Sydney | Q Station Manly | Q Room - External Private Bathroom

Q STATION AT MANLY'S NORTH HEAD IS AN ICONIC TRAVEL DESTINATION RIGHT IN THE HEART OF SYDNEY Q Station offers a range of incredible experiences, from boutique hotel accommodation, stunning wedding venues, modern conference facilities and an amazing restaurant, as well as Sydney's best ghost and history tours. Feel a million miles from anywhere in our National Park retreat only 30 minutes from the Sydney CBD. Enjoy the beauty of Sydney Harbour from the privacy of heritage accommodation rooms. Immerse yourself in history while relaxing in the comfort and convenience of contemporary facilities and services. ​ Q Station’s accommodation options all offer a truly unique setting to experience relaxation and rejuvenation. Choose from rooms with panoramic views of Sydney’s incredible harbour, the National Park grounds or historic buildings of Q Station. Our rooms feature ceiling fans in every bedroom and in the living area. Design features help to cool our rooms naturally. Air conditioning is not an advertised feature of the hotel and is not available in bedrooms. Tea and coffee facilities are available in every room. Q ROOM - EXTERNAL PRIVATE BATHROOM With contemporary décor and a luxurious queen bed, this room has French-style doors leading onto a furnished balcony. These rooms have detached private bathroom facilities, allowing guests an opportunity to live the original Q Station experience. Bathrooms are private to each room and are located only a few steps away. Maximum occupancy per room: 2 guests Room Features Include: French style doors leading to furnished balcony External bathroom – private to each room (not shared) Desk STD/IDD direct dial telephones LCD TV with pay for view movies Bar fridge Complimentary tea & coffee making facilities Iron and ironing board Hairdryer Rooms are fitted with a heater in winter and a fan for summer, but there is no air conditioning available. HISTORY TOURS What was the Quarantine Station? ​ For over 150 years the Quarantine Station was for many, the beginning of a new life in Australia after making the arduous & lengthy journey from their homelands. Ships suspected of harbouring people infected with contagious disease such as Spanish Influenza, Smallpox or Bubonic Plague were quarantined here so that these deadly diseases would not reach the general population in Sydney. Ultimately a success story for the growing Sydney population, it did however leave an indelible mark on those that were quarantined; tales of love and loss play out alongside themes of cultural and social change, medical history and progress. QUARANTINE WANDER View of Quarantine Station in Manly, Sydney Our Wharf Precinct is the most significant place to understand the arrival and daily operations of residents at the Quarantine Station. You’ll explore the heritage buildings and discover the stories of migrants through the 19th and 20th centuries. Meet at the Visitor’s Centre at least 15 minutes before the start of your tour and make sure you wear comfortable walking shoes!