The Best Sydney Date Ideas For Valentines Day 2026
Eloise Luke
Contributor | Urban List
Need to plan an epic date to impress? Thanks to its stunning scenery, world-class restaurants and bars, and a smattering of adrenaline-inducing activities, Sydney/Eora has date night options galore.
If you're into getting outdoors, letting the stars or candles light your night, or setting hearts aflutter with some high-energy adventure, Urban List has you covered for memorable first dates, mate dates and special anniversaries.
Quit bumbling around—these are the best Sydney date ideas to take for a spin.
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The Best Date Night Activities In Sydney
Visit A Local Art Gallery
Various Locations
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If you're in need of a little creative inspiration, or the weather is too cold, too hot or too wet—Sydney's best art galleries are a solid pick to peruse. From hard-hitting commercial spaces to offbeat artist-run initiatives and sprawling private collections, there's something for everyone.
Our favourites include China Heights in Surry Hills, which blurs the line between gallery and conceptual project space and HAKE House Of Art in Dee Why, for design inspiration and rotating monthly shows—they’re always beautifully curated and often feature Sydney’s most exciting up-and-coming artists. Rainbow Studios in Darlinghurst is the place to go if you are trying to impress a date: part gallery, part event space and part cultural hangout, it’s a home for art of the moment and a launchpad for the creatives who’ll shape what’s next.
Catch A Live Music Show
Various Locations
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From scuzzy basements to grand theatres, jazz cocktail bars, warehouse nightclubs, and more, Sydney's live music scene is diverse, vibrant, and dedicated to ensuring you make the most of your night. Transforming from a tapas hotspot between 6pm-10pm to a full-blown boogie haven past 8pm, Alcatraz is one of those clubs that will have you chained to the rhythm well into the night. For a more classic approach, hit up jazz warehouse Kamelia Presents for Thursday night sessions.
Club 77 has been a favourite of the goth and fetish communities as well as one of the hottest late-night tickets in town—now, pitched somewhere between a dive bar and a throwback rave cave. Meanwhile, Carriageworks is a place you can see just about anything. DJ pop-ups, dance recitals, and large-scale exhibitions are common here, but the real pièce de résistance is the opportunity to see a gig in the cavernous main hall.
Browse The Weekend Markets
Various Locations
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Weekend dates mean one thing: markets are on. And luckily for us, Sydney's best markets offer the freshest local produce, vintage and second-hand finds, street food galore, and seasonal pop-ups.
The iconic Carriageworks Farmers Markets sets the weekly standard for farmers markets, thanks to its top-notch vendor lineup and in no small part due to its historic Eveleigh location. Every Saturday, the backstreets of Lilyfield are filled with locals walking in one direction: towards the Orange Grove Market. Stalls flood the Inner West primary school with some of the freshest produce in town.
For a thrifty vibe, head to Glebe Markets for a mix of permanent and casual traders offering epic finds in every category. For browsing with a view, hit up Kirribilli Markets, a go-to spot for second-hand finds in eyeshot of the towering Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Secure Tickets To A Ballot Performance
Phoenix Central Park
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Founded amid the global pandemic in 2020, a show at the Phoenix keeps you on your toes—confrontational and thought-provoking. However, the most eye-catching part of this Chippendale venue (aside from the fact that it used to be a martial arts studio) is its ticketing system.
This spot will have you in for an unparalleled listening room experience—if you want to see a show, you enter a ballot, and all attendees are allocated at random.Tickets for shows are completely free and, with a capacity of only 120, you’re assured of an intimate and unique show every time you’re lucky enough to be selected.
Take Some Much Needed R&R
Various Locations
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Whether heading to a polished Pilates studio, calming yoga class, tech-induced sweat sesh or rejuvenating sauna and ice bath, set yourselves up for success by adding a couple of new R&R rituals to the agenda this date night.
Double Bay has welcomed Reset Studio, a boutique wellness spot designed to feel more like a refined private residence than a commercial facility. The space is centred around introducing traditional therapies into a contemporary setting. If you're willing to head a little further afield, the Blue Mountains just scored a seriously stunning new spot to switch off, soak up, and slow down with the arrival of Aqua Ignis Bathhouse in Blackheath. Or head to Escape Bathhouse in North Sydney to soak away the stress in their mineral pools.
