony with great views, and top of the range kitchen appliances.
- Manly’s Q Station is an old Quarantine Station which has been completely renovated and now offers 82 comfortable rooms, suites and private cottages. It also has two great restaurants, a private beach and a shuttle service to Sydney Harbour.
Escape to Byron Bay
- The Bangalow Guesthouse is a heritage property just up the ‘hill’ from Byron Bay in Bangalow. There are only four rooms and the decor is elegant with clean, white lines and original artwork. Enjoy breakfast overlooking Byron Creek from the verandah.
- The Victoria's at Ewingsdale is also just outside Byron Bay, set in four acres of lush gardens near Ewingsdale. The rooms and suites have their own balconies, or else open on to the courtyard. Breakfast is served on the terrace by the palm fringed salt-water pool.
For the Hunter Valley
- Tucked in the Kelman vineyards, Hunter Valley Cooperage is a charming B&B with just five, crisp, modern rooms - some with terraces - and very helpful owners who can help plan wine-tasting tours. There’s a tennis court on-site, plus horse-riding and cycling trips can be arranged.
For the Blue Mountains
- Lilianfels in in Katoomba, in the heart of the Blue Mountains National Park. The whole hotel looks like a welcoming homestead, with 85 light and airy rooms with fantastic views across the Jamison Valley. There’s an indoor and outdoor pool spa, tennis courts and an award winning restaurant.
For Foodies
- Peppers Convent, a former nunnery, sits among the vines of The Pepper Tree Vinery and is a treat for foodies; its restaurant is considered one of the finest in Hunter Valley. Rooms are modern country-house and overlook the gardens or vineyards. Tennis, riding and occasional opera performances are also offered.
- The 12 room Echoes Boutique Resort is a luxury hotel which also overlooks the Jamison Valley. There’s a spa, pool, sauna and an award winning restaurant.
Most Romantic
- Victoria's at Wategos is right on the beach just minutes from the Cape Byron Lighthouse. It has just ten guest rooms, most with private terraces, and wonderful ocean views. The interiors are stylish - expect four-poster beds, marble bathrooms with spa baths, subtle shades of cream, plus there are open fires in the cooler months.
- The Byron at Byron Resort and Spa is a 92 room luxury resort hotel set in 45 acres of rainforest just minutes from the beach. The rooms are light and airy and some have their own kitchens and/or huge freestanding bathtubs. As well as the pool and spa they also offer daily yoga classes.
- Spicers Sangoma Retreat hasonly five luxurious suites, and an ecological bent. Each suite has a private plunge pool, a huge Philipe Stark bathtub for two and a private terrace. There’s also seasonal food served.
- The Medusa in Darlinghurst is a small boutique hotel converted from one of Sydney's charming city terraced townhouses. Darlinghurst is a great spot for restaurants, bars and nightlife, and you'll feel suitably hip and colourful retiring to your room.
For A Rural Escape
- Wolgan Valley Resort and Spa is set amid 7000 acres of conservation and wildlife reserve. Interiors are stunning, plus there's a spa for pampering and much much more. A back to nature delight for those with deep pockets!
- The Chateau Elan is a luxurious resort in the heart of the Hunter Valley, with an excellent spa and an 18 hole golf course. There are 100 large rooms and suites in a contemporary style.
- The Paperbark Camp is an eco-retreat with 12 luxurious safari tents siting among eucalyptus and paperbark trees sort of near Woollamia. Each tent has its own deck area or verandah, and there’s a restaurant and communal kitchen and complimentary bike and canoe hire.
For Great Value
- The Byron Palms Guest House is a nine bedroom beach house B&B just ten minutes stroll from the centre of town. The house is calm and peaceful and the decor simple, but smart and spacious. A communal breakfast is served in the sunny garden. Rooms start from around £60 per night.
- Hotel 1888 in Pyrmont is a great value boutique hotel with thoroughly modern decor inside a building built in 1888, which is only 100 years after Cook first spied Australia.
- Mudgee’s only boutique hotel, the Perry Street Hotel has taken inspiration for its decor from Berlin, and the result is surprisingly slick and stylish. Suites include laundry facilities and kitchenettes and rooms start from around £85 per night.
