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Can one mix work with leisure? At Sage Hotel Wollongong, we think so! You'll find generous meeting & conference facilities at the hotel so work can be accomplished without too much trouble. When that's all done, enjoy the pristine beaches just a short walk from the hotel. A jaunt to Lake Illawarra coastal town should be added to the itinerary. For a more soulful retreat, the famous Nan Tien Temple is just a few minutes’ drive away.
Throw out your old expectations of what a hotel should provide and welcome the Sage experience. Your 'home away from home' awaits you in Wollongong. We’ve provided complimentary high speed Wi-Fi throughout the hotel, 24 hour room service, newspapers on demand, indoor parking and more.
2 Adults, 1 Child(max.)
32 SQM
1 Queen Bed
AUD $149
3 Adults, 2 Children(max.)
49 SQM
1 King Bed or 2 Twin Beds
AUD $232
3 Adults(max.)
72 SQM
1 King Bed or 2 Twin Beds
AUD $390
3 Adults, 2Children(max.)
49 SQM
1 King Bed or 2 Twin Beds
AUD $232
Find comfort food and warm smiles waiting for you at Sage Wollongong. Work or play, we have the 'just right' dish for you. House-made produce served with helpings of homemade service.
Experience the very best that Wollongong has to offer with our All-In-One package at Sage Hotel Wollongong.
AUD $219
Plan your Wollongong escape ahead of time and save with our Advance Purchase offer.
AUD $158
Experience the very best that Wollongong has to offer with our All-In-One package at Sage Hotel Wollongong.
Plan your Wollongong escape ahead of time and save with our Advance Purchase offer.
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Golfers out there, check out the Russell Vale Golf Course, just 15 minutes' drive from the hotel and boasting a commanding escarpment position with panoramic views of Illawarra’s coastline. Go to www.russellvalegolfclub.com.au for further information.
Port Kembla Beach, regarded as one of Wollongong's most prestigious beaches, is another must-go destination. The surf club, perched on the high fore dune, was established in 1910, with bathing at Port Kembla Beach dating back to the 1900s and the first dressing sheds erected in 1912. There's also a large Olympic-sized salt water pool on the northern rocks.
Our neighbours the WIN Sports & Entertainment Center (WSEC), the go-to venue for exhilarating sporting events, concerts, exhibitions and seminars all year round. Sports fan? You may just catch the St George Illawarra Dragons in action at the stadium or Illawarra Hawks circling in the centre.
For the shoppers, head to Crown Street Mall, the pedestrian-only precient where you'll find David Jones, JB Hi Fi, Rebel Sport, Greater Union and our newest edition H&M. It's also adjoined to Wollongong Central, the newly renovated shopping center with an extensive range of fashion brands and specialty retailers, as well as hidden local gems waiting for you to discover.
Our classic coastal living is shared with our guests. Behind our neighbours lies surf & sand. An early morning jog, an evening stroll or a cheeky swim are perfectly doable. Local eateries pepper the beachfront so grab a bite while you're out there.
Whether it's sailing, waterskiing, canoeing or fishing that rocks your boat, Lake Illawarra is the perfect place to experience the great outdoors. The second largest saltwater lake in New South Wales, it’s also home to a rich diversity of aquatic birds, including black swans and pelicans. Beautiful social areas surround the lake with BBQ & shelter options scattered along the shore and natural lagoons for cooling off on a hot day.
Known affectionately by the locals as the "Old Wollongong Lighthouse", this decommissioned historic landmark stands on the end of the southern breakwater of Wollongong Harbour. Built in 1871, it was listed as a heritage building in 2000 and was restored to its full glory in 2002. It continues to shine as a beacon to the community changing colours to support local & national charity.
Golfers out there, check out the Russell Vale Golf Course, just 15 minutes' drive from the hotel and boasting a commanding escarpment position with panoramic views of Illawarra’s coastline. Go to www.russellvalegolfclub.com.au for further information.
Port Kembla Beach, regarded as one of Wollongong's most prestigious beaches, is another must-go destination. The surf club, perched on the high fore dune, was established in 1910, with bathing at Port Kembla Beach dating back to the 1900s and the first dressing sheds erected in 1912. There's also a large Olympic-sized salt water pool on the northern rocks.
Our neighbours the WIN Sports & Entertainment Center (WSEC), the go-to venue for exhilarating sporting events, concerts, exhibitions and seminars all year round. Sports fan? You may just catch the St George Illawarra Dragons in action at the stadium or Illawarra Hawks circling in the centre.
For the shoppers, head to Crown Street Mall, the pedestrian-only precient where you'll find David Jones, JB Hi Fi, Rebel Sport, Greater Union and our newest edition H&M. It's also adjoined to Wollongong Central, the newly renovated shopping center with an extensive range of fashion brands and specialty retailers, as well as hidden local gems waiting for you to discover.
Our classic coastal living is shared with our guests. Behind our neighbours lies surf & sand. An early morning jog, an evening stroll or a cheeky swim are perfectly doable. Local eateries pepper the beachfront so grab a bite while you're out there.
Whether it's sailing, waterskiing, canoeing or fishing that rocks your boat, Lake Illawarra is the perfect place to experience the great outdoors. The second largest saltwater lake in New South Wales, it’s also home to a rich diversity of aquatic birds, including black swans and pelicans. Beautiful social areas surround the lake with BBQ & shelter options scattered along the shore and natural lagoons for cooling off on a hot day.
Known affectionately by the locals as the "Old Wollongong Lighthouse", this decommissioned historic landmark stands on the end of the southern breakwater of Wollongong Harbour. Built in 1871, it was listed as a heritage building in 2000 and was restored to its full glory in 2002. It continues to shine as a beacon to the community changing colours to support local & national charity.