Teach Them To Surf
URBNSURF, Pod B, Hill Road Sydney Olympic Park
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While Sydney’s a city of beach and surf lovers, URBNSURF brings the experience to Western Sydney’s Olympic Park area seven days a week, offering eight kinds of surfing sessions for all skill levels, a surf academy and adjacent attractions like a swimming pool, skate ramp, a health and wellness center and a Rip Curl retail store.
Beginners can get in on Learn To Surf lessons with expert guidance and waves between half a metre and one metre high, or those getting more skilled can hit a Progressive Turns session to skill up on rolling one-metre waves.
Insider Intel
- We'd be hitting up onsite restaurant RAFI for a post-session lunch.
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Amp Up The Romance At A Candlelight Concert
Various Locations
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Add candles to anything and it instantly feels romantic, so pairing hundreds of flickering candles and a live orchestra smashing out your date's favourite movie or band in symphonic style.
Sydney has an ongoing series of Candlelight Concerts held in unexpected locations like historic churches, the imposing Sydney Masonic Centre and pop-up outdoor stages, playing the music of Amy Winehouse, Studio Ghibli films or classical and modern composers like Ludovico Einaudi.
Take A Class Or Workshop
Various Locations
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If you're looking to take off some of the pressure of planning an activity or keeping conversation rolling, getting stuck into a workshop can be an awesome date idea.
Our top picks would be cheesemaking with bottomless bubbles, rug tufting to show off your creative chops, or Rum School at Brix Distillers—where you get to make and enjoy your drinks.
Insider Intel:
- Once you are done, we recommend you check out some of the best Surry Hills bars, to keep the convo and the vibes rolling.
Mix Up Movie Night
Various Locations
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Movie night might sound like a basic date idea, but Sydney has amped-up cinema experiences that are well worth visiting to catch a new flick over a shared bucket of popcorn.
If you haven't already, check out the completely immersive cinema experience at the relaunched IMAX Sydney in Darling Harbour, where new releases are shown on one of the largest screens in the world, at 692 square metres.
If it's one of the warmer months, you might be in luck with the likes of Moonlight Cinema in Centennial Park (November–March), OpenAir Cinema rising over Sydney Harbour (January–February) or the pop-up beach-based Mov'in Bed Beach Cinema (January–April), or a completely free Laneway Cinema in The Rocks (October–March).
Insider Intel:
- All cinemas let you BYO food, or have excellent pop-up establishments on site.
Cruise Around The Harbour On A Picnic Boat
Sydney Harbour
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You can whip around Sydney's waterways in Euro-style picnic boats from GoBoats, with hourly hire available for up to six-hour stints. These electric boats (that means you don't need a boat licence) come with a timber picnic table and sunshade to keep you and your date cool, calm and collected.
The cute boats are dog-friendly and you can BYO your food and drinks, and hire handy add-ons like an ice-filled Esky, a Bluetooth speaker, and even a dashing captain's hat.
Insider Intel:
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Prefer to do your own paddling? Check out the best places to hit the water in kayaks and stand-up paddleboards in Sydney, rentals included.
Hit The Beach
Various Locations
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Who said you can only organise dates at night? Head to Sydney’s magnificent coastline for a prime date spot (and a bit of one on one time). Check out our favourite Sydney beaches, or opt for a li'l privacy at these secret swimming spots.
Insider Intel:
- In our opinion, one of the best places for a beach date is picturesque Gordons Bay, just south of Clovelly. When it’s time for lunch or a twilight dinner, make the walk up to local favourite Out of the Blue and share some of the best hot chippies in town.
The Best Date Night Restaurants In Sydney
Joe's Tavern
206 Australia Street, Newtown
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Joe’s Tavern is a quiet triumph of intent and memory—the cosy 30-seat room in the backstreets of Newtown feels like it has always existed, even though it’s a carefully nurtured creation. Low light pools over a space lined with portraits of chefs and mentors who have shaped the team’s culinary journey, while vintage furnishings and small, collected details suggest a space gathered over decades.
