



1 North Head Scenic Drive, Sydney Harbour National Park, Manly NSW 2095, Australia
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•Q Station, Manly is a unique venue located on the edge of Sydney Harbour and includes 106 accommodation rooms, 11 function spaces, 2 restaurants and a variety of unique indoor and outdoor event space. The property is sprawled over 33 hectares of national park and is easily accessible from the CBD via ferry or a short drive from Manly. Private and secluded, the venue is tranquil and quiet and located in a peaceful setting at North Head. Q Station is the former Quarantine Station and private tours are available for guests and function groups. Choose from a history tour, Wharf Wander or the more daring experiences including Ghostly Encounters and Spirit Searching Sleepover! Q Station also offers team-building activities for your guests including 'Who Dun It?' and 'Outbreak'.Also available for hire are a range of oversized games including connect four, tug of war rope, giant dominoes and more. Table tennis and a pool table are also available in the Wharf Precinct. Q Station plays host to meetings, dinners, conferences and special events with a variety of indoor and outdoor event spaces to choose from. Wedding ceremonies can be held on a lawn overlooking Sydney Harbour or even on the wharf itself, with multiple reception venues available for the celebration dinner or cocktail party. Backdrops for photography are plentiful and stunning! Contact the dedicated conference and events team to find out more.












Really enjoyed our stay. Room was clean as well as our own personal external bathroom. Bed very comfortable. Great to have accessible quiet beach, restaurant and Cafe. Enjoyed a nice wine and pizza with a great view. Free shuttles around the property was awesome. Buses into Manly run every half hour which was very convenient. Bus was also pretty straight forward to get to Taronga zoo
We had an extended stay of 10 days. The location is beautiful and the site is well appointed. We loved that history is being preserved and utilized. The room was nice and spacious, with great views from the verandah. Staff were helpful and polite. The breakfast was hearty and plentiful. The reasons the rating is not higher really sits with the weather! When it is hot, the rooms are very warm, and as heritage buildings we understand that putting aircon in is not permissible, but perhaps putting in insect screens so the doors could be open to give some airflow? Or maybe extra fans available. We all got bitten by either mosquitoes or ants. Overall, loved the place. Being out of the bustle but such a short trip into Manly, but the rooms could be a bit better appointed
It's a gorgeous place and a must visit while you're in Sydney. Beautiful scenery, lovely beach, wildlife around. I booked a harbour side view. The view was stunning and the room nice. However, it's important to note that it's one big balcony, you don't have your own. This is fine except I was directly next to the 'lounge' where other guests can come come and sit (P5/8). People brought down bottles of wine and treated it like a bar. While a shared space is a lovely idea, it shouldn't be adjoined to people's rooms. The other rooms were empty so I'm not sure why I was put there.
An absolutely wonderful environment in which to stay. An incredible location in Sydney. Lovely friendly polite staff, great food and restaurant. Comfortable and clean rooms. Using bus to get from A to B can be a bit of a hassle especially for people with mobility issues.Room wasn’t ready at check in. Spare bed not made up on our arrival. Third towel not provided. Towels taken when room cleaned and we were left with no towels. We requested more and they never arrived. So housekeeping was a bit of a problem but everything else was excellent.
Review by Instagram@Jolyslife. Follow my Instagram for reviews, lifestyle and travel content. Best countryside getaway in Sydney! Just 30 mins from the Sydney CBD, every moment at Q Station feels like a dream from slow mornings to golden sunsets🌄 Q Station is rich in history with over 150 years of history. It opened as a quarantine station from 1830 until 1984. Absolutely loved exploring the heritage cottages and buildings, each with it's own fascinating story. There's so much to do here from learning about it's history and ghost stories to relaxing on the beaches (Quarantine Bay), snorkeling or enjoying other beach activities like kayaking. It's the perfect blend of history, nature experience. A little drama, we were initially given a disabled bathroom instead of a bathtub room as stated on the website. Luckily, it was fixed immediately after we told them. It really showed how attentive and accommodating they are.

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