- If you’re interested in antiques then Bowral will please you, pass through and stay at the Links House, New South Wales, boutique accommodation in a 1920s guesthouse with spacious rooms and suites and a large library/ sitting rooms with a cosy fireplace.
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Travel Information
- Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport is the main international hub serving Sydney and New South Wales. But some of the other cities and large towns have airports too. Coffs Harbour Airport, Broken Hill Airport and Port Macquarie Airport might all be useful to you if you’re travelling around without a car.
- If you want to hire a car - which we highly recommend if you’re staying in New South Wales and want to see the region properly - we recommend you visit our online partner Rentalcars.
- New South Wales is in a temperate climate zone, so the weather is fairly mild and sunny all year round. During summer the temperatures average 26ºC, and in winter they’re around 12ºC. It does get cold in the Snowy Mountains during winter, and it can be very hot on the coast in summer. What we’re saying is that the best time of year to visit is highly dependent on where you’re planning to visit and what you’re planning to do there. But there’s really no time to avoid.
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- Refine your search to the best places to stay in Sydney,
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- Consider one of the wine hotels of the Hunter Valley?
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Best Hotels in New South Wales
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Byron Palms Guest House Byron Bay 9 rooms from £60
Value chicSurfing - Surfing Lessons with Black Dog SurfingKayaking - Go Sea Kayaking Byron BayRestrictions on children - No childrenStylish beach house B&B just a 10 minute walk from the centre of Byron Bay. Bedrooms are smart and spacious and the house feels calm and peaceful. Enjoy communal breakfasts with owner Peter and relax in the sunny garden before exploring everything Byron has to offer. See More
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Perry Street Hotel New South Wales from £85
Local exploring - Ideal base for exploring the surrounding areaGreat walks - Good for walkers.Recommended by - Mr & Mrs SmithMudgee's only boutique hotel has taken inspiration from Berlin for its decor and the result is a slick and stylish hotel. Suites include laundry facilities and kitchenette as standard. A great base for exploring this notable wine region. See More
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Links House, New South Wales Bowral, New South Wales 17 rooms from £95
Restaurant - Vida restaurant serves local produce accompanied by the best wines of the regionLocal markets - Local crafts markets & antiques stores.Sights nearby - Red Cow Farm, Sutton ForestGreat walks - Walk the Boxvale track.Boutique accommodation in a 1920s country guesthouse. Spacious rooms and suites are traditional in style. Large library/sitting room with cosy fireplace for winter. The restaurant specialises in regional produce accompanied by local wines. A characterful spot for exploring the Southern Highlands. See More
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The Woolstore 1888 Sydney (Pyrmont) 90 rooms from £98
Sights nearby - Five minutes walk to Darling Harbour, and a 20 minute bus ride to The Rocks and Circular Quay for views of Sydney HarbourLively area - In the thick of the action.Swimming Pool - Indoor/outdoorBoutiqueRecommended by - Mr & Mrs Smith, Tablet, FodorsThis hotel is situated in a heritage listed building created in 1888, hence it's name. A thoroughly modern boutique hotel which offers luxury, comfort and style in abundance. Centrally located in Pyrmont, a stay in 1888 is unbeatable value for a city break in Sydney. See More
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Dive Hotel, Sydney Sydney (Coogee) 16 rooms from £99
Close to nightlife - Near to bars and restaurants on the beachSurfing - Let's Go Surfing - Surf School nearbyGolf - Five outstanding golf courses nearby.Riding - On offer in Centennial ParkRecommended by - I EscapeA boutique hotel on the beach with some great ocean views. Rooms are simple and clean, some with private balconies. Breakfast served daily in the communal dining area. Just a bus ride from the city centre and a short walk to some good restaurants and cafes - this is a good spot for local exploring. See More
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Lilianfels New South Wales 85 rooms from £107
