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Plces to stay (with heated pool), within 3-4 hours of Sydney

mumofruby View Member Profile	16/11/2012, 09:21 PM Post #1
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Hi We normally go away with 2 other families. We have 2 children and they both have 3 children each. We are looking for a family friendly place to stay that has 2 and 3 bedroom self contained apartments or cabins. It MUST have a heated pool (preferably indoor). We are loking at going Easter 2013. Would prefer the place to not be more than 3- 4 hours drive from Sydney. We have a budget of around $1000 (per family) for 3 nights. Any suggestions would be welcome

Bacongirl View Member Profile	17/11/2012, 06:24 AM Post #2
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Although the pool isn't indoors, our friends rave about this place. http://www.oakshotelsresorts.com/oaks-pacific-blue-resort/ We haven't been yet. Not sure about the outdoor pools in April, but it is north.

Holidayromp View Member Profile	17/11/2012, 09:39 AM Post #3
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The Landmark Resort at Nelson bay is perfect. They offer great rates. The pool is heated, there is a heated spa, kids pool is heated, there is a steam room. There are self contained apartments with fantastic views over Nelson Bay. We have stayed there numerous times. There is also an on-site restaurant that makes wonderful cocktails and there is room service. I definitely recommend this place.

Vickery View Member Profile	17/11/2012, 10:04 AM Post #4
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Rafferty's Resort at Lake Macquarie is fantastic.

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