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Alternative Accommodation: (Book Directly Using the Details Provided Alternative accommodation: (Book directly using the details provided. Rates shown are an indication only and the cost will depend on what is available at the time of booking) The Y Hotel, Hyde Park: Rooms from $79 per night 5-11 Wentworth Avenue, Sydney Y Hotel Hyde Park is a great value bed and breakfast hotel ideally located in the CBD opposite Hyde Park and Oxford Street. The Hotel is surrounded by everything you could want including great shops, restaurants, Olympic Pool, Gym, jogging track, parks gardens and galleries. You can also walk to Darling Harbour, China Town, City Shops, The Opera House and Rocks. There are studio, deluxe and traditional style rooms to choose from. Facilities include Cafe and guest lounge, internet kiosk, guest kitchen and laundry. Phone (Australia) 1800 994 994 Phone (Overseas): +61 2 9264 2451 Fax: +61 2 9285 6288 [email protected] Metro Hotel on Pitt: rooms from $145 300 Pitt Street Sydney, NSW 2000 Australia Metro Hotel on Pitt is within easy walking distance to major tourism landmarks such as Centrepoint Tower, Sydney Opera House, Sydney Harbour Bridge, Darling Harbour, China town, Oxford Street and Hyde Park. For those attending one of the conferences, trade shows or concerts at Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre, or the Sydney Entertainment Centre, the hotel is just a pleasant 10 minute stroll from this venue. Also major corporate and government offices are within easy walking distance. Guests are spoilt for choice with transport options as Town Hall Station and Central Railway Station and Coach Terminal both just a short walk away; the city Monorail service is only a few footsteps from the hotel. Buses to all parts of the city are only one block away on George Street offering easy access to Circular Quay and the Rocks. At Metro Hotel on Pitt, what is not already in your room is waiting to be found in the city on your doorstep. Phone: +61 2 9283 8088 Fax: +61 2 9283 2825 Reservations: 1800 333 800 (Direct ) Park Regis: rooms from $99 27 Park Street (cnr Park & Castlereagh Sts) Sydney NSW 2000 Park Regis City Centre is surrounded by Sydney’s best shopping, restaurants, sightseeing and entertainment, cannot be beaten for location, service and value for money. "You can't get closer to the action for this price and quality" Park Regis City Centre is designed to cater for both corporate and leisure travellers and is located in the heart of Sydney city, just a short walk to Hyde Park, Darling Harbour, Pitt Street Mall, Queen Victoria Building and Town Hall. Alternatively take a walk to Circular Quay for the weekend Rocks Markets or catch a ferry to Taronga Zoo. Toll free reservations: 1800 221 138 Tel: +61 2 9267 6511 Travelodge, Sydney: rooms from $190 per night 27 Wentworth Avenue, Sydney NSW 2010 The Travelodge Sydney Hotel is located on the edge of the Sydney CBD, you will be perfectly positioned to explore the city of Sydney. Superb restaurants, theatres, lively nightclubs and a great range of shops from designer stores to funky boutiques are within easy walking distance. Major attractions including Darling Harbour, Hyde Park, Chinatown, Entertainment Quarter, the Sydney Cricket Ground and the Sydney Football Stadium are all easily accessible, as well as being close to more family oriented attractions including the Sydney Aquarium, Sydney Wildlife World and the Sydney Imax Cinema in Cockle Bay. Reservations: 1300 886 886 Telephone: + 61 2 82671700 Facsimile: + 61 2 82671800 Email: [email protected] .
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