Sierra Escape, PiambongCredit: Destination NSW
Woman enjoying her stay at Sierra Escape, Piambong near Mudgee.
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Treat yourself to a NSW glamping escape
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Elevate your next camping escape and upgrade to one of the superb glamping getaways dotted around New South Wales. Delight in the plush amenities, thoughtful touches and spectacular settings of these picturesque glamping stays, from cosy winery escapes to safari-style bush luxury.
Gaze at the stars at Bubbletent Australia, Blue Mountains
Prepare to fall in love with these magical clear domes overlooking the Capertee Valley in the Blue Mountains, a 2.5-hour drive northwest of Sydney. Named after zodiac constellations — Leo, Virgo and Cancer — the three waterproof transparent spheres sit atop raised wooden decks and give you a spectacular view of the stars at night and the vast valley during the day. Inside your Bubbletent you’ll find a chic set-up with a queen bed and dreamy goose-down pillows, a bubble ensuite and thoughtful touches including binoculars and an iPad loaded with a bird-watching app. Head outside to find a kitchenette, outdoor seating area and a romantic woodfired hot tub, the perfect place to sip a sip local wine and drink in the glorious views.
Enjoy a soak inside and out at Sierra Escape, Mudgee
Unwind and recharge in the magical surroundings of Sierra Escape, a five-star glamping outfit just 20 minutes from Mudgee or around four hours’ drive northwest from Sydney. Take in the countryside views from the deck or the expansive windows of your luxury tent, which also features plush big beds for two, luxe linens, power for charging devices, indoor and outdoor bathtubs, and other thoughtful touches. Make your stay even more memorable by adding a massage, private in-tent wine-tasting or another experience offered in partnership with local providers. Cosy up beside your private fire pit and relive childhood memories as you toast marshmallows while glamping in winter, when the sturdy canvas tents insulate you against the elements.
Sleep between the vines at Nashdale Lane, Orange
Supercharge a winery experience in Orange, around four hours west of Sydney, with a stay at family-owned Nashdale Lane winery, which offers two gorgeous glamping tents scenically positioned on the 24-hectare estate. Relish the distinctly Aussie flavour of the rustic yet luxurious tent structures, which have hardwood flooring throughout, a stylish kitchen stocked with panty essentials, a comfy four-poster queen bed and a sunken outdoor lounge. Restore your energy levels as you take in the sweeping vineyard vistas and the crisp mountain air (the estate sits at 900m) and settle in for a peaceful night in the countryside. All stays include an upgraded wine tasting at the estate’s cellar door, a similarly atmospheric space with a wood fire, cosy tasting nooks and beautiful views.
Bubbletent Australia, Capertee Valley Credit: Destination NSW
Bubbletent Australia luxury glamping accommodation in the Capertee Valley.
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Bubbletent Australia, Capertee Valley Credit: Destination NSW
Bubbletent Australia luxury glamping accommodation in the Capertee Valley.
Sierra Escape, Piambong Credit: Cameron D'Arcy
The Dulli Tent at Mudgee's premier and award winning Luxury Glamping Experience, Sierra Escape.
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Sierra Escape, Piambong Credit: Cameron D'Arcy
The Dulli Tent at Mudgee's premier and award winning Luxury Glamping Experience, Sierra Escape.
Sleep in a tree at Mirumiru Bubble Tent, Tenterfield
Stir your family’s adventurous spirit and check into Mirumiru Bubble Tent, on a private farm just outside of Tenterfield in the New England high country. Bask in the reflected glory as your kids delight in a tent suspended between two trees at your family-friendly bubble tent campsite. Enjoy the same mesmerising Milky Way views from your bed in the site’s more spacious main bubble tent, Captain Thunderbolt. Named for a bushranger who roamed Country NSW in the late 19th century, the Captain Moonlite tent has the same configuration, also perfectly positioned for privacy and to maximise the relaxing rural panorama. Head out to explore nearby Bald Rock National Park, returning to your bubble-tent haven to soak away muscle tension in your vintage outdoor tub. Stock up on groceries in Tenterfield and dine by the light of your campfire as bushrangers once did, perhaps treating yourself to upgrades including a cheeseboard you can take home with you.
