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Four Seasons Hotel Sydney

Four Seasons Hotel Sydney

5 out of 5
199 George St., Sydney, NSW
The price is AU$369 per night from 8 Jan to 9 Jan
AU$369
includes taxes & fees
8 Jan - 9 Jan 2025
With a stay at Four Seasons Hotel Sydney, you'll be centrally located in Sydney, steps from Museum of Contemporary Art and within a 10-minute walk of The Rocks ...
Four Seasons Hotel Sydney
Shangri-La Sydney

Shangri-La Sydney

5 out of 5
176 Cumberland Street, The Rocks, NSW
The price is AU$297 per night from 7 Jan to 8 Jan
AU$297
includes taxes & fees
7 Jan - 8 Jan 2025
With a stay at Shangri-La Sydney in Sydney (The Rocks), you'll be steps from The Big Dig Archaeology Education Centre and 6 minutes by foot from Museum of Contemporary ...
Shangri-La Sydney
Hyatt Regency Sydney

Hyatt Regency Sydney

5 out of 5
161 Sussex Street, Sydney, NSW
The price is AU$269 per night from 5 Jan to 6 Jan
AU$269
includes taxes & fees
5 Jan - 6 Jan 2025
With a stay at Hyatt Regency Sydney, you'll be centrally located in Sydney, just a 3-minute walk from SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium and 6 minutes by foot from King ...
Hyatt Regency Sydney
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YEHS Hotel Sydney Harbour Suites

YEHS Hotel Sydney Harbour Suites

4 out of 5
252 Sussex Street, Sydney, NSW
The price is AU$160 per night from 23 Dec to 24 Dec
AU$160
includes taxes & fees
23 Dec - 24 Dec
A stay at YEHS Hotel Sydney Harbour Suites places you in the heart of Sydney, within a 5-minute walk of Queen Victoria Building and Sydney Town Hall.
YEHS Hotel Sydney Harbour Suites
Rydges Sydney Airport Hotel

Rydges Sydney Airport Hotel

4 out of 5
8 Arrival Court, Sydney International Airport, Mascot, NSW
Fully refundableReserve now, pay when you stay
The price is AU$154 per night from 23 Dec to 24 Dec
AU$154
includes taxes & fees
23 Dec - 24 Dec
With a stay at Rydges Sydney Airport Hotel in Sydney, you'll be 9.6 mi (15.4 km) from Circular Quay and 9.8 mi (15.8 km) from Sydney Opera House.
Rydges Sydney Airport Hotel
The Fullerton Hotel Sydney

The Fullerton Hotel Sydney

5 out of 5
1 Martin Place, Sydney, NSW
The price is AU$246 per night from 19 Jan to 20 Jan
AU$246
includes taxes & fees
19 Jan - 20 Jan 2025
With a stay at The Fullerton Hotel Sydney, you'll be centrally located in Sydney, steps from GPO Sydney and Pitt Street Mall.
The Fullerton Hotel Sydney
W Sydney

W Sydney

5 out of 5
31 Wheat Road, Sydney, NSW
The price is AU$349 per night from 22 Dec to 23 Dec
AU$349
includes taxes & fees
22 Dec - 23 Dec
With a stay at W Sydney, you'll be centrally located in Sydney, a 6-minute walk from QVB and 11 minutes by foot from King Street Wharf.
W Sydney
PARKROYAL Darling Harbour, Sydney

PARKROYAL Darling Harbour, Sydney

4.5 out of 5
150 Day St, Sydney, NSW
The price is AU$270 per night from 22 Dec to 23 Dec
AU$270
includes taxes & fees
22 Dec - 23 Dec
A stay at PARKROYAL Darling Harbour, Sydney places you in the heart of Sydney, within a 10-minute walk of World Square Shopping Centre and Hyde Park.
PARKROYAL Darling Harbour, Sydney
The Tank Stream Hotel Sydney

The Tank Stream Hotel Sydney

4 out of 5
97-99 Pitt Street, Sydney, NSW
The price is AU$215 per night from 23 Dec to 24 Dec
AU$215
includes taxes & fees
23 Dec - 24 Dec
With a stay at The Tank Stream Hotel Sydney, you'll be centrally located in Sydney, steps from Australia Square and within a 5-minute walk of Chifley Plaza.
The Tank Stream Hotel Sydney
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Accommodation In New South Wales

In the south eastern part of Australia, New South Wales is a massive state, and one that is simply bursting with fantastic regions to visit. Home to the popular city of Sydney, New South Wales attracts many visitors throughout the year. Although Sydney is a fabulously exciting and interesting city, there is so much more to New South Wales than just this one city … we have some great NSW accommodation all across the state so discover the numerous other great things to see and do. Varied landscapes can be found across NSW, including stunning beaches, dense rainforest, rugged bush, towering mountains and rolling plains.

