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Crowne Plaza Hotel Norwest
Crowne Plaza Norwest Sydney is ideally located at the gateway to the Norwest Business Park on the Corner of Windsor Road and Norwest Boulevard.
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Holiday Inn Old Sydney
Old Sydney Holiday Inn is one of Sydney's little secrets uniquely positioned between the Harbour Bridge and Opera House.
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Hilton Hotel Sydney
With an ideal location in the heart of Sydney, the Hilton Sydney offers premier dining and easy access to the city's best attractions.
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Holiday Inn Sydney Airport
Conveniently positioned located only minutes from the international and domestic airport terminals.
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Holiday Inn Potts Point, Sydney
Surrounded by popular street cafes, bars and boutique shopping Holiday Inn Potts Point is where you want to be when you next visit Sydney.
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Holiday Inn Darling Harbour
Emanating a quiet charm right in the middle of the action, Holiday Inn Darling Harbour has the best that Sydney has to offer on its doorstep.
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Crowne Plaza Hotel Coogee Beach Sydney
Located opposite the beach, Crowne Plaza Coogee Beach offers panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean.
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Dive Hotel
This small boutique hotel is ideally located on Coogee Beach, in the eastern suburbs of Sydney. It is only a 20-minute drive from Sydney Airport and the CBD.
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by Riley Stevenson, June 08, 2012 | Sydney News
Enjoy a night at the theater and attend one, or both, of these world-renowned plays. The Mousetrap involves aristocracy, love, and vengeance—the classic, crowd-pleasing elements of a murder mystery. A Chorus Line on the other hand is a feel good musical about dancers struggling to make it on Broadway. Both shows will play throughout July and August in Sydney and should not be missed. Continue reading...
Australia's most famous and cosmopolitan city is considered by many to be one of the world's greatest cities in which to live and visit. It is surrounded by iconic beaches, World Heritage areas, lush wine lands and a picturesque hinterland all of which play a part in attracting the many leisure visitors that arrive throughout the year.
Established in 1788 by Arthur Phillip, commodore of the First Fleet and was the site of the first British colony in Australia. Suffering disease and clashes with the Aboriginals, the city grew slowly at first until ships began arriving from Britain and Ireland loaded with passengers looking for an alternative lifestyle. The discovery of gold and the subsequent Australian Gold Rush in 1851 led to the arrival of many more shiploads of adventurers and explorers and since then, the port of Sydney has been the starting point for waves of immigrants and visitors from around the world. Today, boasting the iconic structures of the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbor Bridge, the city is known as a leading international place for arts, commerce, fashion, culture, education, tourism and culture.
The world-renowned architecture of the city is reflected in many of the Sydney hotels. The lovely classical styles of some hotels in the historic areas reflect the period of time when Sydney formed a part of the British Empire while modern high-rise hotels are reflective of contemporary architectural styles. A wide range of budget and mid-range hotels are located in the CBD, Haymarket and along the shores of the city within easy reach of public transport.
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