Spa - Lilianfels day spa offers a wide range of pampering treatmentsViews - Situated on edge of Jamison ValleyRestaurant - Award winning Darleys restaurantSwimming Pool - Indoor and outdoorSituated in the heart of the Blue Mountains National Park. Rooms are large and light, with fantastic views across Jamison Valley. With a spa, indoor and outdoor pools, tennis courts & award winning restaurant this hotel combines country style and luxury and offers plenty for the whole family. See More
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Q Station Sydney (Manly) 82 rooms from £108
Sights nearby - Get the Ecohopper to Sydney HarbourSurfing - Learn to surf at Manly BeachGreat walks - Sydney coast walksRestaurant - Two RestaurantsAn old Quarantine Station which has been completely renovated to offer comfortable modern bedrooms, private cottages and two fantastic restaurants. With a private beach and shuttle to Sydney Harbour - this is great for families or wedding parties looking for something completely unique. See More
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Bangalow Guesthouse Byron Bay 4 rooms from £111
Sights nearby - The ideal base for exporing both coastline and interior. Minyon Falls are easily accessibleViews - Lovely views over Byron CreekGreat walks - Explore Byron BayLocal markets - Bangalow MarketA heritage property in landscaped gardens, a stone's throw from the centre of Bangalow. Four elegant bedrooms with clean white lines and original artwork. Wide shaded verandas provide the perfect spot to enjoy breakfast whilst overlooking Byron Creek. A stylish base for exploring the area. See More
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Chateau Elan New South Wales 100 rooms from £113
Spa breaks - Destination spa complex with 20 spa suites for those who want privileged spa access.Golf - 18 hole Greg Norman designed course.Restaurant - Legends Grill Restaurant in the clubhouseTennisLuxury resort boasting smart accommodation, 18 hole golf course & excellent spa in the heart of The Hunter Valley. Large rooms & suites are contemporary in style & feature all mod cons including spa baths & Nespresso machines as standard. Deliciously indulgent. See More
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QT Sydney Sydney 200 rooms from £122
Spa - spaQ offers treatments including facials, beauty treatments, haircutting and massagesSights nearby - Centrally located in the CBD close to the Botanic Gardens and Circular QuayLively area - In the thick of the action.Quirky - An experience!Recommended by - Tablet, Fodors, Mr & Mrs SmithQuirky restoration of historic building ensures a stunning setting for this hip boutique hotel with day Spa in the city's CBD. Funky decor and super soft beds make for a colourful and unforgettable stay. See More
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The Convent Hunter Valley New South Wales 17 rooms from £130
Wine tasting - Has its own winery - The Pepper Tree Winery, and it's a great base for exploring the Hunter Valley vineyardsRestaurant - Circa 1876 one of Hunter Valley's best restaurants or restaurant eighty eight for more relaxed dining.Tennis - Synthetic grass court on site and you can borrow racquets and ballsSwimming Pool - Outdoor poolThis bright blue old nunnery-turned-hotel offers an indulgent stay in the heart of the Hunter Valley. Spacious rooms channel French baroque style mixed with Australian country hotel, and have stunning views out to the gardens and vineyard. Perfect for a romantic soujourn amid the vines. See More
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Simpsons of Potts Point Sydney (Potts Point) 12 rooms from £139
Sights nearby - Sydney Opera HouseFull of characterTraditionalRecommended by - Fodors19th-century Arts & Crafts Hotel offering spacious yet cosy accommodation in the heart of Sydney. Enjoy breakfast in the conservatory and a complimentary evening sherry in the games room. Walking distance from hundreds of restaurants, this is an elegant guest house in a prime location. See More
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Hunter Valley Cooperage B&B Pokolbin, New South Wales 5 rooms from £150
Wine tasting - Pokolbin & Rothbury Wineries. The property is surrounded by Hunter Valley VineyardsTennis - Courts on siteHideaway - Tranquil and intimate.Remote - Off the beaten track.Nestled in the Kelman vineyards, this B&B is full of charm. The owners Gay and Warren have fantastic inside knowledge of the area. Rooms are comfortable with fantastic views of the vineyards. Enjoy sunny breakfasts and a relaxing stay. Perfect for exploring The Hunter Valley. See More
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The Byron at Byron Resort and Spa Byron Bay 92 rooms from £150
Lively - Hip and happening.Sailing - Can be booked nearby.TennisSpaRecommended by - Mr & Mrs SmithSet in 45 acres of tropical rainforest and minutes from the beach, this luxury hotel offers comfort and style in surfing town Byron Bay. Rooms are light, airy and all have private balconies, kitchens and massive freestanding bathtubs. Great facilities include daily yoga, pool & spa. See More
