Novotel Sydney on Darling Harbour
5 StarsSignature open-plan dining at The Ternary, Two-story Executive Loft Suites
Signature open-plan dining at The Ternary, Two-story Executive Loft Suites
Saturday night firework views, Custom omelette and barista station
Heated outdoor infinity pool, French-inspired Atelier dining
Heated indoor-outdoor pool, Signature fine dining precinct
Zephyr sky bar panoramic views, On-site wellness and day spa
Heated rooftop infinity pool, Marine chic interior design
Convenient guest planning notes, Indoor pool with celestial ceiling
Traditional wood-panelled restaurant, Quiet internal courtyard rooms
Roftop outdoor swimming pool, Spacious family-friendly suites
Central Station transport link, Private open-air balconies
Level 13 Privilege Rooms, Rooftop heated swimming pool
Heritage-inspired central city stay, Multi-room executive family suites
Signature skyline suites, Heated outdoor swimming pool
Panoramic Sydney Harbour views, Chi, The Spa wellness oasis
Modern Australian dining at Amber, Refurbished high-tech fitness center
Mister Percy tapas bar, Art-focused boutique interiors
High-end steak and seafood dining, Heritage charm in a historic pub
Gowings Bar & Grill, Indulgent spaQ treatments
Vibrant Chinatown district setting, Flexible check-in options
Boutique heritage-inspired design, Pyrmont Bridge pedestrian access
Heated rooftop lap pool, Manhattan-inspired urban design
Rooftop heated infinity pool, Wellness-focused sleep program
Heated outdoor swimming pool, Authentic Japanese dining next door
Central Sydney CBD identity, Lobby coffee and tea station
Le Petit Flaneur bistro and bar, Central Sydney CBD heritage concept
Chinese Garden of Friendship views, Heated indoor swimming pool
Futuristic capsule accommodation, Excellent public transport access
Scented outdoor heated swimming pool, Celebrity chef dining at Fat Noodle
Triple-glazed city view rooms, Authentic Thai dining experience
Indoor swimming pool, Prime central business district location
Spacious Tower and Heritage rooms, Interactive digital concierge tablets
Custom-designed boutique cinema, Heated indoor pool and spa
Indoor heated lap pool, Heritage-inspired craft brewery
Iconic Hyde Park views, Indoor rooftop heated pool
Iconic Sydney Harbour panoramas, Celebrity-favored Presidential Suite
The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.
Sydney has a special spot full of family-friendly activities that should be on every visitor’s must-see list. Darling Harbour is just a ten-minute walk from the city centre, and boasts a waterfront pedestrian area full of shops, restaurants, museums, theatres and nightlife. Sure to be a highlight of any visit to Australia, travellers can hop on a harbour cruise, stop in at the world-class waterpark, or take a ride on the heritage carousel. Boasting a zoo, aquarium, and the world’s largest cinema screen, Darling Harbour has some of the best things to do in Sydney.
Australia is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, and is also well known for its scorching hot temperatures. When it’s time to beat the heat and avoid the crowds, there are a few months of the year when travellers can count on favourable weather in Sydney, in addition to a few less tourists. October, November, late February and March typically see cooler days and school holiday crowds at a minimum. If it’s not possible to visit Sydney and experience all that Darling Harbour has to offer during these times, a vacation that coincides with one of Australia’s popular festivals is also a good idea. Tourists can kick off the new year with the vibrant arts, music and culture of the Sydney Festival in January, or be dazzled by Vivid Sydney, a festival of light, music and ideas that takes place from the end of May to the middle of June. Music festivals are also a big tourist draw in Australia, and visitors to Sydney can celebrate the start of summer at Harbour Life, see the latest musical acts at Field Day, or see and be seen at Sydney City Limits.
Tourists can’t beat the convenience of a night at one of the many Darling Harbour hotels. Accommodation is plentiful in Darling Harbour, and that means that a good night’s sleep is within walking distance of most top attractions in the area. After a day of checking out the koalas, Tasmanian devils and other native animals at Wild Life Sydney Zoo, it’s an easy stroll to short term accommodation. Darling Harbour hotels are also in close proximity to other fun family destinations. SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium, Chinese Garden of Friendship, and the Australian National Maritime Museum are popular stops. Whether it’s important to be back in time for cocktail hour, or to have a nearby home base when travelling with kids, there’s a large variety of accommodation in Darling Harbour to choose from. Travellers looking for a little bit of luxury might want to check into the Hyatt Regency Sydney or the Sofitel Sydney Darling Harbour with an infinity pool and spectacular harbour views. Tourists on a budget will also find a backpacker hostel and boutique hotels that suit every price range.
Darling Harbour is one of the top attractions in Sydney, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near Darling Harbour, including popular choices like W Sydney, PARKROYAL Darling Harbour, Sydney, Sofitel Sydney Darling Harbour, Seasons Harbour Plaza, YEHS Hotel Sydney Harbour Suites.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Darling Harbour, Cockle Bay, Pyrmont Bridge, Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre, Sydney Aquarium, all within a convenient distance from Darling Harbour.