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Meriton Suites Coward Street, Mascot (formerly Meriton Suites Sydney Airport) is a newly developed luxury hotel positioned only 10 minutes' drive from the domestic airport and 15 minutes' drive from... everything including the staff
Guests staying at the Sofitel Sydney Darling Harbor will receive a truly unique experience with iconic views of the Sydney skyline combined with world class facilities including a rooftop infinity... The room and service was perfect.
Boasting a combination of modern, urban and a 1960s style, Citadines Connect Sydney Airport is located within a 2-minute drive from Sydney Domestic Airport and 10 minutes’ drive from the international... This is one of the best airport hotels I have ever stayed at, the Penthouse Lounge is excellent, (also the same floor where you check in). They make an amazing Flat White too and the view of the airport runway keeps the plane watching fans really happy!
Featuring a rooftop terrace with city views and BBQ facilities, the adults-only Studio 8 Residences offers accommodations in Ryde and is located opposite the Top Ryde City Shopping Center. Friendly staff and really nice rooms
Featuring free WiFi and Netflix, Veriu Broadway offers modern, self-contained accommodations in Sydney, just a 10-minute walk to Central Station. It was fully functional with washer and dryer and a complete kitchen. The beds were very comfortable, and the room was very stylish.
Boasting access to an indoor heated lap pool, a large 24-hour fitness centre, spa and sauna, Meriton Suites North Sydney is located just 5 minutes' walk from North Sydney Train Station. Luxury services apartments at great prices and in an excellent location. It’s almost too good to be true if it weren’t somewhere I’ve just stayed in. Both service levels and apartment amenities went above and beyond expectations
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This luxury hotel features an outdoor heated pool and sundeck that overlooks Sydney Harbor and Circular Quay. The award-winning restaurant and bar offers views of the Royal Botanic Gardens. Love this hotel comfort and old world charms I will be back
This award-winning 5-star luxury hotel in the heart of Sydney offers stylish accommodations, along with 2 restaurants, 2 bars, a day spa, swimming pool, fitness center and business center. Spacious bedroom with comfortable bed and lovely bed linen. Big bathroom. Great breakfast.
Boasting a swimming pool and free WiFi, the Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel in Sydney CBD (Central Business District), is just 15 minutes' walk from Circular Quay, where you can visit the Sydney Opera House... Good location - easy walk to Circular Quay Comfortable, friendly staff
Located in the heart of Sydney city, Swissôtel Sydney is ideally located for shopping, sightseeing and enjoying cultural events. It features deluxe 5-star rooms offering stunning city views. Rooms were amazing, bed was so comfortable, breakfast was delicious, service was impeccable.
Located in the heart of Central Park, 15 minutes' walk from Darling Harbor, ICC Sydney, Chinatown and Sydney CBD (Central Business District), Four Points by Sheraton Sydney, Central Park offers a... Breakfasts great, good value for money.
Located within a 5-minute walk from Barangaroo, West Hotel Sydney, Curio Collection by Hilton is a boutique hotel surrounded by a variety of restaurants, cafes, bars and shops. Modern facilities & great location to Darling Harbour. Breakfast was great.
Spicers Potts Point is located in Sydney, 1.1 mi from Circular Quay. Guests can enjoy a drink in the guest bar, breakfast in the garden courtyard or host a small meeting in a private room. Everything! Great location, with lots of restaurants and sites in easy walking distance.
Featuring a casino, a day spa and 20 bars and restaurants, The Darling at The Star is just 2133 feet from Cockle Bay. It's location is perfect for a night at the Lyric Theatre.
Located in Sydney and with The Star Event Centre reachable within 8 miles, Darcy's Hotel has express check-in and check-out, non-smoking rooms, a garden, free WiFi and a shared lounge. Lovely period home, very comfortable, quiet and private.
Mary Mackillop Place is located in the heart of North Sydney, within a 10-minute drive of Sydney Harbor Bridge and the world renowned Sydney Opera House. Free WiFi access is available. Really clean comfortable room. Peaceful breakfast room.
Located in the heart of Kings Cross, ibis budget Sydney East offers budget accommodations just 10 minutes’ walk from Hyde Park, Oxford Street and the Australian Museum. Early check in & late check out was no problems and no extra cost. Very friendly.
