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They had a wild girls night on a Thursday night in Sydney. And The Project host Carrie Bickmore, 41, and radio star Fifi Box, 45, were seen checking out of the swanky Kimpton Margot hotel the next morning. The two women laughed together as they rolled their suitcases into the driven car. Pajama party! Carrie Bickmore and Fifi Box from The Project check out of their hotel in Sydney on Friday after a night out with the wild girls Carrie and Fifi were dressed as typical Melbourne, both wearing black. Carrie looked absolutely chic in a knitted turtleneck sweater with black skinny jeans and black combat boots worn over it. Meanwhile, a drunken Fifi was wearing a more casual flying outfit, wearing a loose lilac top over a padded jacket. Carrie and Fifi dressed like the average Melbourne citizen, with both wearing black He also wore skinny jeans and combat boots. The night before, the couple looked ready to break away with Carrie looking as youthful as ever and Fifi wearing an em

Address 77 Main Street Hepburn Springs , VIC 3461 View map Opening hours Dining Room: dinner, every night; The Virgin: all day menu Saturday-Sunday and holidays Feature Accept bookings, Licensed, Accommodation Price Expensive (electricity over $40) Payment eftpos, Visa, Mastercard Phone 03 5348 2271 As I sit writing this review, the rich aroma of lamb stew permeates my entire home. It’s the final treat of a night spent at the Bellinzona Hotel in Hepburn Springs, where lamb for two ($95) can easily feed four or five people. As a result, we were able to bring home more than half of the lamb shoulder that fell off the bone, put it in a pot with broth and white beans and a can of delicious tomatoes, and continue to enjoy the heart-warming goodness. our food for days afterward. At this time of year, everything about Bellinzona is war

One reader was unimpressed by a recent visit to the Hilton Rome Fiumicino Airport. Photo: Alamy THIS WEEK’S LETTER CRIME OF ROME I’m at my hotel waiting for my Qantas flight tomorrow morning from Rome to Sydney via Perth. It seemed like a good idea to spend the last two months in the UK and Italy sitting poolside at the airport, especially since tomorrow’s flight requires an early check-in. Why didn’t I check Tripadvisor? The check-in queue at the hotel (yes, the hotel, not the airport) took two hours. For the next 24 hours we couldn’t get internet, our television required the mini-bar to be removed to turn it on, the restaurant was so full we couldn’t be fed, room service hung up on us 20 times so we went to bed without eating and we were then locked out of our rooms because the computer didn’t notice that we were staying for two nights. This is not a two star hotel in the center of Rome but the Airport Hilton which has a monopoly on the airport. Even Basil Fawlty wo