Haven Inn Sydney

Centrally located in the heart of Glebe and adjacent to Darling Harbour and the City, the Haven Inn Sydney is a modern boutique style hotel and offers a wide choice of recently refurbished, fully serviced rooms and a comfortable and friendly environment to complement your stay. With easy access to public transport including trams and buses at the door, Sydney is at your doorstep, with the city centre just one kilometre away you have access to all of Sydney's attractions including the Opera House, Circular Quay, The Rocks, Darling Harbour, Star City Casino, Chinatown, The Capital Theatre and Central Railway Station are just a few minutes away.
With an extensive refurbishment just completed, The Haven Inn superior rooms offer a deluxe level of comfort and facilities. All superior rooms are fully air-conditioned with work desks, comfortable seating,new remote control flat screen TVs, DVD, CD player, electronic safe and new bathrooms. An internet kiosk is located in the foyer and high speed broadband is connected to all rooms. A current and extensive library of DVD'S is available for your relaxation and enjoyment. The minimum superior room size is a generous 25 square metres(300 square feet) and every superior room opens onto a balcony with pleasant views over the local area and its unique heritage architecture. Some rooms have spectacular views of the bridge and city skyline.
Enjoy first class hotel comfort and facilities next to Darling Harbour and the city at Glebe. The large outdoor swimming pool is a great place to cool down, swim laps, sunbake around the pool or relax in the garden courtyard. The hotel restaurant is located next to the pool and adjacent to the courtyard, and is a delightful space to enjoy a continental breakfast with the morning papers.A wide selection including croissants, pastries,toast, cereals, juice, coffee and tea is available.Alternatively a variety of cafes ,in the local area, provide a selection of hot breakfasts. SPECIAL OFFER: ON ARRIVAL YOU CAN BOOK BREAKFAST AT THE HAVEN POOLSIDE RESTAURANT FOR ONLY $7.50 PER PERSON!

From 1:00 PM

Prior to 11:00 AM

NO EXTRA CHARGES FOR TWIN OR 3 PEOPLE IN ROOM!

Rates are per room for three (3) people utilising existing bedding. Existing bedding is a queen and single bed in superior rooms and a double bed in standard rooms.

Maximum of four (4) people per superior room and maximum of two (2)people pre standard room.

Additional guests are charged at $25 per night if a roll-away bed is required.

Please note, if triple share is required, meaning that the third person will require a roll-away bed, a charge of $25 per night applies.

Children enjoy the heated swimming pool and every room has its own DVD - with a large selection of childrens movies available. A playground is located directly opposite the hotel. By prebooking breakfast the price is reduced to only $7.50 per person.

The Haven Inn is an ideal choice for families.

Location- 196 GLEBE POINT ROAD CNR WIGRAM ROAD. Glebe Point Road runs off Broadway (George Street), which is the main street that runs through the centre of Sydney city. The hotel is located 1.5km south of the Sydney city CBD, 1km south of Darling Harbour and Chinatown, 500 metres north of The University of Sydney, and 7km north-west of Sydney Airport.

Transport from the airport- A taxi from the airport is approximately $25 and the airport bus operates a service to the hotel, however the bus is nearly as expensive as a taxi and is generally more expensive if there are 2 or more people travelling. The airport train also operates a service to Central Railway, which is very close. See Central below.
Driving from the airport- Will take approximately 20 minutes. Follow the City signs then turn left on Cleveland Street, right onto City Road, immediately left on Broadway and immediately right on Glebe Point Road.

Driving from the north- Follow the 'Bridge' signs and take the Harbour Bridge. Do not take the tunnel. On approach to the bridge follow the 'City Bridge' signs. Around the middle of the bridge you will see the 'City Western Suburbs' signs to follow. Towards the end of the bridge, and approaching the toll booths, you should be in the lanes that direct you towards freeway 4 and 5. After the tollbooths follow the 'Anzac Bridge' signs. Then take the turn off where the sign says 'Parramatta, Liverpool, Fish Market'.Thereafter follow the Glebe signs and take the Glebe turnoff.After turning off at the Glebe turn-off you will be on Pyrmont Bridge Road. Continue to the second traffic lights and turn right on Glebe Point Road.Take the second on the left into Wigram Road and the first on the right into the lane behind the hotel where the car park is located.

On-site under cover secure parking available at an extra cost of $15 per night payable on arrival.

Enter the car park at the rear of the hotel by turning off Glebe Point Road into Wigram Rd then first right into Church lane. Drive directly into the car park and park in any space and then proceed to reception.

The location of the hotel is so convenient that most guests find it easier to leave their car in the car park and take trams, buses, taxis or walk to the City, Opera House, Star City or Darling Harbour.

With trams,taxis and buses at the door, all of Sydney's attractions including the Opera House, Circular Quay, The Rocks, Star City,Darling Harbour, Paddy's Market, Chinatown, The Capital Theatre and Central Railway are just a few minutes away. A direct bus service to Sydney's popular Coogee beach also departs regularly from the hotel.
Within the local area of Glebe there are also many interesting things to see and do.

Fringed by Blackwattle and Rozelle Bays, Glebe was first settled in the late 1820s. Glebe has retained many of its grand Victorian homes, federation houses and modest worker's cottages.

Modern Glebe is one of the city¿s most attractive villages, with most of the action occurring on Glebe Point Road. Lined with an array of shops, cafes, restaurants and pubs, this is a street where students and academics, writers and artists, yuppies,backpackers, lawyers and businessmen all rub shoulders harmoniously.

Walking is the best way to explore Glebe. The area boasts the largest number of 1860-70 workers houses in Australia, interspersed with grand mansions like Lyndhurst, Toxteth Park (now St Scholastica's College). There's also an architectural and cultural surprise - the Sze Yup Temple on Edward Street, testament to early Chinese market gardening in the area.

Shopping:
Glebe is renowned for its diversity of intersting and unusual shops including,clothing, gourmet food shops, art, craft and antique galleries and the Gleebooks bookstores. There are more bookshops on St Johns Road and Bridge Road, and the Broadway Shopping Centre with over 120 stores including major chains and cinemas is open until late. On Saturdays there are also more than 200 stalls to choose from at the Glebe Markets.

Dining:
Glebe Point Road is a great dining precinct with over 60 cafes, restaurants and pub dining rooms here, generally modestly priced and serving cuisines as varied as Nepalese, Italian, Modern Australian and Korean. You'll also find plenty of takeaway