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Victoria's at Ewingsdale Byron Bay 9 rooms from £153
Swimming Pool - Palm fringed outdoor salt water poolLocal markets - Byron Bay weekend marketsGreat walks - To Cape Byron LighthouseRestrictions on children - Must be 12 or overCountry manor styled luxury guesthouse just outside Byron Bay, set in four acres of lush gardens. Chic rooms and suites feature private balconies or open onto the courtyard. Breakfast is served on a terrace by the pool and picnic hampers can be organised. See More
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Watson's Bay Boutique Hotel Sydney (Watsons Bay) 31 rooms from £154
Views - Panoramic views of Sydney HarbourSights nearby - Shakespeare by the Bay Evenings (seasonal)Great walks - The coastal walk along The GapLively - Hip and happening.On the beach and recently restored, this hotel boasts panoramic views of Sydney Harbour and a lively Yacht Club atmosphere. Each of the rooms has a unique beachside feel. The hotel Beach Club bar is a local hotspot, serving cocktails and quality seafood. A real vibrant seaside atmosphere. See More
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The Medusa Sydney (Darlinghurst) 18 rooms from £167
Sights nearby - Close to historic St John's Church, The Garvan Institute and local cafes and shops. Within easy access of the Surry Hills.Full of character - Ecletic mix of old and new featuresSwimming Pool - Situated in outside courtyardLively area - In the thick of the action.Recommended by - Fodors, TabletThis beautifully furnished boutique hotel is housed in a converted city townhouse to brilliantly blend old and new. Location in the heart of Darlinghurst, Sydney's vibrant restaurant district, makes it ideal for foodies. Dogs are welcome too. See More
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Bells at Killcare New South Wales 25 rooms from £182
Restaurant - Featuring seasonal dishes inspired by the produce grown and harvested in the estate’s famous vegetable gardenDesigner - Ralph Lauren furnishings in all the suites and cottagesViews - On a clear day you can see the Sydney skylineRestrictions on children - Adults only hotelRecommended by - Mr & Mrs SmithSet in eight acres of English style gardens, this adults only retreat offers peace and tranquility in a stunning setting on the edge of Bouddi National Park. Hamptons style accommodation in suites and cottages plus spa, swimming pool and fabulous restaurant. See More
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The Old Clare Sydney (NSW) 62 rooms from £192
City Style - An achingly hip hotel made for design junkies.Local markets - Head to the Brewery Yard Markets on the first and third Sunday of the month.Designer - Uniquely designed interiors.Swimming Pool - Indoor/outdoorRecommended by - Tablet, Mr & Mrs SmithA converted brewery that's unquestionably cool. Featuring a rooftop pool, hip bar, art gallery and two excellent restaurants there's plenty to keep busy with in-house. The rooms shout out urban chic with exposed stone, contemporary bathrooms and all the mod-cons. A hard one to beat. See More
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Four Seasons Sydney Sydney 531 rooms from £197
Views - The Four Seasons enjoys spectacular views over the Harbour Bridge, Opera House and the bay beyondOutstanding location - Locations don't get much better than this with its epic views and harbour side spotRomantic Break - Luxurious accommodation, epic views, superb dining and excellent onsite spaLocal exploring - Superbly located for exploring all of Sydney's highlights.The best of Sydney’s five-star gems, with great food and cocktails, smart rooms and suites, the biggest heated hotel pool in town, fabulous views of the Harbour Bridge and Opera House, and unbeatable Four Seasons service. See More
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Establishment Sydney 31 rooms from £197
Sights nearby - Within walking distance to the Opera House, Botanic Gardens and Art Gallery of NSWRestaurant - Japenese, Cantonese and Australian restaurants on siteBoutiqueRecommended by - I Escape, Tablet, Mr & Mrs SmithLuxury boutique hotel in the heart of Sydney's CBD. Large double rooms, three restaurants, numerous bars, and even an onsite club make this one of the hippest places to stay in the city. See More
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Shangri-La Hotel, Sydney Sydney (The Rocks) 563 rooms from £155
