4 Suites in Sydney

The harmony between Sydney’s sparkling harbour, rugged coastline, rich cultural scene, and iconic landmarks creates an experience unlike any other. In a single day, you can unwind on Bondi Beach, hike the trails of the Royal National Park, explore the masterpieces of the Art Gallery of New South Wales, and dine at the acclaimed Bennelong Restaurant, set within the iconic sails of the Sydney Opera House, all within easy reach.

You can’t visit Sydney without seeing the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House. Lucky for you, both can be seen at the sparkling Circular Quay, where you can stroll between the two in under 20 minutes. From there, venture out and catch the charming city ferry network to Manly, one of north Sydney’s favourite beach suburbs, and see the city skyline from a whole new perspective along the way.

Whether your curiosity is sparked by cultural or natural history, you can discover so much about Sydney's past through its galleries, museums and gardens such as the Art Gallery of NSW, the Australian Museum and the Royal Botanical Gardens.

Experience the endless cultural and entertainment activities available in the Sydney CBD, from shopping your favourite international retailers at Pitt Street Mall, to sipping drinks with a 360° view at Sydney Tower Eye, you can easily fill your day with a diverse range of activities. Or if you’re looking for a laid-back experience, you can explore Sydney’s beloved coastal and harbour beaches like Bronte, Gordon’s Bay or Palm Beach, each offering a different bathing or sightseeing experience.

If you don’t know where to start, let a local show you the way. With Sydney’s Traditional Custodians, the people of the Eora Nation, providing walking tours to share their cultural knowledge and their connection to the land. Many of these tours start around Bennelong Point, Circular Quay, The Rocks and Barangaroo, all easily accessible from Oaks Sydney Hyde Park Suites.

You can leave the thermal clothing at home. Sydney is known for its mild climate, with temperatures averaging between 8°C to 26°C throughout the year. While it sometimes rains heavily, especially during the autumn months of March to May, travellers can expect to see clear blue skies and sunny weather well into winter.

A trip to Sydney isn’t complete without an Australian classic. From independent cafes serving early morning avocado on toast, acai bowls and specialty coffee to contemporary pub classics like chicken schnitzel in modern bars, it is easy to find yourself among the locals enjoying the atmosphere.

Sydney is a multicultural hub that has heavily influenced its food scene. Home to flavours from Asia (Thai, Vietnamese and Chinese), the Mediterranean (Greek, Italian and Lebanese) and more, these cuisines have been integrated into the cultural landscape and are readily enjoyed around the city — you’ll never be short of variety in Sydney.

Step off your plane and into the heart of Sydney. The international terminal at Sydney Airport offers seamless connections to the city centre via train, bus, light rail, or ferry. Conveniently purchase an Opal travel card upon arrival or use your preferred contactless payment method.

For those arriving by sea, the Overseas Passenger Terminal at Circular Quay provides easy access to public transportation, ensuring a smooth journey to your Minor Hotel accommodation.

Whether you're flying or sailing, Sydney offers a seamless and luxurious arrival experience.

You will be amazed by your ferry ride around the harbour, the outstanding view when your train pulls into Circular Quay station or when your bus drives over the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

The city has a diverse network of public transport, including train, metro line, light rail, bus and ferry which can be conveniently paid for by tapping your preferred contactless-enabled credit card, debit card or linked device like a smartwatch or phone at the start and the end of your ride. Prepaid Opal cards can also be purchased at convenience stores, Sydney Airport, or major train stations.

Sydney’s suburbs can be like stepping into new worlds and cultures. If you like staying in the heart of the action, the Sydney CBD offers easy access to landmarks, bars and hidden gems.

Darling Harbour is a family-friendly area on the outskirts of the CBD, this is ideal for travellers who would like to be within walking distance to attractions like SEALIFE Aquarium, WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo, the Sydney IMAX Theatre.

If a coastal stay is your idea of paradise, you may prefer Bondi or Manly for its vibrant surf culture and beach life. Both are easily connected to the city via public transport if you want a change of pace, but we feel like you’ll be just as home among the many local cafes and boutique shops.

Stay at Minor Hotels for centrally located accommodation close to major attractions, beaches and transport hubs. For business needs, our hotels and suites are ideally situated near major business parks and Macquarie University.

Many of the hotels feature relaxing amenities like swimming pools, saunas and in-house spas. Pet-friendly rooms and family suites are available, and business travellers can enjoy modern facilities including meeting rooms and inclusive high-speed WiFi.