Sydney’s newest hotel a ‘true international drawcard’
There’s been quite a buzz about the opening of this heritage property in the sandstone precinct. So what’s it like for guests?
Susan Kurosawa
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A taste of royalty in Darling Harbour
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A riverside farmhouse with the works
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Fresh start for a landmark Sydney pub
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