History New South Wales was the main area of the first British colony within Australia and so as such It’s brimming with historical and cultural sites. NSW is also home to the oldest city in the whole of Australia – Sydney. Before European settlers arrived there were many different Aboriginal tribes across the state, and many have left their mark so there are heaps of Aboriginal carvings and caves where you can see spectacular Aboriginal artwork.

Things to do

Spend time getting to know the friendly state capital of Sydney, seeing the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House, relaxing on surfing on the many beautiful fine white sandy beaches, and discovering the city’s many other charms. Enjoy wine tasting and glorious scenery in the Hunter Region and Mudgee, hike in the remote wilderness of the breathtaking Blue Mountains, and combine bush and coast on the South Coast and North Coast. Journey into the Outback and see a completely different way of life in the small mining communities like Broken Hill or the gold rush towns of Bathurst and enjoy adventurous days seeing a host of native flora and fauna with few other souls in sight. Get high – literally – in the Snowy Mountains and be closer to nature in the Northern Rivers’ area and Southern Highlands. Beach bums will love the Central Coast, Shoalhaven, and the gorgeous South Coast. New England offers lots of fun and adventures and Lord Howe Island, which is about 550 kilometres away from the mainland, is also very popular.

Shopping and dining

NSW boasts some terrific shopping spots, especially in the major cities and towns. Unless you venture into the heart of the Outback, you will never be too far away from shops selling the basics. The state is known for its great food, with a combination of top class restaurants, which are of special note in Milford and Orange along with charming country pubs which you’ll enjoy everywhere Foodies should try and plan a visit to Riverina, the state’s food bowl, where you can dine on the freshest and most delicious cuisine.

Getting here and around

There are several airports across the state, making getting to where you want to be a breeze. Check out our flights to Sydney, flights to Newcastle, flights to Albury, flights to Ballina, flights to Tamworth, flights to Coffs Harbour, flights to Port Macquarie, and flights to Broken Hill. When you know where you want to fly to, take a look at our excellent NSW hotels – perhaps consider renting a car and booking a few different places so you can move around and live every lastminute in New South Wales.

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Four Seasons Hotel Sydney, Shangri-La Sydney, Hyatt Regency Sydney, YEHS Hotel Sydney Harbour Suites, Rydges Sydney Airport Hotel, The Fullerton Hotel Sydney, W Sydney, PARKROYAL Darling Harbour, Sydney, The Tank Stream Hotel Sydney

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Accommodation In New South Wales

In the south eastern part of Australia, New South Wales is a massive state, and one that is simply bursting with fantastic regions to visit. Home to the popular city of Sydney, New South Wales attracts many visitors throughout the year. Although Sydney is a fabulously exciting and interesting city, there is so much more to New South Wales than just this one city … we have some great NSW accommodation all across the state so discover the numerous other great things to see and do. Varied landscapes can be found across NSW, including stunning beaches, dense rainforest, rugged bush, towering mountains and rolling plains.

History New South Wales was the main area of the first British colony within Australia and so as such It’s brimming with historical and cultural sites. NSW is also home to the oldest city in the whole of Australia – Sydney. Before European settlers arrived there were many different Aboriginal tribes across the state, and many have left their mark so there are heaps of Aboriginal carvings and caves where you can see spectacular Aboriginal artwork.

Things to do

Spend time getting to know the friendly state capital of Sydney, seeing the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House, relaxing on surfing on the many beautiful fine white sandy beaches, and discovering the city’s many other charms. Enjoy wine tasting and glorious scenery in the Hunter Region and Mudgee, hike in the remote wilderness of the breathtaking Blue Mountains, and combine bush and coast on the South Coast and North Coast. Journey into the Outback and see a completely different way of life in the small mining communities like Broken Hill or the gold rush towns of Bathurst and enjoy adventurous days seeing a host of native flora and fauna with few other souls in sight. Get high – literally – in the Snowy Mountains and be closer to nature in the Northern Rivers’ area and Southern Highlands. Beach bums will love the Central Coast, Shoalhaven, and the gorgeous South Coast. New England offers lots of fun and adventures and Lord Howe Island, which is about 550 kilometres away from the mainland, is also very popular.

Shopping and dining

NSW boasts some terrific shopping spots, especially in the major cities and towns. Unless you venture into the heart of the Outback, you will never be too far away from shops selling the basics. The state is known for its great food, with a combination of top class restaurants, which are of special note in Milford and Orange along with charming country pubs which you’ll enjoy everywhere Foodies should try and plan a visit to Riverina, the state’s food bowl, where you can dine on the freshest and most delicious cuisine.

Getting here and around

There are several airports across the state, making getting to where you want to be a breeze. Check out our flights to Sydney, flights to Newcastle, flights to Albury, flights to Ballina, flights to Tamworth, flights to Coffs Harbour, flights to Port Macquarie, and flights to Broken Hill. When you know where you want to fly to, take a look at our excellent NSW hotels – perhaps consider renting a car and booking a few different places so you can move around and live every lastminute in New South Wales.

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