Stamford Plaza Double Bay Hotel

Luxury Sydney Hotel

Stamford Plaza Double Bay is located approximately four miles from Bondi Beach and nine miles from Sydney International Airport. In the harbor-side suburb of Double Bay, the hotel is surrounded by street cafes and designer fashion boutiques. Sydney Harbor is within easy reach, from where sailing, harbor cruises, and deep-sea fishing can be arranged.
Hotel amenities include the private Italianate Courtyard, heated rooftop swimming pool (with its panorama of Sydney Harbor), exercise room, piano bar, restaurant, and adjacent shopping promenade.

 All of the 140 luxury guest rooms feature a large Italian marble bathroom with separate shower and bath. Most of the luxury guest rooms have French doors opening onto Juliet balconies and 34 rooms have water views over Sydney Harbor.  Other guestrooms overlook Double Bay Village or the immaculately manicured courtyard garden.

Elegant and spaciously furnished with antique decor these Sydney Hotel rooms emanate a charm and sophistication from the moment you enter.

A year-round climate of blue skies and sunshine provide the ideal location for City Sightseeing's premier southern hemisphere open top bus tour.

Built around the world's most beautiful harbor the towering skyscrapers, iconic buildings, and monuments of engineering offer stunning views.

City Sightseeing's open top, hop on and hop off double-decker bus tours are available in over 70 towns and cities worldwide. They are the ideal way to get to the best sights and attractions. Tickets are valid for 24 hours and you can explore your destination at leisure using the hop on and off facility.

Visit premium Hunter Valley wineries for great tasting and guided tours. Enjoy a sumptuous lunch at McWilliams Mount Pleasant Winery. Continue on to McGuigan Wines and the Hunter Valley Cellars for inspection and tasting.

The Hunter Valley is located in New South Wales, Australia. An area of wineries, mountains and historic towns. The Hunter Valley stretches inland from Newcastle through the towns of Maitland, Singleton and to the Upper Hunter. The Hunter Valley extends about 150 km. In the Wine Country are the wineries, national parks, and lakes.

The Hunter River was ‘discovered' by European settlers in the 1700s. The river takes its name from John Hunter who was the Governor of the New South Wales colony at the time. The discovery of coal quickly led the Hunter Valley to become an important settlement.

Enjoy a variety of different tours while staying in Sydney. Take the City Tour & Bondi Beach plus one of the following:
Melbourne: Penguin Parade
Adelaide: Grand Barossa
Brisbane: Sunshine Coast Experience
Cairns: Green Is. on the Reef
Darwin: Litchfield National Park
Hobart: Grand Port Arthur
Perth: Pinnacles Desert Tour
Alice Springs: Palm Valley

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