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Disclaimer: We were invited to stay at Park Hyatt Sydney and are not required to post or write about this experience. Any opinions from this experience are my own. However, this is not an experience open to the public as it was a media trip. Adventures always begin with a bit of mystery, and for […]
Read MoreSituated in the heart of Old Town Chiang Mai, The Inside House contains an unexpected serenity that contrasts the hustle and bustle of the crowded streets. The lush green of various plants outline the stark white sino-portugese style architecture and add a homeliness to its exterior. The homeliness is then supplemented by a cold drink […]
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Whilst Bondi reigns supreme on bucket lists of tourists visiting Sydney, its unassuming little sister, Bronte, lies a short distance down the coast. It isn’t known for its vast expanse of sand or bustling frenzy of locals and tourists alike, Bronte has its own easygoing charm, with locals coming and going as they please. With […]
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SUMMARY Hotel: The Langham Sydney Room: 308 – Junior Suite Price: $619 Star Rating: 5 View: Harbour Overall Rating: 43/50 (Service 10/10, Food 7/10, Decor & Ambience 9/10, Amenities 9/10, Room 8/10 [points deducted for cold temp]) Mini Bar: Stocked with the usual array of items; NO weight sensors so you can use it as […]
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Disclaimer: TGWATW were invited to sample the new winter menu at Cuckoo Callay but all our opinions are purely our own. Cuckoo Callay is the eccentric aunt that concocts surreal dishes in her tiny kitchen, turning the most modest of brunches into something quite marvellous. She’s never cooked a bad egg in her life, loves […]
Read MoreDisclaimer: we were invited to a complimentary meal at Shuk via the Quandoo platform. All opinions remain unadulterated and our account has been taken into consideration. Sunday brunches have forever remained one of the hardest tasks to do on the weekend amongst getting out of bed, the pile of laundry that built up over the […]
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