Sights nearby - Opera House, Harbour Bridge and Darling Harbour only five minutes' walk awaySpa - With hot tubSwimming Pool - IndoorViews - Great views from hotelThis luxury hotel is situated in the heart of Sydney Harbour, and offers large contemporary rooms with magnificent views. Childcare services, a fitness centre, spa and award-winning restaurant make it ideal for a relaxing city break. See More
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Pier One Sydney (Walsh Bay) 189 rooms from £156
Sights nearby - Twenty minutes' walk to the Opera House and Botanic GardensViews - Great views from hotelRestaurant - Recommended.Situated next to the Harbour Bridge, this luxury hotel is built on a private pontoon with spectacular views across Sydney Harbour. Slick nautical decor inside completes the look. Enjoy top Australian cuisine at the restaurant. See More
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The Westin Sydney 416 rooms from £158
Sights nearby - Within walking distance of Opera House, Darling Harbour and Art Gallery of NSWSpa - In-room treatments availableRestaurant - Recommended.Comfort and chic contemporary style come together in this centrally located luxury hotel. Big rooms with city views, plus a restaurant and fully stocked bar on site. Re-energise with in-room spa treatments. See More
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ADGE Apartment Hotel Sydney (Surry Hills) 12 rooms from £158
Sights nearby - Within easy walking distance to Sydney Harbour, Hyde Park and the CBDRestaurant - Recommended.Top of the range kitchen appliances and ensuite rooms ensure self-catering in Sydney has never been so simple and stylish. Each apartment has a personal balcony to take in the central sites of the city, six minutes drive to Sydney Harbour. See More
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Victoria's at Wategos Byron Bay 10 rooms from £208
Private Hot Tub - All bathrooms have their own spa bathsGreat walks - Cape Byron Lighthouse 15 minute walkSights nearby - Close to Byron Bay centreRestrictions on children - Must be 16 or overLocated by the beach and minutes from the Cape Byron Lighthouse, ten guest rooms boast private terraces with wonderful views. Stylish interiors feature four poster beds, white and cream furnishings and marble bathrooms. Fully air conditioned, and open fires for the cooler winter months. See More
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Rendezvous Hotels Sydney The Rocks Sydney 61 rooms from £211
City Style - Mismatch of chic modern and restored Georgian architecture, surrounded by bars & galleries with views of the iconic Opera House.Great walks - The nearby Royal Botanic Gardens are well worth checking out for their extensive range of flora.Sights nearby - Just a few minutes walk to Sydney's world famous Opera House.Views - Great views from hotelGeorgian restoration meets modern design, in the heart of Sydney's Rock District. Chic self catering apartments and bedrooms overlooking the Opera House, with a swimming pool, hot tub, sauna and fitness center. A bustling area with plenty of local restaurants and bars. See More
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Paperbark Camp Woollamia, New South Wales 12 rooms from £214
Bath robesRestaurant - The Gunyah RestaurantBack to NatureBirdwatching - Good birding near the hotel.Recommended by - Mr & Mrs SmithGlamping has never been so glamourous at this eco-retreat. Twelve luxurious safari tents sit amongst eucalyptus and paperbark trees, each with a deck area or veranda. There's a restaurant and communal kitchen on the premises, and free bikes and canoes available for exploring the area. See More
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Pullman Quay Grand Sydney Harbour Sydney 65 rooms from £225
Sights nearby - Located by Botanic Gardens and Opera House, plus city centre half a kilometer awayViews - Out to the Sydney Opera HouseSwimming Pool - IndoorRestaurant - Recommended.Family friendly luxury self-catering apartments with fully equipped kitchen and laundry facilities. Situated just metres from the Opera House, the building also boasts an indoor pool, gym, restaurant and bar, plus child care services. See More
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Ovolo Woolloomooloo Sydney (New South Wales) 100 rooms from £248
Local exploring - Boasting an enviable location right in the heart of Sydney Harbour and with many sights just a short walk away.Great walks - The hotel is located just 2 minutes from the picturesque Royal Botanical Gardens.Sights nearby - Make a trip to the nearby St Mary's Cathedral.Designer - Uniquely designed interiors.Recommended by - Kiwi CollectionA hip industrial property running the length of the Finger Wharf. An impressive lobby and lounge are of epic proportions. Rooms are equally spacious with all the mod cons and cool contemporary style. Perfectly located just minutes from some of Sydney's best sights and eateries. Superb. See More
