Sydney's Sexiest Suites

The Hilton Sydney

Best for: Mixing business with pleasure
$2,709 per night

Designed by Joseph Pang, the Master Suite blends the best in luxury contemporary style with the latest in technology to create a super-sexy suite that seduces you on impact. Being located on the 42nd floor allows for the reinvention of the term 'mile high club', as any of the three spaces in the apartment are simply begging to see some action. The generous lounge room features artwork by Yossi Messiah and is framed with a view to die for. The bedroom boasts an oversized bed and wall-mounted 42-inch plasma television (you know what that's for), while the bathroom's trump card is a sculptural bathtub that overlooks Sydney's
eastern skyline. 

Ivy Penthouse

Best for: Group love
$6,000 per night

The country's two most exclusive love-shacks - until you get the key to the place anyway: then you can invite a few friends. Accessed through a private lift, the Penthouse boasts a tasteful mix of dark wood and concrete. Fitted out with gigantic flat-screen TVs, a U-shaped leather sofa, and framed by an oversized balcony overlooking the Pool Club, these two suites can and do) host parties of up to 100 people. Not to mention the eight shower heads in the bathroom - it would be a shame to waste those on just two people. 

Blue Hotel

Best for: Luxe living
$2,000 per night

Having Russell Crowe positioned as your neighbour on the northern side of the wharf immediately gives Blue a little Hollywood edge. The wharf serves up the some of the best views of Sydney Harbour and has an extravagant suite to match. The Ultra Loft Suite is an apartment-sized, split-level loft that takes full advantage of Blue's location and the original architecture of this heritage structure. With an array of surrounding waterfront restaurants to choose from, the exceptionally comfy beds set the scene for a rich and saucy dessert. 

Park Hyatt

Best for: Affairs of state
$6,995 per night

This platinum room in the sky boasts the city's best views and has beckoned celebrities, heads of state and even royalty between its sheets. The Governor Suite features six private balconies offering panoramic views of Sydney Harbour, a large dining room, a personal wine cellar, open-plan spa and individual guest bathrooms and dressing rooms. The suite also offers the best in hi-tech gadgetry and complimentary digital cameras and audio equipment to take in the, er, sights and sounds of your stay. Privacy is the order of the day in the Governor Suite: the exclusive butler's pantry is accessed through a private service entry, so any high-end nookie goes completely undisturbed.

The Observatory Hotel

Best for: Old school glam
$2,515 per night

The most spectacular suite is the Observatory Suite - its ultimate in opulence, the intimate, luxurious décor is completed with objets d'art, custom-made furnishings and antiques, including a magnificent four-poster bed with hand-carved front posts. The suite also boasts a luxurious sofa and an array of armchairs surrounding the perfect backdrop, a magnificent white marble antique fireplace, highlighted by a original oil painting of Mosman Bay.

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