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Feb 25th, 2004, 03:02 PM
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Hello Hosie11,
I'm not in a position to help you on this one but, for the people who are, it will be helpful to know your preferred price range. Also, do you want to stay in the city centre, or do you want to locate yourself closer to your son's accommodation. If you prefer the latter, it'll help if you mention the area in which your son is staying.
I'm not in a position to help you on this one but, for the people who are, it will be helpful to know your preferred price range. Also, do you want to stay in the city centre, or do you want to locate yourself closer to your son's accommodation. If you prefer the latter, it'll help if you mention the area in which your son is staying.
Mar 3rd, 2004, 03:38 AM
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Hi, again, hosie11!
You are well-favoured with choices, as Bondi is very close to the city and well-serviced by both subway and buses. There are lots of swank waterfront hotels around the beach, but, since you're going to be so close to Bondi from the CBD, I think I would stay in a great area of Sydney and simply take the ten-minute train ride to Bondi. If money is no object, I have heard good reports about Quay West Apartments in the Rocks. If you want something cheaper, a frequent contributor to theis forum got a good deal on apartments at the Waldorf in Liverpool Street (not very close to the water, but only a few minutes to the subway stop where you can catch a train to Bondi). Apparently the Medina Grand, also in this area, has apartments also. I am sure that other posters will come up with some more suggestions for you.
You are well-favoured with choices, as Bondi is very close to the city and well-serviced by both subway and buses. There are lots of swank waterfront hotels around the beach, but, since you're going to be so close to Bondi from the CBD, I think I would stay in a great area of Sydney and simply take the ten-minute train ride to Bondi. If money is no object, I have heard good reports about Quay West Apartments in the Rocks. If you want something cheaper, a frequent contributor to theis forum got a good deal on apartments at the Waldorf in Liverpool Street (not very close to the water, but only a few minutes to the subway stop where you can catch a train to Bondi). Apparently the Medina Grand, also in this area, has apartments also. I am sure that other posters will come up with some more suggestions for you.
Mar 4th, 2004, 04:43 PM
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Have you looked at Ravesis hotel(http://www.ravesis.com.au/) right across the road form Bondi Beach and very classy. Best location in Bondi.
Mar 5th, 2004, 04:27 AM
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The problem, however, with staying right at the beach at Bondi is, as prue mentioned in the post previous to the beach recommendation, that you are suddenly limited to travelling by bus, as the train stops at Bondi Junction (not very far, but a waste of precious time if you try to walk it).
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