You're a Bunch of Factors

Hi all,

I found this on "Travelzoo" for anyone who is interested; but be quick.

Seven properties are featured in the sale with rates
starting from just $79 per room, per night:

-Metro Inn Ryde, Sydney ... $79
-Aspire Hotel Sydney ... $84
-Metro Hotel Sydney Central ... $89
-Metro Hotel Tower Mill, Brisbane ... $89
-Metro Hotel On Pitt, Sydney ... $99
-Metro Apartments on Bank Place, Melbourne ... $105
-Metro Hotel Perth ... $139

The offer is valid for stays until 31 August.

To take advantage of this limited-time sale, you must book
by midnight (AEST) this Wednesday, 29 June.

To make your booking click the link below:

http://www.travelzoo.com/au/newsflash/83065690-1055257/

Some blackout dates apply. Subject to availability.
Restrictions may apply. Rates are prepaid and
non-refundable.

we are staying here

http://www.batmanshill.com.au/index_batman.cfm

4 of us have a 4 bed room, for about $220 a night. great value if you have a group of you. havent actually seen the room yet but its 4 blokes, so we dont really care.

i have also stayed at the Kingsgate at king st
http://www.kingsgatehotel.com.au/

rooms are dodgy, but they are clean and you can get them for less than 100 a night

BATMAN Hill? Oh hell YES.

yeah i snap-booked us in there once i knew the name

Here's another one for those looking for accommodation. Just a short tram ride to the Casino with late checkout and FREE INTERNET

$99 -- Melbourne 4-Star Hotel nr CBD w/Extras
http://www.travelzoo.com/au/top20/83065690-1055889/
Source: Citigate Albert Park


Just thought I'd put these up as they come along in case anyone is interested as accommodation will go fast in the inner city area.

bennymacca wrote:yeah i snap-booked us in there once i knew the name

Establishment of Melbourne
Both Batman and Fawkner settled in the new town, which had several interim names, including Batville, before being officially named Melbourne in honour of the British Prime Minister, Lord Melbourne, in March 1837.

Batman farmed at "Batman's Hill," an area now covered by the Spencer St railway yards. He was an alcoholic and had advanced syphilis, and he died young in 1839.

Stubbyholder wrote:

bennymacca wrote:yeah i snap-booked us in there once i knew the name

Establishment of Melbourne
Both Batman and Fawkner settled in the new town, which had several interim names, including Batville, before being officially named Melbourne in honour of the British Prime Minister, Lord Melbourne, in March 1837.

Batman farmed at "Batman's Hill," an area now covered by the Spencer St railway yards. He was an alcoholic and had advanced syphilis, and he died young in 1839.

Reference: Wiki (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foundation ... _Melbourne)

omg imagine if it was still called Batville, thats fkn awesome.

bennymacca wrote:omg imagine if it was still called Batville, thats fkn awesome.

If only DC comics were around in those days. It would be called Gotham, and Batman would be one of the founders. .

Flights & Accom booked !!! Look out Melbourne,
The Queenslander's are coming !!!

We have a bounty event on Friday night this year?