Feel a million miles away at Faraway Domes, Warialda
Revel in the rugged seclusion of Faraway Domes as you check into one of its two off-grid, adults-only geodesic domes overlooking the undulating bush landscape of a vast property near Warialda, in far northern Country NSW. Cool off after an invigorating hike on the property with a refreshing dip in your personal plunge pool, or take a relaxing soak in your outdoor bath before cooking up a feast in the open-plan kitchen or the barbecue on your deck. See how brightly the stars twinkle in the clear night sky before flopping onto your four-poster king bed, with the geodesic tents designed to keep you comfortably snug — or cool — naturally throughout the seasons.
Glamp by the sea at The Hideaway, Cabarita
Drift off to sleep to the sounds of the ocean on an urban glamping stay at The Hideaway at Cabarita, on the far North Coast. Just steps from the refreshingly uncrowded local beach and a similarly short stroll to local restaurants, its 18 bell tents (including family tents) are kitted out with Koala beds, plush bath towels, a mini fridge, fan, air-conditioning and heating, with modern communal bathrooms fashioned out of recycled shipping containers. Embrace the complementary bike hire and explore the relaxed village of Cabarita and beyond at your own pace between revitalising beach swims, or chill out under the fringed umbrellas with a restorative tipple and a good book.
Mirumiru Bubbletent, Tenterfield Credit: Destination NSW
Surrounded by the picturesque beauty of the New England, Mirumiru Bubbletent is authentic way to experience the extraordinary. Become mesmerised by the star filled skies and changing seasons all year round. Reinvent, rewind and recharge: get off the grid in the ultimate style and comfort.
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Mirumiru Bubbletent, Tenterfield Credit: Destination NSW
Surrounded by the picturesque beauty of the New England, Mirumiru Bubbletent is authentic way to experience the extraordinary. Become mesmerised by the star filled skies and changing seasons all year round. Reinvent, rewind and recharge: get off the grid in the ultimate style and comfort.
The Hideaway, Cabarita Beach Credit: Destination NSW
Friends roasting marshmallows and drinking hot chocolate by the pit fire at The Hideaway, Cabarita Beach.
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The Hideaway, Cabarita Beach Credit: Destination NSW
Friends roasting marshmallows and drinking hot chocolate by the pit fire at The Hideaway, Cabarita Beach.
Choose your own glamp-site with Glamping Out, South Coast
Relish the freedom to glamp wherever you like within 25km of the city of Nowra, on the NSW South Coast, thanks to Glamping Out, a luxury glamping hire company that supplies everything you need for a stylish camp-out. Once you choose your location (the website has a list of recommended camping sites) Glamping Out owner Kristy and her talented team erect, furnish and style one of their beautiful canvas bell tents so all you need to do is turn up and enjoy the experience. Admire Kirsty’s eye for design as you settle into your magical space, which could be decorated with luxury rugs, quirky cushions, lanterns, textured throws, plants and fairy lights. Note the thoughtful touches on your arrival such as tissues, towels and a mini amenities pack for your stay, as well as a heater for cooler nights. Simply bring your own food or head out to dine at local restaurants.
Doze between the eucalypts at Paperbark Camp, Jervis Bay
Feel like you’re on a luxury safari at Paperbark Camp in the beautiful Jervis Bay region of the NSW South Coast, three hours’ drive south of Sydney. Feel embraced by the hospitality of hosts Jeremy and Irena Hutchings, who have created a remarkable stay with 13 spacious canvas tents placed strategically among native eucalypts just a 10-minute drive from seaside Huskisson. Luxuriate in the opulent tents furnished with quality linen and amenities, hot showers, a wrap-around deck and full insect screening (and a bathtub in the deluxe tents). Spend glorious days canoeing, cycling or reading a book on the beach before heading to a memorable dinner at on-site tree-top restaurant The Gunyah. Catch glimpses of native wildlife with your torch as you meander back to your tent.
