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life. Rooms are brightly painted and the kitchens are great, but the highlight is sitting in
the rooftop pool making faces at the government workers in the office tower across the
street.
ESTABLISHMENT HOTEL $$$
nondescript lane, this so-hip-it-hurts boutique hotel attracts discreet celebrities, style-con-
scious couples and cashed-up execs dreaming of a nooner with their assistants. What the
hotel lacks in facilities it more than makes up for in glamour. And by staying here you'll
have VIP access into all the 'it' bars of the Merivale empire.
BOUTIQUE HOTEL
PARK8$$$
sight behind a hole-in-the-wall cafe in the centre of town, this boutique hotel has irre-
pressibly perky staff (maybe its something to do with all that caffeine), who alternate
between frothing milk and welcoming guests. The rooms are comfortable and chic;
choose between quieter standard rooms with frosted-glass windows or deluxe rooms with
proper windows opening on to the noisy-by-day street.
BOUTIQUE HOTEL
HOTEL
RADISSON BLU$$$
be Clark Kents will feel right at home in this wedge-shaped sandstone building, built for
the hardened hacks of the
Sydney Morning Herald
in the 1920s. The rooms are spacious,
if a little generic, with marble bathrooms and all the typical big-hotel comforts. Plus
there's a health club and spa, with an indoor lap pool and small gym.
HYDE PARK INN$$
Right on the park, this relaxed place offers studio rooms with kitchenettes, deluxe rooms
with balconies and full kitchens, and some two-bedroom apartments. All have flat-screen
TVs with cable access.
APARTMENTS
MEDINA GRAND SYDNEY$$
APARTMENTS
