L'Otel, Sydney

Advantages: great shopping, great weather
Disadvantages: none

...sydney is a great city it has wonderful sites n great shopping malls and markets the people are really friendly. the ways to get around sydney are v-good there are tour buses that take you all the way around sydney and when you want to stop of somewhere that u find intresting you can just hop of the bus and jump on another with the same ticket you used before. the shops are great in sydney there is a wide variety of shops and some are the same brands that we get out here + they are reasnably cheap aswell. i dont think you could go wrong in visiting sydney its a great place and i recomend it to people who enjoy the city beci xxx... Read review

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Advantages: sun and surf what more can I say!
Disadvantages: There are many tourists

...I am originally from Sydney and I want to tell you all about it. Sydney iss very popular as it is a cross between the sun and surf and the working city. What I mean by that is that the city is quite close to the beaches but it doees not impose. Some people get the impression that Sydney is full of palm trees etc. but it isnt. The beaches are usually full of Japanese tourists (no offence!) onm the boardwalk but Australians are not a ffected but t his at all. What I am writing is my unbiased opinion and I have learnt a lot of what people actually think it is like from living in London ( no we do not have kangaroos in our back garden!) So I do reccommend sydney for holidays but to realize that is not a Tahitian Paradise!... Read review

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Advantages: Great Tourist Attractions, Nice Beaches, Hot, Cheaper in some places than the UK
Disadvantages: Long Flight, Not easy to get around

...Since I was a teenager I had always wanted to tour Australia, and finally as I hit 18 I booked my first visit to Sydney. From the minute I stepped on Emirates Airlines I was satisfied. It was a fabulous, unforgettable experience. I flew from London Heathrow to Sydney and spent three weeks staying in Hotel InterContinental Sydney, which was probably the most expensive but luxiourus hotel I have ever stayed in. I spent the first two or three days relaxing at the hotel, going to it's gym, the pool and having a look around the city. We spent the time looking at the tourist attractions, including The Sydney Opera House, where we dined and watch a production, which was absoultey spectacular, we did a Captain Cook Dinner cruise around the Sydney harbour which had a tasty menu, which we enjoyed and ofcourse I could not leave Sydney without... Read review

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