Superior Bed & Breakfast Hot Deal

Metro Hotel Miranda invites you to book this Superior Bed and Breakfast package including:

• Delicious Big Breakfast with coffee or juice, in Enklava Cafe
• Accommodation in a Superior Room 

Subject to availability
Not available over special events periods

To book, visit: http://www.sydney-metro-inn-miranda.bookings.metrohotels.com.au/index.site.packages.package.2258.html

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Superior Bed & Breakfast Hot Deal

Metro Hotel Miranda invites you to book this Superior Bed and Breakfast package including:

• Delicious Big Breakfast with coffee or juice, in Enklava Cafe
• Accommodation in a Superior Room 

Subject to availability
Not available over special events periods

Book or view this hotel accommodation deal: http://www.sydney-metro-inn-miranda.bookings.metrohotels.com.au/index.site.packages.package.2258.html

Delicious Superior Bed & Breakfast Hot Deal

Superior Bed & Breakfast Hot Deal

Metro Hotel Miranda invites you to book this Superior Bed and Breakfast package including a delicious Big Breakfast with coffee or juice from Enklava Cafe, plus luxury hotel accommodation in a Superior Room.



Rates start from $165.00 AUD. View hotel deal here: http://www.sydney-metro-inn-miranda.bookings.metrohotels.com.au/index.site.packages.package.2258.html

Metro Hotel Miranda - Superior Room

Metro Hotel Miranda - Superior Room Bathroom

About Metro Hotel Miranda: Enjoy the convenient location, with ample parking and only 5 minutes drive to Sutherland Hospital and across the road from Westfield Miranda Shopping Centre. Easy access to public transport - only 5 minutes walk to Miranda train station and bus services located in front of the hotel. The Royal National Park is only 15 minutes drive away and whale watching activities are available during whale migration season. Plus a gym and a cafe located down stairs for convenience.

Guest Review - Metro Hotel Miranda

Hi  (Dale) Metro Hotel Miranda,

Just to follow up on that survey. I must admit we were very surprised and very pleased with the standard of accommodation offered at your establishment. Admittedly we were on the fourth floor but it was far superior to what we had anticipated having previously been long term residents of the Shire and aware of how long the property has existed as a hotel. 

On several visits to the Shire over the past few years we have stayed at our usual chain hotel at Cronulla. Rest assured we will be both returning to your establishment and referring you to friends.

I must also tell you that the most outstanding asset your establishment has, is your staff. All your reception and housekeeping staff were always remarkably helpful, friendly and cheerful. They helped top off what was overall a very pleasant experience.

Thank you for your follow up correspondence and we most certainly will be returning to your property when next in the Sutherland Shire.

Regards,

Mark McGuire

Australia Day in Sutherland Shire: Triple the Fun for Everyone

AUSTRALIA Day in the shire just keeps getting bigger and this year residents have a choice of three locations to gather and celebrate the national day on Sunday, January 26.

Sutherland Shire Council's popular program of free entertainment at Cronulla Park and Parc Menai has been expanded to include a new satellite site in Cooper Street Reserve, Engadine.

"It gives everyone plenty of choice to celebrate our national day with family and friends," Sutherland Shire mayor Steve Simpson said.

The council is distributing the full Australia Day program in the Our Shire newsletter, delivered to homes throughout January, but here are the highlights of the entertainment on offer on the day:

Cronulla Park, 1pm to 9pm.

Kate Ceberano, Mark Vincent and Mental as Anything will perform on the big stage in Cronulla Park.

Brendan Jones — "Jonesy" from 101.7 WSFM — is MC for Cronulla's event with the entertainment kicking off at 1pm including The Voice contest Alex Gibson, Robbie Miller, The Villains, shire favourite Mark Vincent and Greedy Smith, with it all culminating in a performance by Kate Ceberano before the fireworks finale at 9pm.

There will also be a barbecue from Cronulla Rotary and Aussie-themed merchandise will be on sale to support the event charity, Dandelion Support Network.

Parc Menai, 4pm to 9pm.

The live entertainment will start in the park at 4pm with the program including the Smurfs stage show, Australiana Bill and the Bronzed Aussies, Robbie Miller, The Villains and finishing with The Voice contestant and shire local, Tim Moxley, before the fireworks spectacular at 9pm.

To sustain the crowds there will be food stalls and a traditional Aussie barbecue by Sutherland Rotary. There will also be amusement rides.

Cooper Street Reserve, Engadine, 1pm to 9pm.

For the first time, Engadine gets its own Australia Day gathering in the family-friendly location of Cooper Street Reserve. There will be amusement rides, a barbecue by Engadine Rotary and a big screen streaming all the live stage entertainment from Cronulla.

Metro Hotels Provides Spiritual Book to Guests as a Source of Inspiration

In a world-first, Australian-owned hotel chain Metro Hotels will place a book called Jing Si Aphorisms in all rooms in its NSW and Queensland properties, to enable guests to learn more about the Buddhist compassionate relief organisation, Tzu Chi Foundation.

The Foundation first came to the attention of the hotel chain when it went unasked to the aid of Ipswich residents, giving out care packages following the devastating 2011 floods. 

The hotel chain’s Ipswich property, Metro Hotel Ipswich International, built a relationship with the Foundation and offered to put books in its rooms so that its guests would learn more about the work and philosophy of the organisation.

Metro Hotels decided to extend this offer to other properties, with Metro Hotel Sydney Central General Manager Earl Muir yesterday accepting a special presentation of the books from Julia Wu, principal of Tzu Chi Foundation, Gold Coast, and Stephen Kan, CEO of Tzu-Chi Sydney.

The book, Jing Si Aphorisms, translates the essence of the Buddha’s teachings to exemplify life lessons. ‘Aphorism’ means original thought, or definition, and rather than being a religious text the book is meant to be an explanation of the Buddhist faith. 

Mr Muir said the Tzu Chi Foundation, which lives by the creed that it is more of a blessing to serve others than be served, believes in service to the community and has demonstrated its commitment to this belief through its actions in Ipswich.

“This organisation has shown tremendous compassion and service to Australian communities when they are in need and Metro Hotel believes it is an organisation which Australians may want to know more about,” he said.

“Placing Jing Si Aphorisms in our hotel rooms gives guests another reading option to the Holy Bible. The book is being supplied as a source of inspiration to our guests. This is not about converting people from one religion to another but rather promoting harmony and diversity.” 

See this press release and more at Metro Hotels News