Motels Sydney

... toilet, shower, aircon and TV). We'll be in our Subaru Forester, with our camping gear, including tent, in a "pod" on the top of the car, and will also be using backpackers, motels, on-site vans, and ....... Will definitely be a different experience.

Hi We had a great 3 days trip: 7/2/2007 We drove south of Sydney, through th Royal National-Park(NP) to the Ocean: -------Wattamala Beach (with a lagoon). Each NP has great views, most of the ways are through tropical+Ekalptus forests. -Stamwell Park: ...

... a seven hour drive to our next stop, Lakes Entrance, where we stayed the night. It’s a holiday town, nothing more. Hotels, motels, hostels. But a walk over one of the many bridges will take you to Australia’s longest beach – 90 miles of ...

... with everything from beaches, desert, mountains and even snow. We have stayed in some of the most luxurious resorts to a few questionable motels out in the desert.We've eaten everywhere from a gas station on our outback journey to 5 course meals in a few ...

We thought we were arriving in Sydney in low season. We thought hotels, motels and B&Bs would be dropping their pants for us, throwing discounts at us to make us stay with them. We were well wrong. We arrived in Sydney at around 6:30pm and went straight ...

... and stop bunny hopping as I kept thinking the brake was the clutch! But we were soon speeding out of Melbourne and headed for Sydney. The two main issues I have with road trips in Australia are, the radio is alsolutely pants, the music is so bad I wanted ...

... , backpackers are everywhere along the east coast. Most of the buildings in Byron are two or three stories. There are lots of hostels, motels and two hotels. The town is full of shops selling surf clothing and boards. John learnt how to surf while we were ...

We enjoyed our last day in Sydney by walking down to Bondi Beach, visiting a colonial house in Vauclause and out for a final meal with Lori and Barry. It is perhaps time to flag up some of the statistics for our epic circumnavigation of oz; 1. We ...

hi all we eventually reached Sydney and had a first class time , did all the classic tourist things,walked the bridge at ground level and then walked the bridge over the arch,cracking, saw the opera house Roma used the loo!! whent on coach ...

... , hopefully, find some accommodation. Get to Dandabah about 5.15pm, which seems to have lots of signs for houses to rent, but no motels or vans.  Find out that the accommodation bureau closes at 5pm, but luckily they've been held up on the phone, so take ...

... well as downtown and Darling Harbour - all must sees as a tourist. It was a lovely end to my week in Sydney. Dave and I finished off the night in one of the thousands of asian restaurants (you have a choice of every kind ...

... We're figuring on saving that much in the first 4 days, not including being able to ride all the trains, buses and ferries in Sydney.  The next week of posts will detail a majority of the things you can do with the pass, since we're only doing ...

... a little naïve about the accommodation situation on the South East coast of Australia and have been shocked at how busy the hostels, motels and hostels are at this time of the year. We stopped at Byron Bay and Surfers' Paradise where we got soaked by ...

... Vicky climbing up into the back of the van and both still coughing like 60-a-day smokers due to the whooping cough, we decided that motels would be our accommodation over the next few days, and we would only drive a max of 300km a day. This is about as ...

... long first day in Hay. Lucky no rain. The nicest part today was just after Bathurst. And the temperature went into the right direction. Sydney - Lithgow (140) - Bathurst (205) - Cowra (313) -Grenfell (368) - West Wyalong (478) - Goollgowi (627) - Hay ...

... Highway stopping at a little town called Singleton overnight. We are not going to have any problem finding accommadation, there are motels round every corner. This one even had a swimming pool though we were too tired to use it. Driving in Australia is ...