The North Sydney Hotel offers accommodations in Sydney with access to an on-site bar, bistro and gaming area as well as an outdoor area, where smoking is allowed. The rooms are above the restaurant and casino, But, very quiet.
Located in North Sydney, Dalziel Lodge offers guest budget boutique accommodations. You'll stay in a heritage building with all the modern essentials including air conditioning and free WiFi. The courtyard garden was lovely. Palm Thai restaurant on Pacific Hwy was 10 minutes walk away with...
Offering boutique accommodations with free WiFi and free light breakfast, Ashfield Manor is located in the Inner West of Sydney, 20 minutes' drive from Sydney Olympic Park and Sydney Airport. Very good small hotel in all aspects, especially in value. Rooms are tiny but clean.
Just 300-yards from Strathfield Railway Station, Strathfield Executive Accommodations offers free Wi-Fi and a fitness center. All rooms offer a satellite flat-screen TV and a kitchenette. The staff were really friendly, welcoming, and helpful.
Located in the heart of Double Bay, just 2.8 mi from Sydney city center, The Savoy Hotel features free WiFi and a selection of rooms and suites with a flat-screen TV and an private bathroom. As always everyone and everything was superb
St Paul's Serviced Studios Sydney offers 4-star accommodations, just 1476 feet from The University of Sydney and a 10-minute walk from Royal Prince Alfred Hospital. Kate was lovely and very welcoming. Sizeable room in a fantastic location.
Ovolo Woolloomooloo is a 5-star hotel located in Sydney. All accommodations offers an iPad and unique historic fittings. Guests enjoy an indoor pool and a fitness center. Everything was amazing couldn’t fault anything.
Just 5 minutes’ walk from Sydney’s iconic Darling Harbor, Ovolo 1888 is a restored heritage building offering modern accommodations with free WiFi and access to a 24-hour fitness center. Amazing interiors of the ground floor bar and the rooms. The beds were very comfortable!
Just 4 minutes’ walk from Woolloomooloo Bay, the 19th-century Simpsons Hotel offers boutique accommodations with free Wi-Fi. It features a cozy guest lounge with a fireplace and an extensive library. Breakfast was excellent, lovely breakfast room, lots of daily newspapers, very well presented...
Offering stylish rooms with an iPad2, an Apple TV and a BOSE sound system, this boutique hotel is in the Sydney CBD (Central Business District), only 5 minutes’ walk from Circular Quay Ferry Terminal.... The rooms are very spacious and feel a lot more private then other general hotel rooms
Hotel Palisade offers accommodations in Sydney. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar. Overseas Passenger Terminal is 2297 feet from Hotel Palisade, while Circular Quay is 2625 feet from the property. This hotel is located within walking distance from the downtown and the harbor.
Close to the Sydney Harbor Bridge and Sydney Opera House, The Grace Hotel offers luxury rooms and a rooftop fitness center with an indoor swimming pool and a sauna. The size of the room was great, the whole hotel is pretty clean.
Located in a historic 19th-Century building in Circular Quay, near The Rocks, the 5-star InterContinental Hotel overlooks the iconic Sydney Opera House and Harbor Bridge. Fantastic view!!Awesome Staff👍🏻Verygood food👍🏻
On average, it costs $95 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Sydney for tonight. You'll pay around $174 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Sydney will cost around $263, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Citadines Connect Sydney Airport, Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel Sydney, and Studio 8 Residences - Adults Only are some of the popular hotels in Sydney.
Many families visiting Sydney loved staying at Kafnu Alexandria, St Paul's Serviced Studios Sydney, and Mrs Banks Hotel.
Sydney Eastern Suburbs, Sydney Central Business District, and Bondi are popular with other travelers visiting Sydney.
Travelers who stayed in Sydney near Kingsford Smith Airport (SYD) have said good things about Rydges Sydney Airport Hotel, Stamford Plaza Sydney Airport, and Mantra Hotel at Sydney Airport.
Sofitel Sydney Darling Harbour, Citadines Connect Sydney Airport, and Pier One Sydney Harbour, Autograph Collection got great room view-related reviews from travelers in Sydney.
Some of the best hotels in Sydney near Sydney Olympic Park include Meriton Suites Carter Street, Pullman Sydney Olympic Park and Sydney Olympic Park Apartment.
