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"The Darling is yet another grant five star hotel located in the vicinity of the more underrated tourist attraction of the city, the Darling Harbour. If you’d like to explore the more mainstream tourist spots like The Opera House and The Harbour Bridge, then you’ll need to hop into a ferry or a bus. If you like a good walk, you can take a leisurely stroll through the town and you’ll reach your destination in about half an hour."

"A luxurious, contemporary hotel, The Darling in Pyrmont turns heads with its lavish lobby, decorated with sculptural lighting and vibrant floral rugs by Australian fashion designer Akira Isogawa."

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"Not only does The Langham Sydney have one of the best hotel pools in Australia, but their two-level underground day day – simply titled The Day Spa by Chuan – ain’t so bad either. Consider it to the ultimate luxury wellness sanctuary, tethered to the idea that just the right amount of excess, paired with top-quality products, can have a massive effect on spa treatments. Whether you’re choosing the Champagne pear massage or the heated volcanic stones treatment, there’s plenty of reasons why The Day Spa is a sure-thing when looking for the ultimate male day spas in Sydney."

"The serene underground spa focuses on providing a holistic and thorough experience. They have a stunning 20-metre swimming pool complete with columns, a star-dappled ceiling and comfortable poolside lounges, so you can forget about the outside world for a while. The Day Spa also offers a ‘build your own’ spa treatment selection."

"Services provided:Facial treatments, massages, mani-pedis, build your own spa packages, spa socialising, and more. Price range:$AUD 115 - $AUD 760. Check out the Day Spa by Chuan here."

"With great emphasis on a dark, calming atmosphere, The Darling Spa – buried beneath The Star’s high-end hotel – is a no-brainer for those looking for Sydney’s best men’s spa treatments. And the menu is packed with variety too, from hot rocks massages to a $240 marri marli facial and back treatment formulated especially for men. Many of the treatments here are defined by Li’tya indigenous spa rituals, worked up in collaboration with indigenous elders using pure Australian botanicals, extracts, and essences."

"The name says it all: this is the darling of Sydney’s spa-land, and with good reason: The Spa takes up an entire floor of The Darling, and like the rest of the hotel it’s uber- uber-stylish. The dim lights, plush couches and sleek, dark timber furnishings create a space intimate and luxe enough to feel like you’ve climbed into honeycomb-infused chocolate – and it’s at least as delicious inside. The Spa at The Darling"

"At the top of their game, The Darling Spa is a must for the passionate hedonist. One of our go-to's for the best day spa in Sydney, you may have a hard time deciding which treatment to indulge in, but the Moroccan Hammam chamber or an invigorating session on the Kinesis wall is hard to go past. Couples are also catered for in their luxurious suites, and they're currently only open on weekends."

"The Four Seasons name promises a particular kind of experience, dah-ling – marble bench tops and opulent gold trimmings, for starters, although all the classic Four Seasons ingredients can be expected here. Indeed, the menu itself is something of an achievement with a lengthy list of facials, body treatments and massages, Dermalogica products, and local and international treatment techniques. Don’t miss out on the pièce de résistance: the ‘be-all-end-all’ package."

"With all encompassing spa packages and heavenly massages (of the relaxation, remedial or hot stone varieties) you’re in good hands for a well-deserved time-out. A range of facials, organic sugar body scrubs, microdermabrasion and beauty treatments are also available. And six treatment rooms, sauna, steam room, outdoor pool, Jacuzzi and gymnasium are all part of the experience."

"QT Sydney puts a whole lot of emphasis on wellness, perhaps even more so than any other luxury hotel in Sydney. In addition to in-room guided meditations, they’ve got both one of the best barber shops in Sydney, right next to one of the city’s best day spas. That’s a whole lot of one-stop-shop right there for those who want to truly unwind after a long week."

"You shouldn’t be surprised that one of the most expensive suburbs in Australia also hosts an incredibly lavish day spa, frequented by anyone seeking a few hours of elevated tranquillity. It’s also one of the only luxury day spas with a restaurant, The Botanica, attached just in case you want to stay a little longer and munch on some health-conscious, farm-to-table produce. Treatment rooms at Sol Spa Vaucluse feel more like generously sized, undisturbed cocoons, equipped with steam showers so you can wash off all those scrubs after one of the many multi-hour treatments on offer."

"Fact: Endota Spa is actually the largest day spa franchise in Australia. But at Sydney’s Martin Place spa the experience is nothing but personalised, welcoming and wonderfully unwinding. You’ll find this hideaway located within the beautiful heritage-listed Westin Hotel; decked out in timber floors and benches, off-white walls and with delicious essential oils lingering in the air."

"Located in the old Commonwealth Bank building on Sydney’s Upper North Shore, the incredibly unique Gillian Adams is one of the best places to be if you’re looking for a day full of men’s grooming and spa treatments. This Sydney based spa is best experienced via their signature treatment, the Le Prince Royale, a unisex treatment that beings with an aquademic pool and steam, followed by a Swedish inspired massage, scalp massage, facial, and a gourmet lunch. The list of treatments is easily the most varied in Sydney, with shower rituals, deep tissue massages, aromatherapy salt glows, and – if your missus is expecting – different types of pregnancy massages and treatments."

"Situated in the historic Commonwealth Bank building in Turramurra, Gillian Adams Salon and Spa measures up to its setting impeccably. With an aquamedic pool, steam room, hydrotherapy bath, restaurant and hair and beauty salon, you’ll be spoiled for choice the moment you step foot in the salon-slash-spa. 1356 Pacific Highway, Turramurra"

"Located in the recently refurbished Hilton Sydney, Alysium is a luxury day spa that’s located right next the hotel’s 25m indoor pool and fitness centre. As you may be able to tell by the name, most of the design and ambiance here is drawn from Greek mythology, but the spa treatments are decidedly modern and have been worked up with the business traveller in mind. That’s why you’d find a jet-lag treatment on the menu, right alongside other specials like a thermal green clay wrap, hot stone massage, and a specialised couples massage."

"Services provided:Facial treatments, massages, hand and foot services, spa packages, and more. Price range:$AUD 25 - $AUD 519. Check out Alysium Spa here."

"This easy to miss Japanese restaurant can be lost in the midst of inner city Sydney but all those in the know never wait too long before their next visit to Kura. You’ll be greeted by an enthustiastic call of welcome while you decide to sit by the walls, the bar facing the kitchen or the middle tables. It isn’t a spacious venue so large groups may need to try another restaurant on this list, but their quaint venue adds to the Izakaya style buzz."

"Restaurants Korean Cremorne. This blink-and-you’ll-miss-it restaurant is tucked away under the stairs at Cremorne Garden Plaza, but don’t let its ordinary shopfront fool you. Inside is stylish and intimate, with barbecues at each table to let guests grill their own dinners, or they can order from the restaurant’s Korean-Japanese menu."

"Mona Vale’s Modus Operandi is an all-in-one venue, think brewery, restaurant, bar and live music venue. Their core range beers, from pale ales to porters, are brewed on site and are available to sample alongside their delicious pub-style menu. With daily food specials and live music on the weekend, Modus Operandi is a popular hangout."

"One of the newest venues to open at The Cannery, Frenchies Bistro & Brewery is a small upscale French bistro come microbrewery. Showcasing the best of French cuisine, the bistro-style menu complements their range of craft beers. For the full experience, book a seat at the Thursday night bottomless beer feast with a shared menu and paired beers."

"Young Henry’s are the trendsetters in the Inner West brewery scene. They have a well-earned reputation for their top-notch brews and community vibe. The Tasting Bar is open seven days a week and on the weekend, you can expect a crowd basking in the beer, beats and bites."