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Halcyon House New South Wales 21 rooms from £251
Beach Life - Situated on Cabarita beach, ideal for surfing, strolling or simply lounging.Cycling - Hire a bike and embark on a scenic coastal ride.Surfing - Grab one of the hotel's surf boards and hit the waves.Great walks - Take a leisurely stroll along Cabarita Beach.Recommended by - Small Luxury Hotels, Mr & Mrs SmithA place of calm and tranquility overlooking the scenic Cabarita Beach. Perfectly styled throughout creating a beach chic vibe; think patterned wallpapers, blue and white colouring, contemporary art and a mix of antique and modern furniture. The ideal spot to simply unwind. See More
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Spicers Vineyards Estate Pokolbin, New South Wales 12 rooms from £257
Wine tasting - Wine Tours can be arrangedFull of character - Vineyard with Wine CallerRestrictions on children - No childrenSpaRecommended by - Mr & Mrs SmithLocated in the heart of the Hunter Valley set in an eight acre vineyard. This estate has 12 luxurious rooms, with ensuite spa and wood-burning fireplaces. Private spaces for relaxation or take advantage of the activities on offer. The restaurant focuses on seasonal dishes and award winning wines. See More
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The Bower Byron Bay NSW 2481, 21 rooms from £210
Hideaway - A creative, comfortable space to stay. Take the bikes and cruise into town for a bite and come back to chill by the poolLocal markets - More than one market on in the area every Saturday and Sunday- they're all about new products and new ideasSurfing - Surfing and swimming at nearby Tallows BeachGreat walks - Beautiful coastal walks and trailsAn achingly hip boutique property in Australia's iconic Byron Bay. Offering various accommodations from suites to a house for ten, all beautifully styled in white and soft grey hues. Everything has been thought of from cinema screen TVs to private entertainment areas. Fabulous. See More
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Elements of Byron Byron Bay NSW 2481 202 rooms from £217
Eco break - Combines impeccable environmental credentials. The site has been preserved as natural bushland, wetland and sand dunesFoodies - Sample delicious Australian food and drink in Graze restaurant and the bevvy of poolside barsFamilies - Great for families with many activities on offerBeach Life - Situated right on the beachfrontRecommended by - Mr & Mrs SmithAn eco-conscious and stylish property set amidst lush grounds. Interiors have a distinct Scandi-cool feel with bedrooms that are light and airy and boast beautiful spacious bathrooms. Featuring a top notch restaurant, poolside bars, spoiling spa facilities and yoga. Fabulous! See More
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Kim's Beach Hideaway Toowoon Bay, New South Wales 34 rooms from £300
Swimming Pool - Some villas have private salt water poolRestrictions on children - Adult only propertyLocal markets - Good for local colour.Hideaway - Tranquil and intimate.Recommended by - Small Luxury HotelsRomantic adult only retreat just one hour from Sydney. Stunning bungalows and spa villas feature private pools and outdoor hot tubs or spa baths. Decor is relaxed with timber clad walls, wicker furniture and glorious views out to sea. Perfect for complete relaxation. See More
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Spicers Sangoma Retreat New South Wales 5 rooms from £311
Views - Stunning views - on a clear day you can see the Sydney skyline!Back to NatureSwimming Pool - Infinity edge, private plunge pools in some suitesOutstanding location - Set high up in the Blue MountainsHigh in the Blue Mountains, this eco retreat offers five luxurious suites with private plunge pools, terraces & stunning views. Chic interiors with dark wood feature walls & huge Philipe Stark bathtubs for two. Food is seasonal, local and organic. An idyllyic spot for total rejuvenation. See More
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28 Degrees Byron Bay (Byron Bay, NSW, 2481,) 4 rooms from £258
Local exploring - Conveniently located close to bars, restaurants, boutiques and surf schoolsHideaway - Combines Byron Bay’s fun-loving, salty-hair vibe with low-key luxuryEco break - A luxurious yet eco-conscious hideawayGreat walks - Visit Minyon Falls and Killen Falls, both within an hours drive these natural sights are a fun adventureRecommended by - Mr & Mrs SmithQuiet hideaway cottage conveniently close to the buzzing heart of Byron Bay. Elegant, homely double rooms come stocked with healthy yet indulgent treats, and some have a private garden and plunge pool. Communal gardens, kitchen and lounge areas are decorated in a tasteful and wholesome style. See More
