Harbour Rocks Hotel Harrington St, Sydney 2000 (02) 8220 9999 or www.harbourrocks.com.au Harbour Rocks Hotel is now being offered as a premier venue for intimate cocktail events, dinners, celebrity functions and high-level brainstorming sessions. It has become the newest member of Accor’s distinctive MGallery Collection. The hotel has been re-launched following a total redesign by
Bar100: 100 George St, The Rocks, Sydney (02) 8070 9311 or www.bar100.com.au A church, an Institute for Seamen, an art studio… a multi-level entertainment palace. Bar100 has fun with 100 George St. A drag queen hosting a trivia night. In a church. It’s the stuff that Catholic guilt is made of, and precisely what happens on
Harbour Rocks Hotel 34 Harrington St, The Rocks NSW 2000 1800 251 210 or www.harbourrocks.com.au Australia has its own historic palace in the recently rejuvenated Harbour Rocks Hotel. Comprising of a colonial three-level building as well as six adjoining terrace buildings built in 1887, the 59-room boutique hotel sits on the site of what was
Dee Why Hotel: 834 Pittwater Road, Dee Why, NSW (02) 9982 1797 or www.deewhyhotel.com.au Photography: Shannon Mcgrath The Dee Why Hotel was famous as a beachside rock ‘n’ roll stopover for a lot of classic Australian and touring international rock acts that rolled through town. But recent plans for the surrounding area meant the old