Novotel Darling Harbour

... great but even she worked out we'd been kicked in the balls. Finally after getting into the city we knocked up at the Novotel on Darling Harbour where we were spending the first night of our trip. The hotel was always gonna be one of two things, either ...

... hotel it was much better. I checked into my very lovely room, finding I had a window about 10ft x 5ft which just framed Darling Harbour and the Sydney skyline.  It was a fantastic view, especially with all the activities going on in the harbour and ...

... one we were at. It gave us a nice tour of the city though. Jayne and Dave were staying at the Novatel which overlooks Darling Harbour with an excellent view of the fireworks which are just around the corner from the bridge. This was our back up plan, and ...

... I headed back down and it seemed such a long walk back to the monorail station.  I got in and headed back to Darling Harbour where I thought I would go to Wildlife World, which was next to the Aquarium.  I spent a couple of hours here, ...

... . Took a short wander around some other bits of the museum but was sooo boring that I left after 15 mins and wandered to Darling Harbour which is where the IMAx is. Bought my ticket for Aliens of the Deep 3D. early and went to the Harbourside shopping ...

Sydney We were spoilt rotten for our first few nights in sydney as anils mom had surprised us with a hotel stay on darling harbour, the novotel.. Pure bliss... We were smack bam in the city centre to start our exploring of a city we both fell in love ...

... 's Northern Territory and Outback Centre promises 'a musical and visual journey through the Outback featuring the Didjeridoo'. Unmissible. Darling Harbour is not the scenic cove I imagined but BillabongBillLand. The Darling Walk leads to a marina. ...

... received quite a lot of praise for at least making more of an effort than the council did. THe decorations on Darling Harbour were few, but the local Novotel hotel worked out that if they turned off the "vot" in its Novotel lights, it makes the word ...

... it was back to the city for us, enjoying the close up views of the Opera House, Harbour Bridge and the City Skyline before lunching in Darling Harbour, where I used to work in an ice cream shop (long gone now : - ( )and Ben on a Harbour Cruise ship. I am ...

... of all we were passing by. From Circular Quay on to the Opera House, then Watson's Bay, Taronga Zoo and finally Darling Harbour, where we disembarked. Picked up my second set of photos (18 rolls) at Harbourside Shopping Centre on the way back to the ...

... so we had to wait for a moment or two until it picked up again. The apartment is amazing and only a 5 minute walk to Darling Harbour (and close to the Convention Centre which is where the conference is) and in middle of the city (again, thanks to trip ...

... at the last minute, as the reception area was very busy. We had coffee, bagel and fruit salad outside on the steps of Darling Harbour. Was wonderful, something I'd love to be able to do every day! Silvio wanted to go to the Maritime Museum (and I ...

... . Petje af voor Judith, die dat met haar hoogtevrees toch maar even deed. 's Avonds hadden we een etentje met Shaun en Rowena in Darling Harbour (we hebben hen leren kennen via Nicky). We hebben het erg gezellig gehad met ze. Vis eten is hier zowat een ...

... enjoy every minute...party on.hope skydive is brill!!!!! To marie/mummy for lunches, dinners and our STUNNING accommodation the novotel in darling harbour sydney(i think our backpacking days are well over) we had so much fun marie..aaron/trish thanks for ...

... on the boat.  Damnit!!  The boat trip was great - it was an hour long and we went all around the harbour, getting variously wet and burnt!  Saw some huge houses with their own private beaches and jetties, and got some more nice ...

... that long as we were getting hungry.  Hannah went back to the hotel and Jen and I headed over to a restaurant on the harbour for dinner.  Dinner was particularly good and we stayed out for a good couple of hours.   We headed back to our ...

... .  The radio announced that it was possibly going to hit 37 degrees today, so I was a bit concerned what with having the Harbour Bridge climb later on in the day.  Still, first things first - must get the important things out of the way, like ...

... sunlight.  Heaven! After the swim we headed out for dinner and ended up in a rather pleasant little Italian place on the harbour.  We ordered way too much food I think, although the salmon in a champagne sauce for starters was very ...