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The Langham Sydney Sydney 100 rooms from £330
City Style - Palatial immaculately decorated suites, wonderful French cuisine and Sydney's favourite bar- all overlooking the harbour.Total relaxation - Unwind in style with unbeatable service, state of the art spa, hot tub, pool and sauna.Great walks - Perfectly placed for exploring the quaint sandstone cottages and colonial era pubs and churches of The Rocks.Sights nearby - A must for any visitor is the incredible Sydney Observatory, just a few minutes away.The Langham is a luxury downtown hotel situated in the heart of The Rocks district. Elegant, magnificently furnished bedrooms with views of Sydney Harbour and the city skyline. A fitness suite and swimming pool are on offer as well as a number of dining areas and cocktail lounges. See More
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Echoes Boutique Resort New South Wales 12 rooms from £335
Views - Breathtaking views over Jamison ValleyFoodies - Award winning restaurantSights nearby - Blue Mountains Botanic Gardens - Mt Tomah, Waradah Aboriginal Centre, Jenolan CavesTennis - Floodlit courtsRecommended by - Fodors, Kiwi CollectionSituated in the World Heritage listed Blue Mountains, this luxury hotel offers spectacular rooms with views out to the Jamison Valley. A gym, sauna, pool and spa make for a relaxing stay. An ideal base for exploring the surrounding area. See More
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Tower Lodge New South Wales 12 rooms from £360
Country Escape - A luxury lodge surrounded by rolling vineyards.Great walks - Set out straight from the frontdoor on picturesque walks through the vineyards.Restaurant - Recommended.Full of characterA luxury 12 bedroom lodge (for exclusive use only) set within a picturesque vineyard. Characterful rooms are both indulgent and charming: think solid antique furniture, artefacts from around the world and all the mod-cons. Dine in the locally renowned restaurant and, of course, sample the wines. See More
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Capella Lodge New South Wales from £380
Views - All rooms have stunning views of either mountains or oceansRestaurant - Contemporary Pacific themed menuRestrictions on children - Must be 6 or overSwimming Pool - Infinity edgeRecommended by - Fodors, Mr & Mrs SmithLuxury, eco-friendly resort on Lord Howe Island. Sophisticated all suite accommodation with beach chic interiors and stunning views of ocean or mountains. Relax in the spa, or explore the breathtaking biodiversity of the island. Communal dining and friendly staff ensure an intimate experience. See More
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Park Hyatt Sydney Sydney (The Rocks) 155 rooms from £524
Sights nearby - Located at Sydney Harbour and close to Sydney Opera House, the Harbour Bridge, The Rocks, Bondi and Manly BeachSpa - The Spa facilities include a rooftop heated pool, a gym and a relaxation roomOutstanding locationLively area - In the thick of the action.Recommended by - TabletFive star luxury at its best, with an unbeatable location between Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House. This opulent hotel, rooms in rich chocolate, cream and beige hues will not disappoint. Enjoy private balconies and dining rooms, plus a fully equipped gym and spa. See More
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Pretty Beach House New South Wales from £541
All inclusive - All meals, snacks, beverages and certain alcoholic beverages are includedRestaurant - Seasonal and daily menus from celebrated Aussie chef Stephano ManfrediSwimming Pool - Infinity edge, plus each pavilion has own heated plunge poolSpa - In-room treatments availableGuesthouse set amongst eucalyptus trees with fantastic views out to sea, and close proximity to beaches. Four separate pavilions provide chic accommodation with simple yet stunning interiors. Each has a private plunge pool and gorgeous decking area. The perfect place for a romantic getaway. See More
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Wolgan Valley Resort and Spa New South Wales from £808
Back to Nature5* Luxury - Very high service standards.Restaurant - Australian cuisine featuring locally sourced, seasonal and organic (where possible) ingredients.Secluded setting - Set in Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area between two national parksRecommended by - Tablet, Mr & Mrs SmithSet in the Blue Mountains on a conservation and wildlife reserve of over 7000 acres, Wolgan Valley Resort takes extravagance to the next level. Accommodation in private villas each boasting a swimming pool, courtyard garden and panoramic views. Perfect for a luxury, back to nature escape. See More