Sydney's Q Station has fast become one of the city's most successful heritage sites, combining stylish accommodation with spectacular views and a fascinating history.

Preserved within 30 acres of the Sydney Harbour National Park at North Head, Q Station occupies the site of Australia's first and longest-running quarantine station, a temporary home for more than 13,000 people over 150 years of operation.

Opened for guests and day visitors in April 2008, it offers luxury accommodation, conference facilities and a popular program of tours and activities.

two comfortable queen sized beds and one king bed (can be split to twin beds)
furnished veranda area
living room with sofas and flat screen television
video on demand
high-speed internet access
telephone
clothes hanger or wardrobe
kitchenette
tea and coffee making facilities
backyard

Q Station's location is among the most dramatic in Sydney secluded in a sandy cove beside native bushland and towering cliffs, with views spanning the broadest reaches of the harbour from the city to the seaside suburb of Manly. It takes 35 minutes to reach from the city centre.


These three bedroom historic cottages boast wonderful views of the original buildings of the former Quarantine Station as well as the Sydney Harbour National Park and feature a bathroom, living room, kitchenette and backyard.

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