For hotels in Sydney that serve highly-rated breakfasts, try Spicers Potts Point, Pier One Sydney Harbour, Autograph Collection, and Mary MacKillop Place.
These hotels in Sydney are highly rated by couples: Little Albion, a Crystalbrook Collection Boutique Hotel, Spicers Potts Point, and The Langham Sydney.
On average, 3-star hotels in Sydney cost $87 per night, and 4-star hotels in Sydney are $131 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Sydney can be found for $197 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Sydney this weekend is $188 or, for a 4-star hotel, $263. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Sydney for this weekend cost around $385 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Rooms were clean, however, i didnt expect that the room is smaller than i thought. Pictures are misleading =)... but it's ok.The 3 of us fits ourselves in anyway.Bedsheets are neat and comfy,location is great it's just in the heart if the city. Very convenient to walk around. It's a good choice.. Thumbs up Sydney hotel CBD.
What a great place to stay. We had dinner in china town which was wonderful. We caught the train to Circula Quay and walked around enjoying the entertainment and Street foods. Darling Harbour was next then the Ferry back to Circula Quay , the ferry over to Loona Park. Just wonderful. The views from our room at the North Sydney Harbourview hotel was spectacular .
Phenomenal city, friendly, helpful, nice people, beautiful harbor, amazing public transportation, limitless things to do and see. We stayed in The Rocks, which has character, history, is fun, and close to everything you would want to see, including the opera house, harbor bridge, botanical gardens, Hyde Park, ANZAC memorial, Darling Harbour, Circular Quay.....We walked for miles each day, rode the ferries to Manly and Bondi Beach, did the Coogie to Bondi coastal walk, went to museums and historical sites, sailed on a tall ship, took the opera house tour. The Opera House itself is stunning and the story behind it is amazing. The Rusell Hotel opened in the late 1800s and has so much charm and character, including an expansive reading room with balcony and a rooftop garden and sitting area that is perfect for relaxing at the end of a long day of exploring. Phenomenal coffee shops and bakeries everywhere.
We did hotel hopping so started at the InterContinental Hotel in Double Bay which was outstanding - so new and classy! Then we moved to the Holiday Inn in Darling Harbour which was a good location for Chinatown, Paddy's Market & Darling Harbour. Then we moved to Seasons Harbour Plaza in Darling Harbour which was a great location to Darling Harbour and Sydney Tower & Queen Victoria Building for fantastic shopping (but sadly the airconditioning didn't work in our room and had to resort to an electric fan so would definitely think twice whether to go there again) and lastly once the city stuff was done we moved over to Coogee Beach for a wonderful last night at the Crowne Plaza! A great location to unwind - would recommend not being there on a weekend though as was crowded on Valentines Day but great on the Monday as everyone back at work! The Zoo is fantastic for all ages & going on the Eco Hopper Ferry including Zoo Entry & Harbour Sightseeing was brilliant! You begin the zoo with a great Gondola ride and the backdrop once walking through the zoo is the Opera House & Harbour Bridge! The Stockroom Restaurant at the InterContinental Hotel in Double Bay has delicious food! The lunchtime buffet at the 180 degrees Restaurant at Sydney Tower was fantastic - both the food and the view! Shopping is always fun - especially at the Queen Victoria Building stores and also at Paddy's Market! The Opal card is a great service - just have to remember to tap on and tap off to make it work! Would avoid travelling into and out of the Sydney CBD during peak traffic.
Taking the Manly Ferry is a great way to combine a harbour cruise with a visit to beautiful Manly Beach and to have a seaside lunch. Great views can be found by climbing the pylon of Harbour bridge and by having an expensive but delicious dinner at Altitude, the restaurant in the Sang-ri-la Hotel. The restaurant is higher than the bridge so the views of the bridge and the Opera House and the outlying green areas around Sydney are stellar. A wonderful walk from the opera house to the historical center city can be taken through the botanic gardens. Another great view is at the Harbourview Hotel's restaurant. The food is delicious, too. We found the Hop On Hop Off Bus and the train to be very convenient for getting around efficiently. The hotel concierge can sell HOHO tickets to seniors at a discount, but the bus driver will have to charge full price--unless you have an Australian ID. We were in Sydney for Australia Day so it was very crowded but extremely fun! There were boat races, decorated boats, and decorated people.