Starters blend brasserie staples with playful nods to timeless classics, and the bar is equally considered: stirred Martinis, Manhattans, and Negronis match the energy of a New York–style steakhouse, while a selection of wines and spirits offers depth without pretense.
Insider Intel
- There'll likely a bit of Chet Baker soundtracking your decision-making.
South End
644 King Street, Erskineville
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Towards the calmer stretch of King Street, where Newtown meets Erskineville, South End quietly takes its place. It’s a polished slice of European dining, refined yet approachable, from three hospitality veterans whose paths have long orbited Sydney’s most respected kitchens and dining rooms.
Inside, space is calm and considered. Textured walls, soft light, and thoughtful details lend a lived-in ease; it’s the kind of room that feels instantly local. The menu walks a confident line between northern and southern Europe, expressed through produce that changes with the seasons.
Insider Intel
- As Hussein puts it, “It’s potato Europe in winter and tomato Europe in summer.”
40Res
40 Reservoir Street, Surry Hills
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40Res is a Surry Hills wine bar and restaurant by chef-owner Josh Raine (formerly executive chef of iconic Sydney restaurant Tetsuya’s, and the inaugural chef-in-residence at Canvas at the MCA) and head chef Michael Tran (from The Bellevue and Clove Lane).
Both bring a strong background in Michelin-Starred English kitchens, and the result is a curated list of sophisticated, cleanly executed dishes with an air of casual simplicity. The space is intimate, embracing the kind of local wine bar venue that Surry Hills knows and loves.
Insider Intel
- Elevated classics are central to the menu, which is constantly evolving based on seasonal produce and premium Australian ingredients.
Neptune’s Grotto
Lower Ground Floor, 44 Bridge Street, Sydney CBD
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New kid on the block, Neptune’s Grotto, is one of the most romantic restaurants in the Sydney CBD. The candlelit underground diner focuses on regional specialties from Italy’s north and is splashed with cherry red across the artsy walls, curved leather booths and even on plates in the form of tuna caponata and pomodoro-slicked taglioni—not to mention in glasses of Nebbiolo and Barolo that Roman gods would be proud to drink.
The Bridge Street restaurant was born from the trio behind Clam Bar, Pellegrino 2000 and (now sadly closed) Bistrot 916: chefs Mikey Clift, Dan Pepperell and Andy Tyson—who continue to wow Sydney with their modernised old-world flavours.
Insider Intel
- Where Pellegrino 2000 plays into Italy's trattoria-style cuisine, Northern Italian delights like handmade pasta feature heavily on chefs Mikey Clift and Dan Pepperell’s menu, alongside creative updates on classics like cotoletta alla panna.
Homer Rogue Taverna
3/3 Surf Road, Cronulla
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From the brothers behind local favourite Ham Café, Harry and Mario Kapoulas bring a raw, Athenian-style taverna to the Shire; Homer Rogue Taverna. Homer is a graffiti-streaked Greek restaurant 100-seat venue that delivers a lively room, an open kitchen working the wood fire, and floor-to-ceiling wine fridges where you can grab a bottle for the table.
Family recipes and flame-kissed plates made to share meet the brief. Go for the spanakopita-style flatbread, manouri cheese baked with hot honey and kataifi, octopus souvlaki from the Kapoulas' grandparents’ recipe, and rotating charcoal souvla.
Co-owners Harry and Mario Kapoulas are leaning into the beach-town vibe Cronulla has to offer, “We want people to feel comfortable to wander up from the beach, but still knowing they’ll be getting restaurant-quality food and wine.”
Insider Intel
- The wine fridges are part of the fun—pick your own bottle and settle in.
Ursula’s
92 Hargrave Street, Paddington
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One of Sydney’s prettiest dining rooms, Ursula’s charms from the first step inside: caramel tones, Yves Klein blue accents, and a two-storey corner terrace by designer Brahman Perera. It’s elegant without feeling precious, and the upstairs Blue Room sets the scene for intimate celebrations.
