Barcelona has them;so do London,Paris and Istanbul. Melbourne has at least three. But not Sydney.
Forget bland serviced flats;apartment hotels are having a stylish resurgence.
This inner-city oasis offers a fun and fabulous vibe. But the left-field location may not be for everyone.
Japan,Hungary,Turkey – all these countries love public baths. Australia is finally getting in on the act.
Australia’s two biggest cities are finally addressing a shortage in visitor beds,with serious design credentials to boot.
With two youngsters in tow,the city requires a different approach – and a new perspective unveils a very different place.
Sydney feels most Sydney in the warmer months. And to make the most of summer,why not become a tourist in your own town?
This property has gone through several iterations,previously as a Travelodge before becoming a Mercure and now a Novotel after a $20 million revamp.
Citadines Walker is a good choice if you have business in North Sydney,but the quality of public transport nearby means you don’t need to linger.
Expectations have been great that the Sofitel Wentworth’s owners should at last dig deep and restore it to its once near-supermodel status.