LINLEY HOUSE, Sydney

Linley House, a boutique Bed and Breakfast, is located in a superb area of Sydney surrounded by waterways. All guestrooms include air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, and separate sitting areas. Perks such as premium bedding are available. Rooms feature a private, en suite bathroom. Each air-conditioned guest room includes a TV, a radio with alarm functions, ironing facilities, heating, tea and coffee facilities, a dining table, soundproofed rooms, garden furniture, free toiletries, cookware/kitchen utensils, an electric kettle, electric blankets, a CD player, and a flat-screen TV. The floor is carpeted.

Guests staying at Linley House may use the internet thanks to the Wi-Fi access in public areas. Kingsford Smith is 20 km away. Onsite features include: ironing facilities, heating, air conditioning, tea and coffee facilities, a dining table, soundproofed rooms, garden furniture, free toiletries, cookware/ kitchen utensils, an electric kettle, electric blankets, and a CD player.

Linley House allows guests to enjoy fishing, kayaking, and scenic walks. Guests take the Burns Bay Road exit off Victoria Road. The driveway is just before you go down to the river. Linley House is the house at the top of the driveway and the house at the furthest end of the driveway. Landmarks nearby include: Hughes Park (0.5 km), Cockatoo Island (3 km), Harris Farm Markets Boronia Park (1 km), Sydney Harbour Bridge (6 km), Waterview Community Centre (1 km), Lane Cove Mangrove Walkway (1 km), and Field of Mars Reserve (2 km).

Linley House is located in the Sydney suburb of Linley Point, overlooking the Lane Cove River. It is 20 minutes' drive from Town Hall. The most scenic way to travel to the city is by ferry from Woolwich.

Guests can make the most of Sydney's harbour views and sunny weather. Other attractions include: WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo with interactive displays and shows; ANZ Stadium, the site of the Bledisloe Cup and Rugby League Grand Finals; the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia on West Circular Quay; the Sydney Opera House, a hub of art, culture, and history. Katoomba borders Blue Mountains National Park and its bushwalking trails. Echo Point has views of the Three Sisters sandstone rock formation.