Location. The waterfront Quay Grand Suites in Sydney, Australia is positioned near the ... more
Sydney Opera House and is adjacent to the Royal Botanic Gardens. Set on the eastern shore of the Circular Quay, the hotel also offers scenic views of the city's skyline and Sydney Harbour. In addition to the Opera House, the hotel is central to other cultural sites such as the Museum of Sydney, within walking distance, and the Museum of Contemporary Art less than one half kilometer from the hotel. The hotel is close to the historic Rocks area and places to shop and eat. Darling Harbour, a short cab ride south, features museums, cinemas, and the Sydney Zoo and Aquarium. Hotel Features. On site dining combines Australian, Mediterranean and Asian style cuisine and stirring views of the Harbour bridge and Sydney Cove. Continental and full breakfasts are also available. The postmodern themed lobby sets the mood with track lighting and abstract art. Recreations at Quay Grand Suites include a heated indoor pool and health club with spa, sauna and fitness center with training equipment. Internet access is available in the business center. Adjacent to the hotel is a promenade featuring two prominent eateries and a cinema complex that shows art house movies. Guestrooms. The apartment style Quay Grand Suites offers 68 guestroom units with private balconies that overlook either the Botanic Gardens or the harbour. Accommodations include spacious one or two bedroom suites ranging from 75 to 100 square meters. Units feature dining rooms, full kitchens and two bathrooms. Unit bathrooms include bathrobes and jetted spa tubs. Also included is cable/satellite television with premium channels, in room safes and complimentary daily newspapers. Expert Tip. The fish and chip shops along the ferry wharves at nearby Circular Quay offer some of the best inexpensive dining venues in the city. Those with more da
Information: :Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Location. The waterfront Quay Grand Suites in Sydney, Australia is positioned near the ... more
Sydney Opera House and is adjacent to the Royal Botanic Gardens. Set on the eastern shore of the Circular Quay, the hotel also offers scenic views of the city's skyline and Sydney Harbour. In addition to the Opera House, the hotel is central to other cultural sites such as the Museum of Sydney, within walking distance, and the Museum of Contemporary Art less than one half kilometer from the hotel. The hotel is close to the historic Rocks area and places to shop and eat. Darling Harbour, a short cab ride south, features museums, cinemas, and the Sydney Zoo and Aquarium. Hotel Features. On site dining combines Australian, Mediterranean and Asian style cuisine and stirring views of the Harbour bridge and Sydney Cove. Continental and full breakfasts are also available. The postmodern themed lobby sets the mood with track lighting and abstract art. Recreations at Quay Grand Suites include a heated indoor pool and health club with spa, sauna and fitness center with training equipment. Internet access is available in the business center. Adjacent to the hotel is a promenade featuring two prominent eateries and a cinema complex that shows art house movies. Guestrooms. The apartment style Quay Grand Suites offers 68 guestroom units with private balconies that overlook either the Botanic Gardens or the harbour. Accommodations include spacious one or two bedroom suites ranging from 75 to 100 square meters. Units feature dining rooms, full kitchens and two bathrooms. Unit bathrooms include bathrobes and jetted spa tubs. Also included is cable/satellite television with premium channels, in room safes and complimentary daily newspapers. Expert Tip. The fish and chip shops along the ferry wharves at nearby Circular Quay offer some of the best inexpensive dining venues in the city. Those with more da
Information: :Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Advantages: Superb service, good facilties, excellent food, reasonable prices Disadvantages: Not in the city, I was there on business
When I knew I could go to Australia, my next mission was to find somewhere to stay.
I tried Expedia, last minute, and the other usual culprits, but as I knew nothing of Australia's Geography, I was very much in the dark about what to chose. The University I visited was in a Sydney Suburb called North Ryde, and it was Google that came up trumps directing me to the four vacation outlets in the area. Only problem was, being that far away from away from home, firstly I wanted High Speed Internet Access and an indoor, or outdoor heated pool. The Stamford Grand North Ryde came up trumps on both accounts, but in endeavouring to keep my travel budget down and having forked out nearly £700 for a flight, all the agent websites were way too expensive. So I did what I quite often do and tried to dig out the chains website, who unwaveringly ...
Advantages: Very reasonable, close to the coast and ferries, situated in historic Portsmouth Disadvantages: Cold in the winter, getting there is a nightmare, busy at weekends.
I expect most of you have not even thought about Christmas 2006, however if you are like me, then you start thinking about buying pre-Yuletide gifts now. In that case then it might be worth your while to take a trip to Gunwharf Quays in Portsmouth.
Gunwharf Quays is a relatively new waterfront development between the Dockyard and Old Portsmouth, a haven for businesses, shopping, entertainment and restaurants.
Very recently the Spinnaker Tower was finally completed and you can ride up to the top in its glass lift. Not for those who don't like heights believe me but the view is fantastic I have been told. The Spinnaker Tower is set to become a new icon, soaring 170 metres above the harbour of Portsmouth. The Spinnaker resembles a large sail and if you keep this into view whilst driving towards Gunwharf, you wont miss the car ...
I honestly love this place!
The Gunwharf Quays outlet shopping centre is situated on Portsmouth Harbour. The site can be dated back to the 12th century where Gunwharf now stands.
The shops that are at Gunwharf Quays are: Adidas, Austin Reed, Bench & Hooch, Calvin Klein Underwear, Crew Clothing, Fred Perry, Gap, Jack Wills, Lakeland Leather, Levi Strauss, LK Bennett, Marks & Spencers Outlet, Monsoon, Next, Nitya, Oakley, Paul Smith, Puma, Ted Baker, Tog 24, Vans, Animal, Barbour, Burberry, Cotton Traders, Fat Face, French Connection, Guess, Hobbs, Karen Millen, Whistles, Lee Cooper, Liz Claiborne, Mambo, Mexx, Mountain Warehouse, Nike, O'neill, Oasis, Polo Ralph Lauren, Reef, Timberland, Triumph International, White Stuff, Bags etc, Chapelle, Daniel James Jewellers, Kenneth Turner, Savoy Taylor Guild, Antler, Claires Accessories ...
