Amora Hotel Sydney

... but a lot of places were closed because it was Christmas, so we ended up eating there anyway. We found our way down to Sydney Harbour- wow- it was beautiful- The Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House were cool to see! I was still coming to ...

... the same topic, which I haven't ever seen in a restaurant before.  It definitely made an impression.  We were exhausted when we left from driving all day, so we just headed back to the hotel.   It was a great introduction to Sydney!  ...

... . The usual suspects, the opera house and the harbour are magnificent, darling harbour is lovely too, and a little less daunting than Sydney harbour, lovely bars and restaurants with beautiful views of the city, darling. There is a 'world from the air' ...

... and got on the train, City Rail is going through a rebuild and it is chaos if you are not used to Sydney!!!  Thank God for i-phones. Found the Hotel, we have stayed here before and it is nice, hidden up a little street and set back.  After Will ...

... .  It was pretty cool to see a rock carving that was hundreds of years old.  We grabbed another bus back toward Sydney, and got off in Paddington to walk along Oxford Street.  It's a bunch of too-expensive clothing stores, little art ...

... it was totally worth the 25 minute walk to get there.  So with the caffeine flowing, we walked through a beautiful old part of Sydney called The Rocks to get to the Harbor Bridge.  I didn't pay as much attention as I should have, because I was ...

Picture the scene: the Jamison suite on the 23rd floor of the Amora Jamison hotel on a cool Sydney Sunday morning. Barry sips a cappuccino while surfing the free internet, swathed in the Hotels bath robe, one that has been handmade by blind Bavarian nuns, ...