Hotel HARBOUR ROCKS, Sydney
The Harbour Rocks Hotel is housed in a beautifully restored, 150 year old National Trust building in metropolitan Sydney. This charming boutique hotel is a popular destination for all travellers, providing personal service and a "home away from home" atmosphere.
The Rocks, in the heart of cosmopolitan Sydney, echoes Australia's long and colorfull history. The Eora Aboriginal people originally inhabited the rocky headland and surrounding shoreline for thousands of years. Then in 1788, Australia's first European settlers claimed the land, and eventually the Rocks turn into a vibrant port community. Today, the historic buildings of The Rocks now boast craft and specialty shops, art galleries and cafes.
The best way to The Rocks is on foot, and the Harbour Rocks Hotel is in easy reach to many of the village's famous sites. Step out of this Harbour Rock Hotel and walk through the village's quiet land and old courtyards. Visit an archaeological dig or join in a guided walking tour. Relax in the nearby Rocks Square, listening to free jazz over lunch.
The Harbour Rocks Hotel provides 54 superior hotel rooms, fully equipped with modern amenities and decorated in warm mixtures of cream and red. All rooms feature a private ensuite bathroom, ceiling fans, air conditioning, side table and chair, writing desk, opening windows, television with complimentary movies, luggage rack & clock radio. The hotels' restaurant and bar is set within a courtyard and is available seven days a week for breakfast, and every day for dinner except Sunday.
Several shuttle bus transfers to the Harbour Rocks Hotel are available from the Sydney airport. Whilst at the hotel, taxis can be arranged at the reception desk. The Circular Quay Train Station is a five minute walk from the hotel. Buses run every few minutes from Circular Quay and can take you anywhere in the city and beyond. Secure parking at the hotel is available at a discounted rate.
The Rocks, in the heart of cosmopolitan Sydney, echoes Australia's long and colorfull history. The Eora Aboriginal people originally inhabited the rocky headland and surrounding shoreline for thousands of years. Then in 1788, Australia's first European settlers claimed the land, and eventually the Rocks turn into a vibrant port community. Today, the historic buildings of The Rocks now boast craft and specialty shops, art galleries and cafes.
The best way to The Rocks is on foot, and the Harbour Rocks Hotel is in easy reach to many of the village's famous sites. Step out of this Harbour Rock Hotel and walk through the village's quiet land and old courtyards. Visit an archaeological dig or join in a guided walking tour. Relax in the nearby Rocks Square, listening to free jazz over lunch.
The Harbour Rocks Hotel provides 54 superior hotel rooms, fully equipped with modern amenities and decorated in warm mixtures of cream and red. All rooms feature a private ensuite bathroom, ceiling fans, air conditioning, side table and chair, writing desk, opening windows, television with complimentary movies, luggage rack & clock radio. The hotels' restaurant and bar is set within a courtyard and is available seven days a week for breakfast, and every day for dinner except Sunday.
Several shuttle bus transfers to the Harbour Rocks Hotel are available from the Sydney airport. Whilst at the hotel, taxis can be arranged at the reception desk. The Circular Quay Train Station is a five minute walk from the hotel. Buses run every few minutes from Circular Quay and can take you anywhere in the city and beyond. Secure parking at the hotel is available at a discounted rate.
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