Pet Friendly Hotels and Lodging in SYDNEY
Pet friendly hotels are listed here - however each hotel has its own policy regarding pets (all the hotels listed below
have indicated that they allow pets). Some pet friendly hotels will only accept pets under 100lbs. Others will require
that you have a crate with a solid bottom to keep the pet in. It's advised that you follow the link to find out more
details of the hotel and contact them directly.
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89 - 113 KENT STREET |
| City | SYDNEY |
| State/Province | NW |
| Postal Code | 2000 |
| Short Description of Hotel | An Orient express Hotel Built In 1993 And Superbly Located In The Rocks DistrictThe Observatory Hotel Is An Ideal Location For Both BusinessAnd Pleasure. The Rocks District Is The Heart Of SydneySLeisure Attractions Featuring The Opera House CircularQuay And Fine Shopping. The Observatory Hotel Is Only AShort Walk To The Central Business District And Its RocksArea Location Offers Business Travelers A Quiet Haven AwayFrom The Noise Of The City Centre. The Observatory Hotel Is16 Kilometers From SydneyS Kingsford Smith Airport. The Finest Facilities And Services Include Elegant BanquetRooms/ Bar/ Lounge/ A Full Range Of Business ServicesAvailable 24 Hours/ Day Spa With Flotation Tank/ Gift Shop/Health And Fitness Center/ Indoor Swimming Pool/Non smoking Rooms/ Meeting Rooms/ Parking Garage/Restaurant/ Tennis Court And ChildrenS Activities.Available 24 Hours A Day Are Room Service/ Valet Services/Concierge/ Currency Exchange/ Secretarial Services AndValet Parking. Four Specially equipped Rooms Are OfferedFor Guests With Disabilities. The Observatory Hotel Offers 79 Guestrooms And 21 SuitesAll Elegantly Appointed. All Rooms And Suites OfferAir conditioning/ Work Desk/ Four Two line Phones WithDataports/ Voice Mail/ Color Television With Video Player/In room Movies/ Cd Player/ Mini bar/ Coffee And TeaMaking Facilities/ Hair Dryer/ Shaving And Vanity MirrorAnd Nightly Turndown Service. Marble Bathrooms FeatureSeparate Bath And Shower And The Finest In BathAmenities. Web Url 79 Rooms 21 Suites Built 1993 3 Floors 1 Wing Views Of Observatory Hill |
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89-113 Kent Street |
| City | SYDNEY |
| State/Province | NW |
| Postal Code | 2000 |
| Short Description of Hotel |
The Observatory Hotel an Orient Express Hotel is located in the historical "Rocks" district of the city, and close to the vibrant new entertainment and dining areas of Cockle Bay and King St Wharf. The deluxe multi award winning Observatory Hotel has built its outstanding reputation on a combination of personalized service, exceptional facilities and faultless professionalism. The hotel is reminiscent of a grand 19th Century Australian home, luxuriously furnished with antiques, original oil paintings and fine tapestries. Each room has a CD player, individual video, and luxurious bathrooms, while either colonial style sash windows or period balconies circulate fresh air and command charming views of Observatory Hill or historic Walsh Bay in Sydney Harbour. The Observatory has a Day Spa and Health Club located in the quietest part of the hotel. It provides a sanctuary from the busy pressures of the day. The hotel's fine dining restaurant Galileo is a leader in Sydney. And, accommodation rooms all individually decorated combine the finest in decor and comfort with all the amenities that travelers expect today. Particularly for the business traveler is the new Broadband Internet and wireless access. This is not only available in guestroom, but it is available in the Globe Bar, Galileo Restaurant and conference rooms. You're never far from your family, or office, and can even surf the net whilst having lunch. The Observatory Hotel is located approximately 12 kilometers drive from the Sydney Airport. |
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