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Contemporary Hotels apartments
With the global rise of private villas and apartment rentals, these luxe private stays are a great choice for those who eschew the generic hotel experience for something more intimate.
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Establishment Hotel
Now in its second decade, this stylish hotel has managed to remain relevant, thanks to a luxury-oriented minimalism that has stood the test of time. Merivale, the founding company, has opened a bewildering number of new dining and nightlife options...
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Four Seasons Sydney
PlusCentrally located in Sydney’s CBD, the Four Seasons is a comfortable corporate hotel with great views over Sydney Harbor and its iconic landmarks.
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Ovolo
PlusThis former Taj may not have quite the cool cachet it once had, but it’s a great pick for urbanites who like their environment chintz-free and minimalist.
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Paramount House Hotel
Housed in the former headquarters of Paramount Pictures Studios in Surry Hills, the 29-room Paramount House Hotel has a hipster vibe and amenities like a speakeasy-style bar, Art Deco movie theater and fitness center with daily workout classes.
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Park Hyatt Sydney
PlusPicksIndagare IndexThis harbor-front hotel is the undisputed favorite in Sydney, the go-to top spot for visiting celebrities and dignitaries. Once the location of the city’s water police station, it has incredible views of the waterfront and the Sydney Opera House from...
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QT Bondi
The only upscale hotel in Bondi Beach, QT Bondi is two blocks from the waterfront and the perfect base for low-key travelers who value a Bondi location over the amenities of a larger hotel.
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The Langham Sydney
PlusPicksWhen the Langham reopened its doors in 2014, the boutique downtown property emerged as fresh and stylish as ever, asserting itself as a competitor to the ultra-sleek Park Hyatt.
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North Island
Dramatically different from New Zealand’s South Island, the North Island stretches from windy Wellington, the capital, on the southwestern tip to the beautiful Bay of Islands in the northeast. Highlights in between include massive Lake Taupo (the size of Singapore)...
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South Island
New Zealand’s South Island is the larger but less populated of the country’s two main islands. It is ridiculously scenic – in fact, when you picture New Zealand, chances are you're envisioning the South Island, with its rugged alpine peaks,...
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Wellington & Wairarapa
North Island’s Wellington and the Wairarapa region are a great combination for travelers who appreciate a small-city vibe framed by bucolic farmlands, a burgeoning wine region and one spectacular lodge, located right on scenic Palliser Bay.