Sunday, September 22, 2013
Aspire Hotel Sydney - A Video Tour
Sunday, September 8, 2013
Aspire Hotel Sydney – The Perfect Base for Aspiring Scientists
Science enthusiasts from all over NSW are preparing to converge on Ultimo in the inner city for the 11 day Ultimo Science Festival, September 12 - 22, with Aspire Hotel Sydney the perfect accommodation choice for visitors.
There will be talks to challenge your perceptions of the world, hands-on activities to puzzle over, startling exhibitions, inspiring science shows and even the chance to share ideas with real research scientists.
The Ultimo Science Festival is a joint initiative of the Powerhouse Museum, Australian Broadcasting Centre, Ultimo TAFE and the University of Technology – all of which are located a short stroll from Aspire Hotel Sydney.
Tucked away in a quiet, tree-lined street in Ultimo, Aspire Hotel Sydney offers 96 spacious standard and deluxe guest rooms, each with its own ensuite with full bath, while some rooms have excellent city views and private open-air balconies looking onto green parkland or the city beyond. Modern conveniences are standard in all rooms, with Internet data ports and ‘smart bars’ which charge any incidentals directly to your hotel account.
Each room is furnished to accommodate a minimum of three people, making the hotel attractive to families seeking a peaceful respite and park-like surrounds within walking distance to all science festival venues and to the city. It is also a short stroll to nearby Wentworth Park where active families or health-conscious couples can run, cycle or enjoy a range of sporting activities at the local sports centre add to the convenience of Aspire Hotel Sydney.
The hotel is also easily accessible to the rest of the city through a myriad of transport options including light rail and city buses. Access to the airport, Blue Mountains and other attractions is from nearby Central Station.
Not only can families enjoy the Science Festival, they can also visit IMAX Theatre, the Sydney Aquarium, the newly-opened Wildlife World, the Maritime Museum and Chinatown - all just a short stroll from the hotel, while Cockle Bay Wharf and King Street Wharf provide vibrant eating options by day and by night, as well as the place from which to explore the harbour by boat.
Aspire Hotel Sydney is part of the Metro Hospitality Group, and is located at 383-389 Bulwara Road, Ultimo, at the north western end of Sydney’s Darling Harbour precinct.
Guests can book at Aspire Hotel Sydney and Metro Hotels properties by calling the toll free Central Reservations line on 1800 00 4321. Alternatively bookings can be made online at the new look website, www.metrohotels.com.au.
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
Book Now to Enjoy the Biggest Naval Event on Sydney Harbour this Century
The biggest naval event on Sydney Harbour this century will take place from October 3-11, 2013 and Sydneysiders, regional NSW residents and interstate visitors are advised to book accommodation early to avoid missing out.
The Royal Australian Navy is celebrating 100 years since the first RAN ships sailed into Sydney Harbour to great fanfare in 1913 – and it has asked 50 nations to join the party. Called the International Fleet Review (IFR), the celebrations will see 40 warships and 20 tall ships from around the world sail into Sydney Harbour for a week-long celebration.
Commencing on Thursday 3 October 2013 and concluding eight days later, the IFR will be a harbour spectacular no Australian will want to miss. Her Excellency the Governor-General, Quentin Bryce will welcome the fleet from Bradley’s Head on October 4, and officially review the fleet onboard HMAS Leeuwin on October 5 as part of the Ceremonial Fleet Review.
With the world heritage backdrop of Sydney Harbour setting the scene, the Royal Australian Navy band will perform while fixed and rotary wing aircraft fly past in formation overhead. Military demonstrations will be held, the official ceremony will be staged on the steps of the Opera House, and the event will conclude with a fireworks display fit for the occasion.
Other activities being planned include a combined naval march through the Sydney CBD, ships open to the public, inter-navy sporting competitions and a range of community and cultural events.
Whether you’re a navy buff or just keen not to miss the amazing pageantry of this historic event, now is the time to book your accommodation in Sydney to be sure you make the most of the week-long celebrations – and Metro Hotels has a number of properties from which to choose.
Metro Hotel Sydney Central is the group’s flagship property located on the corner of Pitt and Hay Streets in the heart of Sydney’s entertainment precinct. Having recently completed a two year refurbishment, the hotel now offers 220 fully-refurbished Superior and Deluxe rooms, all priced affordably.