Meet the farm animals at The Woods Farm, Jervis Bay
Be enchanted by the evening ambience of The Woods Farm as it twinkles to life after sunset, with fairy lights and lamps creating a beautiful setting from which to gaze at the stars, eat, drink and be merry with family and friends. The working farm in Jervis Bay has 18 canvas bell tents in its range of accommodation options, which come fitted out with king beds, rugs, tables and deck chairs as well as extra little touches the farm is loved for. Make yourself at home in the shared space with a chill-out area including fire pits and log stools, tables and chairs and barbecue and camp kitchen facilities where you can cook your own food. If you have little campers in tow (the glamping tents can sleep up to four), they’ll love the swimming pool, bikes, farm animals and outdoor games.
Discover a new way to ‘feed the kids’ at Currajong Retreat, South Coast
Feel soothed by the serene bush setting as you sink into the tub on the deck of your luxury tented suite at Currajong Retreat, inland from Eden on the far South Coast, six hours’ drive south of Sydney. Gaze out from your ridge-top viewpoint at the gurgling Towamba River, then step inside an ensuite glamping suite to enjoy an array of five-star comforts. Relax on a queen bed or a lounge with a log-burning fire, and make the most of a kitchenette and a spacious deck with a barbecue, sun loungers and that decadent outdoor bath. Pour yourself a glass of complimentary local wine and settle in for a delicious country-style dinner delivered to your door; cosy up inside or dine on your deck under a canopy of twinkling stars. Fuel up on the included hearty breakfast for a day of exploring, which might begin with feeding the kids — you’re welcome to meet the property’s herd of adorable angora goats.
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Couple enjoying a romantic glamping getaway at Paperbark Camp, Woollamia.
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Paperbark Camp, Woollamia Credit: Destination NSW
Couple enjoying a romantic glamping getaway at Paperbark Camp, Woollamia.
Blenheim Beach, Vincentia Credit: Destination NSW
Aerial overlooking Blenheim Beach, Vincentia.
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Blenheim Beach, Vincentia Credit: Destination NSW
Aerial overlooking Blenheim Beach, Vincentia.
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6 dog-friendly hotels in Sydney
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Planning a sojourn to Sydney and don’t want to leave your beloved pooch behind? With hotels increasingly willing to cater to pets, there’s no reason you have to. From beachside to the inner city, these luxury escapes not only welcome four-legged friends, they also provide special inclusions tailored for dogs. Just be sure to book in early, as not every room in these properties can house pets.
Pier One Sydney Harbour, city centre
Nestled below Sydney Harbour Bridge in historic Walsh Bay, Pier One Sydney Harbour is one of the city’s more memorable stays. The hotel sits on a former working wharf over the water, and has devoted some of its ground-level rooms to furry family members. Stay here and your dog will have direct access to the boardwalk that wraps around the sides of the hotel facing the water, with plenty of seagulls to keep it entertained. Pier One’s Puppy Package comes with all the extras: an eco-friendly dog bed, food and water bowls, and a mini bar stocked with treats. Keen to really amp up the spoils? Check out the dog-friendly in-room dining menu, or book an outdoor spot at the hotel’s ground-level The Gantry Restaurant, which offers a Doggy Degustation menu with such treats as beef bone broth and Doglato (a gelato equivalent for pooches) for dessert.
