Serviced Apartments Bella Vista

Bella Vista is another district that has gradually evolved from agricultural settlement to thriving commuter hub. Just thirty minutes from Sydney by car, it is the perfect base for those who want to experience the sights and sounds of the big city, whilst still having the option to step out of the fast lane into a more relaxed environment. The area itself however, hosts plenty of cafes, bars and points of interest to make it a fascinating destination in its own right - with Bella Vista Farm, Rouse Hill Town Centre, Rosehill Gardens Racecourse and Sydney Olympic Park within easy reach.

Where to stay in Bella Vista

Bella Vista has some great accommodation options - especially as it incorporates a thriving business district. Anyone planning to visit the area for work may want to check out some of the serviced apartments available - many of which function as dedicated corporate housing. These properties offer all the benefits of a traditional hotel - such as room cleaning and reception services, whilst also having the added convenience of on-site kitchen facilities for self-catering. Which is ideal for those making an extended stay in Bella Vista. Whether you are looking for an individual studio, or a larger apartment, the Squa.re can match you with the perfect property for your trip.

What to do in Bella Vista

Bella Vista is a prime commuter location, with a big population of young professionals. This has led to the emergence of a thriving social scene, with numerous cafes, bars and restaurants springing up all over the district. Whether you are looking for a quiet dining experience, or an exciting night out, Bella Vista has a surprising amount of options for socialising.

It’s also an ideal spot for exploring the countryside, as being further north of the Sydney it is closer to several national parks both on the coast and inland. Excursions are available for anywhere between an afternoon and several days, exploring the diverse landscapes and wildlife of the region. Of course, there are also several parks in the immediate vicinity, for those who want to enjoy the outdoors without venturing outside of the urban area.

Of course, visitors to Bella Vista also have the option to journey into Sydney - one of the most modern and diverse cities anywhere in the world. Here there are numerous cultural and social attractions, world-famous beaches and some of the best dining experiences Australia has to offer. Whatever you are looking to do, Bella Vista is a great place from which to explore the entire region.

Tips for staying in Bella Vista

Places to eat

Bella Vista has plenty of great restaurants, with a particularly wide selection of international cuisines. Zac’s Great Food Restaurant is a popular Afghan restaurant, for example, whilst the Thai Waterfront Restaurant is popular with both locals and tourists. There’s also Frango - a popular Portuguese restaurant serving charcoal-grilled chicken, barbecued meats and salads. Alternatively, the Bella Vista Hotel serves contemporary Australian cuisine in an elegant setting.  

Shopping

There are a few options for shopping in Bella Vista, the main places being somewhat spread out across the area. The CircaRetail Shopping Centre is a great place for picking up basic items, as is Bella Vista Village Centre. If you are looking for some more serious retail therapy, then the place to go is undoubtedly Norwest Marketown, a mall hosting several high street fashion brands and homeware stores. There are also numerous standalone stores dotted around, particularly on Norbrik Drive.

Attractions

There are several places of interest in and around Bella Vista. Those who enjoy sporting sports can pay a visit the Sydney Olympic Park, which offers numerous activities, or Village Green Park, which has outdoor exercise facilities. Bella Vista Farm is a great option for those visiting with family, as it has plenty to see and do for all ages. Alternatively, anyone wanting to enjoy the outdoors can pay a visit to Tanyard Creek Nature Trail.

Transport

Sydney's public transport system features a comprehensive network of train, bus and ferry services. Light rail lines, airport links, sightseeing buses and taxi services complement the network.The Opal card is the cty’s contactless payment system, offering reduced fares across multiple journeys. Sydney Buses travel through the city and beyond almost 24 hours a day, whilst most internal train routes run until 4am. Alternatively, taxis and private hire firms are a convenient way of making short journeys, though these can be expensive compared to public transport.

Local Business

The economy of Sydney is built around trading, manufacturing, finance and distribution and is the largest  economy in Australia. There are several major manufacturing companies operating locally, including Arnott's, Coca-Cola Amatil, Arrium, Visy, Amcor and Rheem, among many others. Tourism in Sydney generates approximately $30 billion in tourism, which is supported by numerous tour operators and leisure companies. Sydney is also home to the headquarters of the Australian Stock Exchange and the Reserve Bank of Australia.