Novotel Sydney on Darling Harbour

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Next door to the Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre, the Novotel is aimed mainly at business travellers. As a result, all the rooms come stuffed with communication gizmos such as LCD TVs, broadband and wireless internet access, and mobile phone- and laptop-charging stations. The panoramic harbour and city views are lovely, and there’s also a swimming pool, tennis court, gym and sauna. The hotel is home to Liquid – an average cocktail bar with a good outdoor terrace – and a restaurant, Dish. Bar. Business centre. Concierge. Disabled-adapted rooms. Gym. Internet (high-speed/wireless). No-smoking floors. Parking ($30). Pool (outdoor). Restaurant. Room service. TV (cable/pay movies). CityRail Town Hall/Monorail/LightRail Convention. Rates $372-$458 double. Rooms 525. Credit AmEx, DC, MC, V.

Details

Address
100 Murray Street, at Allen Street
Sydney
2000

What’s on

Exclusive whisky tasting at The Ternary Darling Harbour

Calling all whisky fans. This winter, whisky expert Matt Bailey (National Ambassador of The Scotch Malt Whisky Society Australia) is hosting the dinner of your dreams: a five-course degustation with whisky pairings to match. Intrigued? Read on. On Thursday, June 26, Novotel Sydney Darling Harbour’s sky-high restaurant The Ternary will play host to the glorious whisky-fuelled dinner, with a five-course menu crafted by The Ternary Head Chef Robin Rana, and spectacular views across the city skyline. Each course will be served with a carefully selected dram of whisky to perfectly complement the flavours, and Bailey will be on hand to provide insights into each unique drop.The event will kick off with welcome cocktails from 5.45pm, and will run until 10pm. Tickets start at $175 for Accor Plus members, or $210 for the general public. Booking is essential – you can snap up your tickets over here. Want to stay the night? You can check out Novotel’s room options over here. Stay in the loop: sign up for our free Time Out Sydney newsletter for more news, travel inspo and activity ideas, straight to your inbox. RECOMMENDED: These are the best bars in Sydney. And these are Sydney’s best restaurants. 
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