Metro Hotel on Pitt is a stylish boutique hotel in the heart of Sydney’s CBD, within easy walking distance of Circular Quay, Darling Harbour, The Rocks, Pitt Street Mall, Queen Victoria Building, Hyde Park and Chinatown, while Metro Apartments Darling Harbour provides easy access to the popular harbour restaurant precinct of King Street Wharf and Cockle Bay, as well as IMAX, Sydney Aquarium, Wildlife World and Australian Maritime Museum and Star Casino.
For those looking for something a little quieter and out of the hustle and bustle of the city centre, Aspire Hotel Sydney in Ultimo is just a short stroll to Darling Harbour, the Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre and Sydney Entertainment Centre.
Ultimo Science Festival ~ Fun Science for Adults & Kids
Nerds and Geeks Week @ Ultimo
Prepare your mind for one of the biggest science events of the year. For 11 days we’re transforming Ultimo into a nucleus of science. There are talks that will challenge your perceptions of the world, hands-on activities to puzzle over, startling exhibitions, inspiring science shows and even the chance to share ideas with real research scientists. Come with an open mind and lashings of curiosity.
When: 12 - 22 September 2013
Where: All over the suburb of Ultimo NSW (see each event listed below)
How To Get To Ultimo: http://ultimosciencefestival.com/2013/getting-here/
This is A joint initiative of the Powerhouse Museum, Australian Broadcasting Centre, Ultimo TAFE and University of Technology, Sydney.
Here are a list of hand picked scientific activities:
Big Night of Science
Challenge your perceptions with science, maths, magic and myth-busting, while you unwind with drinks and live music. Adam Spencer presents his famous TED talk PRIME NUMBERS and ABC TV’s Ruben Meerman presents the Science of Crowds and Cocktails. Plus, don’t miss the Mystery Investigators (aka the Skeptics Association) as they unravel the reality of the paranormal. Look out for supernatural surprises as we investigate spoon bending, water divining and astrology and relax on a real bed of nails.
When: Friday 13 September, 6pm-8.30pmWhere: Powerhouse Museum, 500 Harris St, Ultimo
Cost: $15 per person, $8 for students (for ages 16+ Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult)
More Details: http://ultimosciencefestival.com/2013/event/big-night-of-science/
Stand up Science Comedy Night
For one night only, we’re making science a laughing matter at an evening of stand up comedy with hilarious science comedians at the Powerhouse Museum’s café hosted by Nerd Nite star Justine Rogers. By popular demand, Simon Pampena from ABC’s Catalyst is back. He’s the Angry Mathematician and he’s bringing some frighteningly funny friends along.
When: Thursday 19 September, 6pmWhere: Powerhouse Museum, 500 Harris St, Ultimo
Cost: $15 per person, $8 for students (18+ only)
More Details: http://ultimosciencefestival.com/2013/event/stand-up-science-comedy-night/
Playing with light
Dive into the colourful world of light, lasers and lenses. Dodge laser beams, build a telescope, freeze your shadow on a wall or paint with Infrared. Playing with Light is a full-body interactive exhibit that takes you into the bright and colourful world of lights, lasers and lenses.
When: 14 September until 9 February 2014, 10am-5pm
Where: Powerhouse Museum, 500 Harris St, Ultimo
Cost: FREE event with entry to Powerhouse Museum $30 family, $12 adult, $6 child
More Details: http://ultimosciencefestival.com/2013/exhibition/playing-with-light/
Chocolate Masterclass
Journey from cacao tree to confectionary as we explore the world of chocolate! Dive into the magical world of chocolate as we discover how chocolate is made and learn the difference between couverture and compound chocolate. Presented by Galit Segev who’s armed with a Master’s degree in Biochemistry and Food Science and qualifications as a chef, pastry chef and chocolatier.
When: Tuesday 17 September 2013, 6.30pmWhere: Ultimo TAFE, Building E, 651-731 Harris St, Ultimo
Cost: $25 per person, bookings essential
More Details: http://ultimosciencefestival.com/2013/event/chocolate-masterclass/
Craft punk: Twisted Science
It’s craft but not as you know it. Take a weekend workshop where you can knuckle down and get crafty, turning raw materials into objects of twisted beauty. Learn new skills or brush up on rusty talents. 10.30am – 12.30pm, 1.30pm – 3.30pm. 