QT Bondi, Bondi Beach
Right on the esplanade facing Sydney’s most famous city beach, QT Bondi welcomes guests trailing sand and their beloved pets. With its chic, contemporary style and energetic vibe, the hotel mirrors Bondi’s laid-back beach lifestyle and allows easy access to its café, bar and restaurant scene. The hotel offers a pet-friendly room that features a special mini bar filled with doggie treats and a pooch-friendly vegan in-room dining menu. Although dogs aren’t permitted on Bondi Beach itself, you’ll be in good company joining the parade of dog-walkers on the promenade, or head to the nearby Rose Bay Foreshore, where pets are free to frolic off-leash.
Little Albion, Surry Hills
The Little Albion boutique hotel occupies a charming former convent in Surry Hills, a leafy inner-city hub populated by creative types and dog lovers. There are two pet-friendly rooms at the hotel, both at ground level, with a bed, bowl and blanket included, but if it’s an over-the-top spoil session you’re after, the Plush Pup Package can’t be beat. Pets are welcomed with Mimi & Munch baked doggie treats on arrival; gifted with a The Daily Edited personalised name tag to look their fashionable best; booked in for a fitting with Dogue doggie stylist; assigned a butler, in case you need to dash out solo; and even receive a turndown service with Doglato.
Doggy Degustation, Pier One Sydney Harbour Credit: Anna Kucera
Chowing down on the Doggy Degustation menu at Pier One Sydney Harbour hotel.
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Doggy Degustation, Pier One Sydney Harbour Credit: Anna Kucera
Chowing down on the Doggy Degustation menu at Pier One Sydney Harbour hotel.
QT Bondi, Sydney Credit: QT Bondi
Your dog will love a fur-friendly stay at QT Bondi.
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QT Bondi, Sydney Credit: QT Bondi
Your dog will love a fur-friendly stay at QT Bondi.
InterContinental Sydney Double Bay
Despite occupying prime real estate in one of Sydney’s most prestigious neighbourhoods, the InterContinental Sydney Double Bay is not too posh to pooch. Suitably elegant and opulent in its well-to-do setting, the hotel invites dog owners to book its Pet Stay Package. Your room will be set up with a stylish pet bed and bowls, and you can order a meal from the dog-friendly in-room dining menu, which includes options such as Banjo’s Delight, a feast of Angus beef, pumpkin, carrots and sweet potato. Double Bay is conveniently close to the city and the Eastern Suburbs beaches, yet has a peaceful village feel and is the ideal idyll for people- and dog-watching.
Ovolo 1888 Darling Harbour
Sydney’s sister Ovolo hotels, Ovolo Woolloomooloo to the east of the city centre and Ovolo 1888 Darling Harbour in inner-city Pyrmont, are both dog-friendly and are equally luxurious and immaculately designed. But the Ovolo 1888 Darling Harbour earns pooch preference points for being close to Pyrmont’s off-leash Waterfront Park. While all Ovolo hotels indulge human guests with complimentary munchies from the mini bar and drinks at social hour, pets also get the star treatment. The V.I.Pooch Package at each Sydney Ovolo includes a comfy dog bed, food bowl, and the never more aptly named doggy bag ꟷ packed with treats and toys they’ll drool over.
The Langham, Sydney
Pet-friendly may not be a description you’d first associate with the ultra-regal The Langham, Sydney, near Barangaroo in the city centre. Yet along with its plush interiors, a private tennis court, an indoor pool with an amazing painted dome and the serene The Day Spa by Chuan, it happily allows you and your furry charge to co-habit during your stay. Rooms are set up with a dog bed and eating bowls, there’s an in-house dog-friendly menu, and if you fancy letting yourself off the lead to hit the town, dog-sitting services can also be requested.
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Bedding down at the Little Albion hotel in Sydney’s Surry Hills.
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Bedding down at the Little Albion hotel in Sydney’s Surry Hills.
The Langham, Sydney Credit: The Langham
Your dog will feel like canine royalty at The Langham, Sydney.
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The Langham, Sydney Credit: The Langham
Your dog will feel like canine royalty at The Langham, Sydney.