Insider Intel
- What to order: start with the salmon roe and egg sandwiches, then chase the Moreton Bay bug pasta with crustacean butter. Add a side of fries with “Ursula’s Everything Seasoning” and thank us later.
Aambra
518A Old South Head Road, Rose Bay
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Aambra is the newest venture from owner Cristian Gorgees, spotlighting Levantine culture and cuisine in the heritage-listed Rose Bay Uniting Church. Located in the grounds overlooking Old South Head Road, the building is surrounded by olive trees, lounge chairs and a multi-level, wraparound deck—akin to a sprawling garden in Lebanon.
The original stained glass windows have been retained, bathing the tables in colourful, dappled light. Small plates are heavily featured: start with a freshly-shucked rock oysters with fermented onion and isot oil, a play on kibbeh nayeh (made with tuna rather than lamb), or a samke harra whiting sando with whipped tahini.
Insider Intel
- For mains, the blue grouper masgouf is served whole with tamarind and tomato—it's a no-skip menu.
MISC.
Little Coogee, Parramatta Park, Byrnes Avenue, Parramatta
Image credit: MISC. | Website
If you’ve visited leafy Parramatta Park, you’ve probably come across this gorgeous cafe-slash-restaurant. MISC. is a go-to for friend and family gatherings with Middle Eastern all-day menus that draw loyal locals and visitors alike.
For lunch and dinner, bursting black burrata, wood-fired pita bread and kamoon-spiced beef tartare feature on the entrees, before larger plates like baked conchiglie a la vodka pasta and slow-roasted lamb shoulder with zhug, pita bread, and cacik steal the show.
INSIDER INTEL
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MISC.’s viral chocolate caviar dessert is a must-try: layers of chocolate sponge and milk and dark chocolate pearls that look exactly like the real deal, served in a caviar-inspired tin.
Bistro Bondi
4/17 Warners Avenue, Bondi
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Bistro Bondi is the first full-service restaurant from the team behind Lox In A Box, a debut that reads like a roll call of Sydney’s hospo heavyweights. Part of the wider Appetizing Group, the team brings a rare combination of culinary pedigree and a knack for translating heritage into a dining experience that feels both rooted and effortlessly modern.
Sharing sits at the heart of the menu; generous, sociable, and grounded in European culinary traditions. The chicken liver pâté with mustard fruits and bagel crisps is an instant signature.
Insider Intel
- The 70-strong wine list, curated by Jaymie Wallace (ex Embla, Love Tilly Devine, Lo-Fi), swings between Australian natural producers and European favourites, while Tim Ham (ex Nour) keeps things bright at the bar with the Bondi Blue—a piña-colada-style number topped with watermelon granita and a paper umbrella, just because.
The Best Date Night Bars In Sydney
Paradise
Shop 6C, 11 Ward Avenue, Potts Point
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Nothing beats curbside people watching over a glass of quality orange—and if there's anywhere to head that will make you feel like a tried and true local, Paradise in Potts Point is the spot. With no insta, website, or phone to call in, and a menu scrawled on a chalkboard, this corner wine bar by the Fratelli Paradiso and 10 William Street team is a great shout for impressing a date (plus you can pull the classic "I know a spot").
Insider Intel
- Be warned—you might have to fight for a table, but the snacky share plates and chilled red are certainly worth it.
Effie's
281 Sydney Road, Balgowlah
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You can't go wrong with a snack plate and natty wine combo, but the white washed walls and cornerside stoop at Effie's really steal the show. Another cafe-turned-wine-bar adventure, this spot is perfect for when you are hitting it off—matcha and crossaints may just turn into a bottle (or few).
Insider Intel
- The drops here are all sourced from Winona Wines in Manly, so you know you are getting the good stuff.
Bar Herbs
Basement, 213 Clarence Street, Sydney CBD
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Bar Herbs is the Sydney CBD’s new downtown bar by the MUCHO group (Tio's, Centro 86, Bar Planet)—an underground, neon-lit room built for late nights, classic drinks, and anyone who knows a good martini deserves its own stage.