When: Saturday-Sunday, 14 and 15 September
Where: Powerhouse Museum, 500 Harris St, Ultimo
Cost: Workshops $45 adult, $40 Powerhouse member (bookings essential, age 14 years+ and adults)
More Details: http://ultimosciencefestival.com/2013/event/craft-punk-twisted-science/
Science on Show (for little kids)
What do burnt toast, melted icy poles and frozen orange juice have in common? Join Cogs, the problem-solving robot, live on stage for a fun-filled kitchen adventure examining the chemistry of change and the nature of matter. Create some home-made lightning, make hair stand on end using the Van de Graff electrostatic generator and create current electricity using a magnet and a coil of wire.
When: 12 - 22 September Monday - Friday 11am & 1pm | Saturday 14 & Sunday 15 11am, 1pm, 3pmWhere: Powerhouse Museum, 500 Harris St, Ultimo
Cost: FREE event with entry to Powerhouse Museum $30 family, $12 adult, $6 child
More Details: http://ultimosciencefestival.com/2013/show/science-on-show/
UTS Focus Talks – Great White Shark
See how efforts to save the world’s greatest predator, the Great White shark, have led to startling discoveries about its life and habitat. Presented by Barry Bruce and Professor William Gladstone. Barry Bruce, Senior Research Scientist with CSIRO Marine & Atmospheric Research, is a pioneer in the use of satellite tracking and one of the world’s leading experts on Great White sharks.When: Thursday 19 September, 6pm-8pm
Where: Aerial Function Centre, UTS Building 10, Level 7, 235 Jones St, Ultimo
Cost: FREE, bookings essential. RSVP by Wednesday 18 September, 2013 (For ages 18+)
More Details: http://ultimosciencefestival.com/2013/talk/uts-science-in-focus-talks-great-white-sharks-research-for-conservation-of-the-worlds-greatest-predator/
Death, Decomposition and Detector Dogs
Find out how cadaver-detection dogs track down human remains as they hunt for missing persons, victims of homicide and mass disasters such as earthquakes, bombings and tsunamis.
When: Thursday 12 September, 6pm-8pm
Where: UTS Building 1, Level 5, 15 Broadway, Ultimo
Cost: FREE
Book Here: http://ultimosciencefestival.com/2013/talk/uts-science-in-focus-talks-death-decomposition-and-detector-dogs/
Curator Tours: Science Underground –
A taste of medicine
Venture underground into the Museum’s collection storage facility and take an exclusive peek at the collection usually unseen by the public. Join curator Sandra McEwen on a tour looking at intriguing medical treatments from the last two centuries.
When: Sunday 15 and Sunday 22 September, 2pmWhere: Powerhouse Museum, 500 Harris St, Ultimo
Cost: $35, $31 for Powerhouse members
More Details: http://ultimosciencefestival.com/2013/event/curator-tours-science-underground-a-taste-of-medicine/
As a fan of science, this festival is not to be missed! If you have kids and want to get them interested in science or if you have an interest in how science works, have fun learning and exploring this weird, wacky and wonderful world with the experts.
Staying in SYDNEY for the Ultimo Science Festival? Need a hotel in Ultimo or Central?
Look no further than Aspire Hotel Sydney Ultimo - only a short stroll to the Powerhouse Museum and many other attractions in Ultimo.
Website: Aspire Hotel Sydney Ultimo
We are currently running this hotel special to save you money!
For the Best Available Rate + $20.00 per room including:
- Accommodation for up to two adults and two children
- DVD Player Rental and 2 DVDs (from our select range only)
- Car Parking (for the duration of your stay)
- Staying in a standard room
- Book Online and Terms here: http://www.metrohotels.com.au/special/276
- Or call: 02 9281 6999
If you want to be close to Ultimo but also near the city, Metro Hotel Sydney Central is a fantastic option - only a few minutes bus or taxi ride into the city (or a short light rail ride).
Website: Metro Hotel Sydney Central
We are currently running this hotel special to save you money!
For $165.00 per room per night you get:
- One night's accommodation in a Superior Queen Room
- Hot Buffet Breakfast for 2 adults
- Extended check-out to 12 noon the following day
- Book Online and Terms here: http://www.metrohotels.com.au/special/242
- Or call: 02 9281 6999
Wednesday, July 31, 2013
Travelling To SYDNEY Australia - Things To Know Beforehand
Travelling to another country that you've never been to can be a daunting task. If you're coming to Sydney Australia, you might be wondering how you would get around, where to stay, what to do and what are the local people like. Not sure what to expect when you get to Australia? Here's our guide to what to know before or when you arrive!
