Known for its famous harbour, beautiful beaches and infamous Bridge Climb, Sydney welcomes hotel guests to immerse themselves in the laid-back Aussie lifestyle.

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Four Points by Sheraton Sydney, Central Park

88 Broadway, Hotel entrance via 4 Central Park Avenue Chippendale, New South Wales 2008

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4.3 42 Reviews

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Offering 297 stylish rooms and suites and located in Sydney's newest downtown.

Pier One Sydney Harbour, Autograph Collection

11 Hickson Road, Walsh Bay Sydney, New South Wales 2000

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4.6 533 Reviews

5

Luxury hotel on the water in Sydney Harbour showcasing 5-star amenities and stylish accommodation

Courtyard Sydney-North Ryde

7-11 Talavera Road, North Ryde Sydney, New South Wales 2113

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4.4 207 Reviews

3

Modern, comfortable hotel in North Ryde, Sydney with newly renovated rooms and fitness centre

Sydney Harbour Marriott Hotel at Circular Quay

30 Pitt Street Sydney, New South Wales 2000

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4.4 812 Reviews

5

Luxury Sydney Harbour hotel offering spacious rooms, restaurants, an indoor pool and upscale venues.

The Old Clare Hotel, Chippendale, a Member of Design Hotels™

1 Kensingston Street, Chippendale Sydney, New South Wales 2008

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5

Sheraton Grand Sydney Hyde Park

161 Elizabeth Street Sydney, New South Wales 2000

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4.3 1217 Reviews

5

Our guest rooms and suites combine the classic with the contemporary for a stylish feel of Sydney.

The Westin Sydney

1 Martin Place Sydney, New South Wales 2000

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4.2 1006 Reviews

5

Located in Martin Place, just moments away from Sydney’s Darling Harbour & Sydney Harbour.

Sydney

Sydney is one of the largest cities in Australia and is the capital of New South Wales. Home to many famous landmarks, the best place to begin exploring the city is Darling Harbour. This largely pedestrian district is home to markets, upmarket shopping, top dining, and many cafes and bars. From here, you can walk across the Sydney Harbour Bridge and marvel at the Sydney Opera house. In the afternoon, visitors can choose to explore the many works of art at the Art Gallery of New South Wales or meet unique local species, such as koalas, komodo dragons and kangaroos at the Wild Life Sydney Zoo. There are also many things to do in Sydney and the surrounding areas for the active traveller. The city is located on the coast, close to miles of sandy surfing beaches like Bondi Beach, where you can swim in the 50-metre saltwater pool. Another option is to kayak in the harbour, hike at the Royal National Park or cycle along the coast. The city is also the perfect place for the gourmands. Discover the Sydney’s many foodie neighbourhoods from upmarket fine-dining, to cosy local eats and authentic foods from around the world.