Planning for a visit to Sydney for either business or to check on the amazing old colonial architecture superbly along with modern skyscrapers and colorful suburbs, but you're not really into bed and breakfast? Think about checking out the top places to remain as we only came up with a list that features a few of the five best hotels in the city.

The BLUE Sydney

BLUE Sydney could be the city's only deluxe over-water hotel. The main Taj group, the BLUE Sydney is located on the Wharf at Woolloomooloo, just 10 minutes walk to the business, shopping Districts and the Opera House. The stylish hotel has 100 luxurious rooms that perfectly combine the boutique hotel charm with everything an international 5 star hotel would bring. Suited to both business and pleasure, the BLUE Sydney has high speed internet in every rooms, features a lap pool and a tiny gym to spend your time.

Quest Potts Point Hotel

One of many newest boutique hotels in Sydney, the trendy Quest Potts Point is where you stop if wanting to dig in to the less famed side of the city. Named after Australian artist Tim Storrier in the beginning (The Storrier), the hotel is a hidden gem in the heart of Sydney's famous Kings Cross (15 Springfield Avenue, Potts Point). The Quest Potts Point Hotel has been renovated by the creative minds from Capitol Commercial Architecture in 2007. It's 72 boutique hotel rooms each boasting a glowing atmosphere of warmth and luxury throughout.

Fraser Suites

Situated in the heart of Sydney's Spanish quarter on Kent Street near to the Sydney Town Hall, the modern 5 star Fraser Suites is where you stop for first class, modern, luxury accommodation. Created by internationally renowned architects Foster + Partners, the astonishing tower is covered in glass. It gets a person's eye using its luxurious studios and one and two bedroom apartments where elegant fabrics and the modern furnishings evoke the Manhattan style.

The InterContinental Sydney

Renowned as among the world's best hotels, InterContinental Sydney is where you drop yourself into sheer luxury. Located at Circular Quay, on the edge of the stunning Sydney Harbour and near to the Central Business District, the hotel boasts amazing views since it overlooks the Opera House, the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Royal Botanic Gardens. The 509-room hotel perfectly blends the 19th century architecture with the present day contemporary style and makes for an ideal base for both work and play.

The Observatory Hotel

Nestled near the planet famous sydney harbour hotels, the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Opera House, the Observatory is the most awarded Australian hotel that's made a term for itself thanks to its impeccable service and unbelievable sweeping views of the vibrant city. The Observatory Hotel offers old school luxury accommodation in deluxe rooms, junior and executive suites inspired by the Orient Express carriages. For the rich, there's also the hotel's most spectacular suite, the Observatory Suite, where in fact the elegant, custom-made furniture and the lavish furnishings released a fantastic spectacle.