Insider Intel
- Formerly Herbs Taverne (the Negroni bar MUCHO Group opened six months ago), the team has reshaped the space in response to what Sydney has been ordering, loving and asking for: martinis, served ice-cold and done properly.
Sol Bread and Wine
Shop 2/168 Walker Street, North Sydney
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Sol Bread and Wine is an all-day hotspot that transforms from a bakery to a wine bar. The 40-seater venue has a stunning interior with a warm timber fit-out, a bread cabinet display, comfy seating, and a sleek red spiral staircase leading up to sister venue Soluna.
From 7am, the kitchen provides all your pastry needs and elevated breakfast staples like a sourdough English muffin with pork sausage, fried egg, cheese and pickles. At lunchtime, sandos are served on freshly baked artisan bread, alongside plates like gildas, a daily pasta and duck leg schnitzel with baba ghanoush, which also rolls over into dinner.
Insider intel
- For sips, the wine list is filled with a variety of Australian, French, Italian and Spanish picks available by the glass, carafe or bottle.
Arms Length Bar
7 Kellett Street, Potts Point
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Operated by a team with serious hospo pedigree (Rockpool, Monopole, Margaret, Ormeggio), Arms Length is the Potts Point all-rounder you wish was on your street—a restaurant, bar and late-night local. The ethos is simple: Arms Length wants you to feel like you’re stepping into a friend’s place for a dinner party—welcoming, relaxed, and never too serious. There’s steak frites with a rich brandy-peppercorn sauce, and jaffles running until late.
Insider Intel
- If you’re wandering in after 9pm, the $15 late-night margarita menu is a must—expect flavours like Blue Yuzu, Kiwi + Papaya, a Watermelon–Rhubi number, and a rotating Mystery Marg you’ll have to order blind.
Disco Pantera
11 Young Street, Sydney CBD
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Disco Pantera is a Sydney CBD cocktail bar by brothers Gordon and Ross Purnell. It’s in the pumping Quay Quarter Lanes precinct, and sits upstairs from sibling venue Tigra.
Taking inspiration from New York in the ‘70s, Disco Pantera is an elevated nightlife setting with vintage lighting, bolts of bright blue, deadstock vintage tiles, and reclaimed wood and stone elements.Cocktails feature inventive combinations of global flavours, with highlights like a chimichurri margarita, a play on milk punch topped with fragrant oils to evoke ‘70s cologne, and the Cleopatra’s Martini with goat’s milk washed gin and vibrant spirulina oil.
Insider Intel
- The crew also nabbed up 'Best Bar Design' in The World's Best 50 2025.
Bar Demo
85 Enmore Road, Newtown
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Bar Demo is a late-night vinyl bar in Newtown, designed for lovers of a well-crafted drink without the fuss. Owners Claudia Morgan and Olly Churcher (Ex-Double Deuce Lounge) are bartenders by trade, so there’s faith to be had in their curated 60-bottle wine list and seasonally crafted cocktails.
As a drinks forward venue, the wine list speaks for itself—designed to be approachable, with labels grouped by the mood and energy of the wine rather than region or style. By the glass, a dozen rotating pours, alongside limited allocation wines on special nightly.
Insider Intel
- Expect a mix of jazz, punk, rock and disco, played on vinyl through a handmade, hi-fi sound system.
The Best Date Night Stays In Sydney
Lilypad
Palm Beach
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Anchored off Sydney’s stunning Palm Beach, Lilypad offers lots of luxury trimmings alongside the tranquil sound of splashing waves.
Your stay includes a bottle of champagne and a tasting plate on arrival, a gourmet barbecue platter to cook up for dinner, a complimentary wine selection, a solar-powered sauna, access to paddleboards, fishing rods and a floating day bed, and a breakfast spread for the morning.
You'll have a private boat to zip about the surrounding beaches, transfers to and from Lilypad and optional add-ons like couples massages.
Insider Intel:
- For something closer to the middle of town, check out the best luxury hotels in Sydney.