Arriving at Sydney Airport:
Sydney airport is Australia's largest airport. It has its own train station and plenty of waiting taxis parked outside waiting to take any travelers to their destination. There are also buses - but we tend to avoid those unless you know exactly which bus to catch. To find out which train to catch to get to your destination, please check the state transport website: http://131500.com.au/ They also offer a free app which you can find on the Android app store. If you're travelling by taxi, Sydney taxis all accept credit cards and cash of course.
Only Australian Dollars are accepted in Australia. Most banks will exchange currencies for a small fee. If you're at the airport, they also have currency exchange kiosks. If you forget to exchange your currency at the airport, there are plenty of stores throughout Sydney city (in the Central Business District areas) that exchange currencies, some convenient stores also offer the service. Australian bills are colourful - $5 dollars is purple, $10 is in blue, $20 in red, $50 in yellow and $100 dollar bill is in green.
Credit cards are accepted in most stores (except some small restaurants and cafes). The most commonly accepted credit cards are Mastercard and Visa.
Tipping:
Unlike the USA, tipping in Australia is only by choice. Service tax is levied at bars, clubs and hotels. This takes care of your tips so you don’t have to tip, unless you want to of course.
We also have a tax called GST (Goods & Services Tax) that's already included in the cost of all goods and services - from vendors, shops to restaurants. So relax, you don't need to worry about tipping or taxes.
Cell Phone / Mobile Phone Sims:
Pre-paid cell phones can be purchased from the airport. Australian SIM cards can also be purchased for as little as $2 at Woolworths supermarkets.
Transport:
If you don't have any local friends or relatives taking you around, here are the range of options to choose from...
- TRAINS: Weekly and daily all inclusive tickets can be purchased from any train station in Sydney. If you know where your destination is and know the closest train station, the state transport website will tell you how much it will cost and the duration of the journey: http://131500.com.au
If you don't know the train station of your destination, that website will tell you (type the address in).
- BUSES: There are buses available to most suburbs in Sydney. But if you're only traveling within the Sydney city area, then take the FREE bus - it's a completely green bus (see picture) that you can ride for free, which loops around the major streets of Sydney city. But non-green buses to other areas outside of the Sydney city costs money (please check http://131500.com.au for exact fares) and it's best to find out the time table so you're not left waiting too long. Some bus services do not operate on weekends and some will only accept bus cards that you can buy from newagencies (stores that sell magazines and newspapers).
- TAXIS: If you're spending time around Sydney and the surrounding suburbs, there will be taxis in most places. They are usually found near train stations. If you need one, call 133 300 for them to come pick you up (they do charge a small fee on top for pick ups).
- FERRIES (limited to certain areas): You can catch a ferry (passenger boat) to places such as Taronga Zoo, Manly, Parramatta, Mosman and other places - the state transport website will also let you know how to get around and time tables of the ferries: http://www.131500.com.au/plan-your-trip/on-ferries
- CAR HIRE: Sydney airport is home to a range of car hire companies (Avis, Hertz, etc) that you can choose from - they are all located near each other at the airport so you can't miss them. Each car is equipped with a street directory of Sydney. If you're from the US, the driver's side is on the right so it may take getting use to. If you need a car on the fly but don't want to catch a taxi, you can try GoGet car hire service (available to foreign drivers with at least 2 years of driving experience): http://www.goget.com.au/
- ATTRACTION Specific Transport: If there's a landmark attraction you want to travel to, the state transport website has done all the leg work for you. It provides details on how to reach these destinations by public transport: http://www.131500.com.au/attractions
Weather:
Australia is in the Southern Hemisphere so the weather here is completely opposite to countries in the Northen Hemisphere. Australia's summer is in December and our winter is in June! So be prepared with the right clothing based on where you’re headed in Australia. If you're coming during spring and summer, bring or buy sunscreen and hats (UV rays here are pretty harsh).
- Spring: Sept to Nov - temperatures range from 13°C to avg maximum 23°C
- Summer: Dec to Feb - temperatures range from 22°C to 36°C (heat wave is 40°C+ )
- Autumn (Fall): March to May - temperatures range from 14°C to avg maximum 23°C
- Winter: June to August - temperatures range from 5°C to avg maximum 16°C
For weather in other states of Australia, see here: http://www.australia.com/about/key-facts/weather.aspx
Hospitals and Doctors:
For peace of mind, if in the event you do get sick, we have public hospitals located in most suburban and city locations. Each public hospital takes care of patients from a group of areas and they all have an emergency department. Our hospitals do take in sick or injured foreign travelers but will charge fees unless you're covered by travel insurance. However, Australia does have medical travel agreements with these countries (providing free emergency medical care for the citizens of these countries - if they are here legally), details of applicable countries are here: http://www.humanservices.gov.au/customer/services/medicare/reciprocal-health-care-agreements
If you do get into an emergency, our emergency phone number is 000 from any phone in Australia (or 112 from any mobile/cell phone).
