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The Hotel: ibis Styles the Entrance

Located within walking distance of the nearby beaches, ibis Styles The Entrance overlooks the Tuggerah Lakes offering modern accommodation with private bathrooms and internet access. Guests can also take advantage of the diiggers@the entrance facilities where they can find entertainment, restaurants and live music on Saturdays.

Travellers are sure to work up an appetite after exploring the sights and sounds of the city. Stay onsite restaurants offering options including include Asian delicacies, Chinese BBQ, modern Australian cuisine, seafood and desserts, or opt for cocktails in the Liquid Bar which overlooks lush bowling greens. For business travellers, ibis Styles the Entrance is well-equipped to accommodate meetings and conferences.

• TripAdvisor: 4 / 5

Room Details

Superior Queen Room

• Bed size/type: Queen bed
• Standard and maximum occupancy: Two people
• The room features a private bathroom with a hairdryer, work desk, smart TV, internet access, coffee and tea making facilities and partial lake views

Superior King Room

• Bed size/type: King bed
• Standard and maximum occupancy: Two people
• The room features a private bathroom with a hairdryer, work desk, smart TV, internet access, coffee and tea making facilities and lake views

Superior Family Room

• Bed size/type: 1 king bed, double sofa
• Standard and maximum occupancy: Up to two adults and two children
• The room features a private bathroom with a hairdryer, work desk, smart TV, internet access, coffee and tea making facilities and partial lake views

The Area: The Entrance, NSW

Set between Sydney and Newcastle, the Central Coast is famed for its golden beaches, quaint waterside towns and ample national parkland. Surfers zip along crashing waves, bargain hunters haggle at weekend markets and locals catch up for coffee in one of many beachfront cafés in the laidback areas of the region.

Stroll down the main street, The Entrance Road, and window shop or people watch to your heart’s content. Nature-loving Groupies could hire a boat and anchor down in the ocean for a spot of fishing; try their hand at surfing; or soak up the sun on the golden sands of the beautiful beaches. Alternatively, wander down to the magnificent Tuggerah Lake and have a go at water-skiing, canoeing, sailing, rowing or sailboarding.

Sign-posted throughout the Town Centre and enlightening visitors on the local history, the leisurely walk takes approximately two hours. The Entrance also boasts a range of quality bike paths, encompassing Tuggerah Lakes and passing many picnic areas, parks and playgrounds.