An excellent CBD location, an award-winning food and wine menu and efficient service make Glass Brasserie at Hilton Sydney an ideal business lunch destination...
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Each year tens of thousands of people visit the iconic Bondi Beach. From travelers to locals, backpackers to billionaires, families and couples alike the beach and surrounding area are constantly buzzing. Bondi Beach is one of Sydney’s most visited beaches and now there is even more reason to go.
From the moment you step in to the high ceiling lobby of the Fraser Suites Sydney, away from the bustling, noisy streets, you can feel a wave of serenity. The entrance is open and quiet and the staff at front desk are warm and eager to help. While checking in you can relax into a cushy armchair creating a comfortable one on one area where the staff begins to make you feel right at home.
Whether or not you’re a tourist, it’s hard not to smile when you’re walking through the city and suddenly see the tips of the beautiful white Opera House or you can glimpse a little troupe of adventurers climbing across the Sydney Harbour Bridge. After a few years here those sights never get old for me and I’m sure the same goes for many of my fellow Sydneysiders.
The Shangri-La is well known for its Chef's Hat restaurant, Altitude, which provides the most ridiculous views of Sydney's best assets through floor-to-ceiling windows. However, the lesser known Café Mix definitely holds it's own.
The shop window entices me to go inside and immediately after walking through the doors, I’m hit with the sweetest scent and nostrils flare in delight, it’s the smell of rich, dark, silky chocolate.
Two hours west of Sydney lies a spectacular mountain retreat
The former steel city offers a more nuanced take on good old blokey adventure as Mark Eggleton discovered.
Hidden in an alcove, behind an animated door straight out of Blade Runner, lies one of Sydney’s greatest hidden dining treasures. On entering you lurch downstairs and stand blinking in an almost primordial gloom. Before your eyes grow accustomed to the gloom you’re led to a table through a room full of shadows. You can …
