239 Massey Rd --- 0582 -- Waipu
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Dragon Tree Lodge is purpose-built hosted accommodation. It was designed with a range of accommodation options to suit all budgets.

In addition to being a facility for gay men to enjoy, Dragon Tree Lodge also welcomes companies looking for a unique location to host business meetings, or for any group looking to book the whole Lodge for their event.

Our guests can enjoy the tranquillity of our location, a stunning elevated view of Bream Bay and the surrounding countryside, yet only 10 minutes drive from the state highway and Waipu village shops. We are well placed for local attractions of beaches, bush, caves and waterfalls, so don’t leave your camera at home!

The extensively planted grounds boast many citrus and fruit trees, as well as a mature vegetable garden, the produce of which we are able to share with our guests.

273 Crown St, Darlinghurst --- NSW 2010 -- Sydney
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	24 hours a day 7 days a week .

HeadQuarters is a Cruise Club for men to go and have sex with other men. You pay a fee to enter and this entitles you to use the facilities. Cruise Clubs are unique to the gay community and have developed a culture of their own. Headquarters offers a number of themed areas which are diverse and it is this diversity that makes HeadQuarters unique.

There are four floors to explore - the ground level where you came in which is purely social - coffee lounge area, TV area, and front counter for refreshments. Notices explaining the club layout are near the counter - or ask the staff.

122 Victoria Street --- NSW 2011 -- Sydney-Potts Point
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The hotel is an ideal base from which to explore and do business in Sydney. It is within minutes of the Opera House, the Central Business District, the Harbour, Chinatown and the famous Beaches.

Victoria Street is an address much favoured in the history of Sydney. In earlier times, it was the preferred residential choice of some of the city's most influential and wealthy merchant families who lived there because it was so close to the magnificent harbour.

Right at its heart stands Victoria Court, whose buildings date from 1881 and retain the gracious ambience of that age, while incorporating all the refinements of a modern, first class establishment.

Guests are offered friendly and personalised service in an informal atmosphere and amidst Victorian charm.

Not unexpectedly, no two rooms are alike, and cater to various budgets. Most rooms have marble fireplaces, some have four poster beds and others feature balconies which offer views over Victoria Street.