Metro Hotel Miranda - A popular Accommodation Choice For ‘Medical Stays’ - Metro Hotels

The recently renovated and renamed Metro Hotel Miranda, the closest hotel accommodation to Sutherland Hospital and a wide range of medical specialists, is increasingly becoming a popular accommodation choice for people visiting Miranda for medical reasons or to visit loved ones in hospital.
 
As a result of increased demand for ‘medical stays’, Metro Hotel Miranda recently added 14 new Superior rooms, four of which specifically cater for people with physical disabilities and the aged, to its offering of 40 family and standard rooms.

According to Metro Hotel Miranda Manager, Dale Harlick, while the hotel is popular with both business and leisure travellers, it has experienced a significant increase in business from people attending hospitals nearby for surgery or other medical treatment.

“Many guests have been recommended to stay at the hotel by doctors from the local hospitals and medical practices,” Dale said. 

“This is because of the positive feedback they have received from people who have had to come from the South Coast and surrounding areas for medical treatment and have had family staying with us for extended periods.”

Located at the highest point of Miranda, Metro Hotel Miranda is a non-smoking hotel and offers quality accommodation at affordable prices for all its guests.

The property was renamed to reflect its new enhanced offering, and Dale Harlick said the hotel would continue its focus on providing exceptional hospitality, service and dedication to excellence for which it is renowned.

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Some Quick Facts about “The Shire”

Metro Hotel Miranda is located in the suburb of Miranda which is found in the Sutherland Shire, or “The Shire” as it is known to Sydney-siders.

Here’s a few Fact’s about the Shire

• The Sutherland Shire encompasses a total land area of approximately 370 square kilometres
• The suburb of Kurnell was the original landing place of Captain James Cook on 29th April 1770, making the Shire the birthplace of Australia.
• Cronulla is blessed with Sydney’s longest stretch of sandy white beaches and believe it or not……..is the only beach in Sydney accessible by train. Eat your heart out Bondi and Manly J
• The Sutherland Shire is home to the world’s second oldest national park – the Royal National Park. Established in 1879 the Royal National Park is Australia's first national park and the world's second oldest national park - after Yellowstone National Park in the USA.
• The Shire is also a very popular tourist destination with approximately 1.1 million visitors each year, particularly in the peak summer season, taking advantage of the beautiful beaches.
• Many TV shows and movies have been filmed in the Shire including; Puberty Blues (1981/ 2012), Muriels Wedding (1995), White Collar Blue (2002/2003), Superman Returns (2003-2004), Australia's Next Top Model (2008), The Square (2008), Underbelly (2010), Biggest Loser (2011), and Please Marry My Boy (2012),
• Approximately 220,000 people live in the Shire, making the Sutherland Shire Council the second largest council in terms of population in NSW.
• And speaking of people, the Shire is called “home” to many Aussie celebrities including Andrew Ettingshausen, Lara Bingle, Lee Furlong, Matt Corby, Adam Hills, Tahyna and Cheyanne Tozzi, Daniel McPherson, Donna Hay, Mark “Occy” Occhilupo , Warren Brown, Kathy Lette and many more.

COMING SOON to Metro Hotel Miranda

Guests of Metro Hotel Miranda and neighbouring residents and workers will soon be able to enjoy a hearty breakfast, lunch or dinner at a café which is scheduled to open on the street level underneath the hotel.

Due to open at the beginning of December, the café will be a great addition to the services offered to hotel guests.

Stay tuned for more information.

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Cronulla Spring Morning - Beach Time!

Spring has sprung and the weather is warming up in Sydney and there is no better place to get your fix of surfing than at Cronulla Beach.

“This is one of the best times of the year to visit the shire and take advantage of one of Sydney’s best beaches,” says Metro Hotel Miranda’s Manager, Ms Dale Harlick. According to Ms Harlick, while the weather can be slightly unpredictable (which is not really a major drama for die-hard surfers) the beach is far less crowded than in summer and the surf is great.

Check out the following video of Cronulla Beach and the great surf on a typical spring morning.