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Parking & Directions
Rydges Darwin Central is conveniently located in the heart of the Darwin CBD and only a short 20-minute drive from Darwin International and Domestic Airport.
Directions to Rydges Darwin Central from Darwin Airport by car:
- Follow the signs to the city which will take you along McMillans Road, turning left on to Bagot Road
- Take the overpass to the right onto the Stuart Highway, following the road as it becomes Daly Street
- Turn left onto Mitchell Street, left onto Knuckey Street and left onto Shadforth Lane, where you will find the Main Entrance to the Hotel
Parking at Rydges Darwin Central:
Rydges Darwin Central Hotel offers Undercover Secure Car Parking service for in-house guests. Charges do apply with limitations of one car per accommodation room. Car Parking Service is limited and pre-bookings are recommended. A height limitation of 2.1M is applicable.
Street parking is available close by to the hotel for guests, visitors and patrons of retail outlets and restaurants. Please note the hotel is not liable for any damage or loss of belongings while using this service.
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