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Hilton Surfers Paradise - Hotel Review

Hilton White Cliffs: “I had to laugh when I saw this, and hoped other people would have a similar reaction to it.”

Dont Pass on the Hilton Brisbane Masterclass!

Inside RU-CO at the Grand Hyatt Melbourne

The Luxury Hotels of Melbourne

  • Hilton Surfers Paradise
  • Hilton White Cliffs: “I had to laugh when I saw this, and hoped other people would have a similar reaction to it.”
  • Inside RU-CO at the Grand Hyatt Melbourne

Everything you need to know about the Hilton in Australia, from the staff at Australian Traveller Magazine.

There are 7 Hilton hotels located in Australia. There is a Hilton in most major capital cities, and Hiltons in Cairns and Surfers Paradise. Cairns and Surfers Paradise are leisure destinations, so these Hiltons have more of a resort feel than the other CBD Hiltons.

When booking accommodation in Sydney, you may notice that Hilton hotels are not star rated. In 2006 Hilton Australia and AAA Tourism (The owners of the star rating system)  had a dispute. The dispute was never resolved and Hilton withdrew from the star rating system in Australia. Rest assured, Hiltons are great properties, and you can expect at least the equivalent if a 4.5* experience at any of their hotels.

Hilton Sydney: 
The hotel was completely refurbished in 2007 (It was a drab 1970’s style building in the centre of the Sydney CBD), and now houses some of Sydney’s more popular bars (Zeta Bar) as well as one of Sydney’s latest, and most fashionable restaurants (Glass, By Luke Mangan).

The buildings exterior is still a bit shabby, but the interior is well done, and the location is fantastic as it’s centred in the shopping precinct of the Sydney CBD.

Hilton Surfers Paradise:
The Hilton Surfers Paradise is a mixed use development with both residential and hotel accommodation spread across two towers on the beach at the Surfers Paradise. The hotel proper has not opened yet, but we will be sure to check it out once it’s opened and give you a report.

Hilton Melbourne South Wharf Hotel:
Set in the heart of South Wharf, an area set to become Melbourne’s newest business and dining precinct, the stylish Hilton Melbourne South Wharf hotel is located conveniently close to the airport and the city center.

Hilton on the Park Melbourne:
Hilton on the Park Melbourne is in the heart of the city’s sporting area, just east of the city CBD, close to the MCG and Rod Laver Arena. This is definitely the first choice for a sporting getaway in Melbourne. With the recent refurbishment of the 400 rooms, which is definitely pleasant surprise compared to the much needed new façade of the outside.

Hilton Adelaide:
Really needs a refurbishment and when staying in Adelaide this overpriced “5star” hotel should be your last choice

Hilton Brisbane:
Hilton Brisbane is arguably one of the best 5 star properties in Brisbane. The beautiful interior and atrium you instantly know you are staying somewhere luxe. It is a must stay when having a girls shopping weekend in Brisvegas as it has instant access to Queen St mall. Currently under refurbishment scheduled to finish at the end of Oct 2011. Proving that the cool kid on the block wants to stay your number one place to stay when visiting.

Hilton Cairns:
Fortunately for the Great Barrier Reef port there are many hotels and resorts for all comforts and style. Hilton Cairns should be the last choice when visiting. (Check out The Sebel Cairns across the road first)

 

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