Paramount House Hotel
Surry Hills
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The Paramount House Hotel is housed in a stunning Art Deco building, once the offices of Paramount Picture Studios, and the home of Hollywood in Sydney. These days it's home to a few of our city's most exciting hangouts (and ideal date night haunts): a basement cinema and underground bar (Golden Age Cinema), chef Mat Lindsay's wine bar (Poly), a rooftop health club (Paramount Recreation Club), one of Sydney's most beautiful co-working spaces (The Office Space), and some of our very best coffee (Paramount Coffee Project by Reuben Hills).
Insider Intel
- If you've ever stayed at any one of the Ace Hotels (in Sydney, Palm Springs, London, L.A. or New York, for example), that's the style to expect here—but better.
The EVE Hotel
Redfern
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The best boutique hotels in Sydney are in the heart of all the action, so one benefit of the EVE Hotel is that it's perched right above Wunderlich Lane—ideal for date night feasting before heading back to your room.
We're talking design-forward spaces, a rooftop pool flexing Aperol-orange cabanas and countless dining options—AKA the recipe for a boozy, sun-soaked Sydney weekend with your crew, if you decide to make it a staycation.
Insider Intel
- In Wunderlich Lane, you'll have the hard decisions of where to eat and drink—happy hour drinks at Bar Julius? Mexican fare at Lottie? Greek excellence at Olympus? Or South Asian plates at Island Radio? Book in for a full day of eating and partying, followed by a lazy hung Sunday by the pool.
Oxford House
Paddington
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You'll find Oxford House in the heart of Paddington, in a prime location for some of Sydney's best shopping, cafes, restaurants, and bars. That being said, you may never want to leave, thanks to its sunny courtyard pool, poolside bar, and all-day diner.
The Palm Springs-inspired hotel features 56 light and bright rooms and suites, each adorned with cool accessories, like custom Double Rainbouu bathrobes, Marc Newson crockery, Grown Alchemist hair care, and retro Marshall amp-inspired speakers.
Insider Intel:
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Larger suites have lounge areas and balconies too, and if you're here to boogie, we highly recommend popping next door to Busby's for great vino and hi-fi tunes.
Frida's
Woollhara
Image credit: Frida's | Airbnb
This charming 1920s art deco apartment in Woollahra offers a dreamy inner city stay with gorgeous glimpses of Double Bay and Sydney Harbour from the north-facing balcony.
Styled to perfection by Elise Croker, it boasts a queen bed dressed in soft French linen, a textural bathroom with double shower heads, a full-size kitchen, banquet dining nook and a cosy lounge-meets-library complete with a restored gas fireplace and TV with Netflix—what more could you want?
Insider Intel
- Head to one of the Potts Point spots on this list for nearby dinner and drinks.
Banksia Boathouse
Dangar Island
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Perched right on the sand, Banksia Boathouse is a waterfront hideaway for two on Dangar Island—a car-free slice of paradise on the Hawkesbury River, just an hour from Sydney. Wake to the sound of the tide, sip your morning coffee with river views, and slip easily into island time.
Inside, you’ll find a light-filled studio with a plush queen bed, air-conditioning, heating, and a cosy lounge with Smart TV and Netflix. The compact kitchenette has everything you need for relaxed meals—stovetop, air fryer, mini fridge, toaster and all the essentials.
Insider Intel
- This boathouse is perfect for couples chasing a slow-paced, nature-soaked escape from reality. Swim at high tide, wander the island’s bush tracks, or simply let the river breeze do its thing.
25hours Hotel The Olympia
1 Oxford Street, Paddington
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The glossy 25hours Hotel The Olympia is one of our favourite hotels in Sydney for a reason. Standing tall in Oxford Street, this spot boasts 109 artfully designed rooms and world-class dining at London-favourite The Palomar, chic wine bar The Mulwray, coffeehouse Jacob the Angel and Monica rooftop bar.
The colourful rooms are splashed with murals by local artist Kubi Vasak and feature lush amenities from a free minibar to Bluetooth speakers in every room. Be one of the first to book in and experience the new Sydney hotel firsthand.
Insider Intel
- 25hours has a super easy bike rental service, perfect for gliding around the streets of Paddington during your stay.
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