It was away from the main hustle and bustle of the CBD and Darling Harbour in a very peaceful and relaxing setting (although we may have visited during University holiday period). Shops were available close by for good food and we were able to walk to the CBD and Darling Harbour. Was perfect for our short stay. We arrived outside of the office hours but a phone call (courtesy of our taxi driver) enabled us to use the after hours number and we were greeted and shown to our rooms.
The suites are very comfortable and big (compared to what you’ll get in CBD). Also comes with a well equipped kitchen (pots, pans, dishwasher, microwave) and a washer & dryer. It isn’t in CBD but the train station is a 2-3 min walk away and goes straight to the main stops (Circular Quay, Darling Harbour, Airport). Nearby there are cafes and a huge supermarket, which is really convenient. The rooms are clean and everyone at the hotel were very helpful.
I’ve stayed in a number of hotels in and around Sydney CBD. The location, comfort, staff, and atmosphere were one of the best I have experienced! The bed was very comfortable, and we could hear very little noise from the outside (our room overlooked Sussex St). Midday checkout was definitely a huge positive! I can’t comment on the restaurant because we didn’t eat there. I will definitely be staying here again!
Co-located and sharing services with the Novotel and Pullman Hotels at Sydney Olympic Park, this Ibis Hotel is directly across the road from the stadiums. Parking is expensive but comparable with other sites in Sydney. The parking guys did an amazing job fitting in so many cars the night we were there (for a Pink concert). The rooms are clean, comfortable and well set up for short stays.
You have a gentleman that greets you out the front, his name is Tahir, he wears a number of coloured suits. He was very friendly, happy and very welcoming! He is a credit to your establishment, it’s an great change of pace from the very formal greetings you usually get with other hotels. Also the hotel is great, with great facilities. It’s close by to everything.
The property was delightfully located on Potts Point. There were plenty of restaurants and grocery/bottle shops in the area. We enjoyed our daily walk around the neighborhood and found the walk downtown to be easy and enjoyable. From our 5th floor room we had a beautiful view of the CBD and part of the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Being in the CBD and short walk to bus and a great train station. I particularly like the hassle free and quick commute to the airport by direct train service. I was concerned about shared bathroom but once I got used to it in just one day, I actually found it great as it was always available and clean.
The property was very accessible to the whole Sydney CBD, not to mention it is a minute walk to the Museum Station which has direct airportlink. The price is a bit expensive but given the accessibility and comfort, I would still recommend it. Free continental breakfast was also great!
Superb location just next to the shopping centres, park and harbour which is ideal if staying in the city centre. Staff where really friendly and happy to help, room was good value especially during the festive period in comparison to some other hotels
Just 3 stops away from Sydney international airport through Green Line. New and clean hotel. I love the room and the free bread breakfast and overflowing coffee. Thank you Bupeesh for lending me an outlet adaptor! You guys deserve 5 star from me! 😄
The convenient location. We had to stay a night in Sydney, and the hotel was well located. It’s right next to the international airport and 10 mins approx away from the domestic airport and it has a couple of restaurants within the area
good location, only half an hour walk to CBD, Darling Harbour and Sydney Opera House, nice people, friendly staff, good atmosphere, you have the chance to be friend with backpackers from all around the world.
The location is good. However beware, much of the CBD area is affected by light-railway work for the foreseeable future. It creates noise, dust and restricted access for many hotels along the route.
I have stayed in the CBD quite frequently and this is one of the better hotels. It is in a central location, close to Central station and only a short walk to George Street, QVB and Darling Harbour.
Perfect stay!! Amazing view to Darling harbour, very comfortable bed, very helpful and professional staff, a plus since I did not get the same service from staff in other hotels in Australia
I loved the location being such a short stroll to Sydney CBD for shopping. I also have a soft spot for retro styled hotels that make me feel like I have stepped back in time.
Great location in the CBD close to conference hotel. Close to Museum Train Station so easy to get to from airport.
Close to Sydney CBD , easy to walk to Darling Harbour and other attractions
Comfortable bed. Good working shower. Modern furnished. Good room size. Trolley available for comfortable transfer of luggage to airport in walking distance.
It's location is perfect for a night at the Lyric Theatre.