If you're feeling sick but it is not an emergency, there are plenty of doctors available in most suburbs (particularly in Sydney city). We also have drug stores / pharmacies in most suburbs - small ones close at 7pm, larger stores close at 9pm or 10pm. Woolworths and Coles supermarkets also stock some general medicinal supplies.
Language:
Sydney and surrounding suburbs - Within a 100km radius of Sydney and the surrounding suburbs, the Australian greeting G'Day (meaning hello) is rarely used now. However, outside of Sydney and the surrounding suburbs (in rural areas) G'Day is still used. We have complied a list of commonly used Australian terms and slang to help travelers...
- Arvo - afternoon
- Prawn - shrimp
- Barbie - slang for BBQ or barbeque
- Aussie - slang for Australian
- Jelly - means jello (the gelatine dessert)
- Jam - term for jelly in the US
- BYO - Bring Your Own alcohol
- Cuppa - a cup of tea
- G'Day - hello!
- Bloke - man
- Stubbies - small bottle of beer
- Middy - 285 ml beer glass in New South Wales
- Shout - buying a round of drinks ("it's your shout")
- Thongs - means flip flops, not underwear like in the US. You need to know this as some bars have signs with a "No Thongs" policy on the door, there is no need to remove your undies before entering the bar
- Undies - means underwear, under pants
- Swimmers / Cossie - slang for swimwear, swimming costume
- Daks - trousers (UK), pants (US)
- Mozzie - mosquitos
- Servo - a petrol station or gas station
Outback:
Some parts of the Outback are extremely remote and can present unexpected hazards. If it is intended to travel to such remote areas, trips should be planned with care, taking account of local advice on precautions to take. In very remote areas relevant local tourist authorities or police should be notified of departures, return times and return. Mobile phone coverage, though generally good in towns and cities, is often not available in remote areas. It is a mistake to rely upon them or upon real time internet maps if travelling in the Outback. Always carry a compass and map of the area before embarking on your trip. While venomous snakes and insects are incredibly rare in Sydney metropolitan areas and suburbs, they are more commonly found in rural areas so care should be taken when hiking at night or in thick bush land.
Accommodation (Sydney City):
Metro Hotels offer comfortable hotel rooms and apartments around Sydney city that will keep you close to major public transport hubs and key tourist attractions in the city.
- Metro Apartments on Darling Harbour (the closest train station is Wynyard)
- Metro Hotel Sydney Central (8 minutes walk to Central station)
- Metro Hotel on Pitt (2 minutes walk to Town Hall train station)
- Aspire Hotel Sydney Ultimo (13 minutes walk to Central station)
Each hotel or serviced apartment is close to major train stations, buses or ferries. Because all four are situated in the city, there are plenty of taxis available to catch on the street. Many of the key tourist attractions can be reached by foot from our hotels. Nearby there are also supermarkets, shops, restaurants, convenience stores, ATMs, medical centres and public toilets all within walking distance.
For a quick PDF guide of things to know regarding Sydney, download it here: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/euqm2swrxk1mwpz/tBZF_ICQqk
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Metro Hotel Sydney Central
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Sunday, June 23, 2013
"The Cult" Touring LIVE in Sydney Fri 4th Oct 2013
British post-punk icons The Cult have announced they will tour our shores this September and October and even better, they will be performing their seminal album Electric in its entirety.
The band, who formed over three decades ago, were one of the most innovative acts to emerge throughout the '80s, with their ever-evolving and ability to bring indie into the mainstream. Electric, released in 1987, showed their diversity, moving into a clearer hard-rock sound with the help of big-time producer Rick Rubin. Despite a couple of hiatuses over the years, the band has continued to remain one of the most influential acts of recent times.
Here's one of the tracks off the Electric album, Wild Flower:
The band will also play a second set during the shows, with a mix of their other songs to be performed. You can get your pre-sale tickets from 10am on Thursday 27 June and general sale from Thursday 4 July. Check out all the details below.
When: Friday ~ 4th Oct 2013
Where: HORDERN PAVILION, Moore Park Sydney, NSW 2000 Australia
Tickets: http://premier.ticketek.com.au/
Need accommodation near Moore Park?
