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King bedroom with work space and natural light at Hotel Kith.
Comfortable delux king with work desk at Hotel Kith.
Private guest bathroom with shower at Hotel Kith.
Lobby and coworking space at Hotel Kith.
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Kith Hotel Darling Harbour

Sydney, New South Wales
4.3 / 5
403 Reviews
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Day use room
Boutique
Pay Later at property
Free cancellation
210 AUD 150 AUD + Tax
10AM - 3PM
Day use room with natural light at Crowne Plaza Sydney Airport.
Dining area with natural light perfect for coworking at Crowne Plaza Sydney Airport.
Fitness center at Crowne Plaza Sydney Airport.
Dining area with natural light perfect for coworking at Crowne Plaza Sydney Airport.
Sauna available at Crowne Plaza Sydney Airport.
Day use room with natural light at Crowne Plaza Sydney Airport.
Guest bathroom with shower at Crowne Plaza Sydney Airport.
Business center available at Crowne Plaza Sydney Airport.
Day use room with sofa at Crowne Plaza Sydney Airport.
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Crowne Plaza Sydney Airport

Sydney, New South Wales
4.2 / 5
1772 Reviews
143
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Day use room
Cozy/Romantic
Pay Later at property
Free cancellation
202 AUD 144 AUD
9AM - 5PM
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Motel 10

Greenacre, New South Wales
3.9 / 5
285 Reviews
82
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Day use room
Pay Later at property
Free cancellation
154 AUD 110 AUD + Tax
11AM - 3PM

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia 

From the world-renowned opera house to extensive parks, Sydney has plenty of wonderful sights to see and things to do. Day guests can visit Australia’s oldest museum, iconic architectural landmarks, or simply relax in one of the many green spaces in the city.

Your Day Stay Sydney Suggestions

  • Range of Restaurants – As a global city, Sydney has the wide array of culinary options you’d expect, from the French-Asian fusion delights of Tetsuya’s Restaurant to the fine Australian dining of Aria Restaurant Sydney, with Italian, French, Chinese, Turkish, and many more styles to sample.
  • Sydney Opera House – No visit to the city would be complete without visiting the famous Sydney Opera House. The iconic performing arts theatre is a landmark venue for opera, theatre, music, and dance, in addition to being a stunning architectural feat. The nearby Harbour Bridge is almost as renowned. Dating back to 1932, the bridge offers wonderful views, historic walks, and a bridge climb if you’re feeling particularly energetic.
  • Park Life – The Royal National Park is the oldest national park in Australia, featuring an ocean-front cliff walk, trails through grasslands and forest, and an expansive site for nature enthusiasts to enjoy. Scenic views, kayak facilities, and a variety of beaches make it a great place to unwind. Close to the harbor, the Royal Botanic Gardens are a slice of greenery amidst the urban jungle, featuring a rose garden and the Jurassic Jungle for kids to explore.
  • The Australian Museum – The Australian Museum was established in 1827 and is the oldest museum in Australia. Housing extensive zoological and anthropological collections, there’s plenty for both children and adults alike to enjoy, including the natural history of animals and dinosaurs, and a large children’s interactive area.


Six Fascinating Sydney Facts

  1. Sydney has the largest population of any city in both Australia and the Oceania region.
  2. The area has been inhabited by humans for at least 30,000 years, and is a prime location for Aboriginal archaeology.
  3. Sydney hosted the 2000 Summer Olympics.
  4. The city is amongst the top 20 most visited by tourists in the world.
  5. Sydney was named by Captain Phillip, a British officer transporting convicts to the new colony. 
  6. Only New York and London have more foreign-born citizens, with more than two in five of Sydney’s population reported to have been born overseas (China and Britain being the largest two groups).