Metro Hotels offer affordable and comfortable hotel rooms in the Sydney CBD and within close distance to Moore Park, via a short bus ride or taxi ride. The hotels are 2-5 minutes walk to major train stations and close to all buses and taxis that can take you to Moore Park.
Metro Hotel Sydney Central Location: 431 - 439 Pitt Street Sydney, NSW 2000 Australia
Metro on Pitt Location: 300 Pitt Street Sydney, NSW 2000 Australia
Aspire Hotel Location: 383-389 Bulwara Road Ultimo, Sydney NSW 2007 Australia
Sydney city also offers a free bus service (it's a completely green bus) that loops around the main streets of Sydney every 10 minutes. Many Sydney attractions (like Darling Harbour, Harbour Bridge, Opera House) can be reached by foot or bus from our hotels and apartments. Nearby there are also supermarkets, shops, restaurants, convenience stores, ATMs and public toilets all within walking distance.
If you'd like to arrange a stay in a Metro Hotel or Apartment, here are some specials available for booking: http://www.metrohotels.com.au/special
Monday, June 17, 2013
Romantic Stays for Couples
Romance Ideas for Couples
Do you have an anniversary coming up? Or wanting to impress your new partner? Want to sweep her off her feet? Try out these romantic ideas to spice up your love life.
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Secretly book a show your partner will like at the Capitol Theatre Sydney, and surprise them by taking them to the show. Make sure you book a stay at Metro Hotel Sydney Central (located directly across from the Theatre) for a romantic night out together after the show at Capitol. Our hotel special will provide a late checkout at noon so you can sleep in and enjoy your stay. A hot buffet breakfast is also included.
Book this Capitol Theatre Special for $165.00* per night including:
- One night's accommodation in a Superior Queen Room
- Hot Buffet Breakfast for two adults
- Extended check-out to 12 noon the following day
*Tickets to Capitol Theatre shows are not included
Location: 431 - 439 Pitt Street Sydney, NSW 2000 Australia
Phone: +61 2 9281 6999
Book this special online: http://www.metrohotels.com.au/special/242
Metro Hotel Sydney Central: http://www.metrohotels.com.au/sydney-hotels/metro-hotel-sydney-central-1
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Take your spouse for a romantic dinner in the city and have a night away from the kids by staying at
Metro Hotel on Pitt. A hot buffet breakfast for two is included in this package.
Metro Hotel on Pitt is offering this Bed and Breakfast PLUS Package including:
- One Nights Accommodation in a Superior Deluxe Room
- Hot Buffet Breakfast for two
Location: 300 Pitt Street Sydney, NSW 2000 Australia
Phone: +61 2 9283 8088
Book this special online: http://www.metrohotels.com.au/special/217
Metro Hotel on Pitt: http://www.metrohotels.com.au/sydney-hotels/metro-hotel-on-pitt-3
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For some sparkle and spice, you can't go past this special by Metro Apartments on King. Treat your partner to a wonderful night with this package where you get free sparkling wine and chocolates on arrival. This package is a multiple night stay so you can take your time to relax and enjoy each other's time.
Metro Apartments on King invite you to book this Winter Warmer Special including:
- Free Sparkling wine
- Chocolates
$179.00 Sunday-Thursday, $279.00 Friday-Saturday (minimum 2 night stay)
Location: 27 - 29 King Street Sydney, NSW 2000 Australia
Phone: +61 2 9290 9200
Book this special online: http://www.metrohotels.com.au/special/167
Metro Apartments on King: http://www.metrohotels.com.au/sydney-hotels/metro-apartments-on-king-17
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If you're going to take your partner to Broadway, the Powerhouse Museum or restaurants in Ultimo, try a stay at the Aspire Hotel Sydney. This package includes a stay in a deluxe room with parking included. WiFi is also included so you're always connected, and breakfast is included so you both enjoy a stress-free stay.
Aspire Hotel Sydney is offering this Deluxe Package for our best available rate + $40 including:
- Staying in a deluxe room
- On-Site overnight parking
- In-room wireless internet
- Daily breakfast
Location: 383-389 Bulwara Road Ultimo, Sydney NSW 2007 Australia
Phone: +61 2 9211 1499
Book this special online: http://www.metrohotels.com.au/special/64
Aspire Hotel Sydney - Ultimo: http://www.metrohotels.com.au/sydney-hotels/aspire-hotel-sydney-10
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