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    Kings Cross Hotel

    3.4 (25 reviews)
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    Open 10:00 am - 1:00 AM (Next day)

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    All set for a wet Australia day!
    Den B.

    Huzzah I love the Kings X hotel its my local and I highly recommend it. Lets see we have good food for the most part although I did have a sunday roast where most of the lamb was actually fat the girl working the bars response was I didn't cook it. They sell some good beers recommend a Macs Hop Rocker for any pilsner fans not oftenyou see that on the bar here. Also feauture a beer of th month currently the Redback wheat beer $5 a schooy Different levels for different moods, if there is a big footy game on the ground floor bar feels great its nice and cool and reasonably dark so you don;t feel too bad for being drunk on a Saturday afternoon. The Mezzi level with its balony overlooking the Kings Cross is a great spot to people watch there's no view of the city as someone else claimed unless your on the top balcony level 5 and then you kinda have to peer over a wall. Level 5 is setup more towards cocktails and its a great spot you can see as far as the light house in Dover heights and sit watching the Fitness First freaks do star jumps all whilst enjoying a Mojito. You see different faces in here all the time there is a good mix of locals and of course the ever present Backpackers but its interesting to see, its a pub thats got everything even a live venue @FBI social, you get a DJ often on saturday nights on the Mezzi level

    Pool Table
    David S.

    All I can say is that this pub pretty much takes after it's name sake. Basically it is full of backpackers and the type, and when I say full I usually mean pretty packed. In fact the few times that I have been here this has been the experience. The pub actually has a couple of levels, with a balcony overlooking the Coca-cola sign, and a VIP lounge downstairs. I usually make my way up onto the balcony since I find that that is the best part of the pub. Mind you, it really isn't the sort of place that I particularly like, and now that I have noted it I doubt I'll be returning.

    Seaton K.

    Flwrgn are playing at the Kings Cross Hotel tonight and being an avid fan and wannabe groupie, I attend. I get there early and myself and a friend partake in the daily food special and I in the monthly beer. A chicken Schnitzel and Fat Yak for me. We find a seat and sit down, the place is full on a Thursday night and the FBI Social will be kicking of in forty minutes. The food arrives, $12 for a schnitzel, chips and coleslaw and $5 for the beer of the month, nobodies complaining. Well someone is, my fellow diner is certain the guy at the table next to us was given a much larger schnitzel, his proof, he couldn't finish it. We finish eating and head upstairs to level two where the show is about to start. The band take to the stage and twiddle knobs and tap buttons. They're an electronic indie band and their sound is rich and catchy. The crowd is warm and cheers are heard after each and every song. A few new songs are mingled into their set and the audience is appreciative. Next comes an electro singer who has the audience in stitches with his fawn like energy and wild dance moves topped off with deep singing voice and flavoursome guitar licks. His name is Swimwear and he has some truly bitchin' moves. The headliner, Voltaire Twins, are also very talented and it's an enjoyable night all round. The Fat Yak's keep on coming as we sit in this comfortable room, where the tables are old electric wire spools and the dim lights make for a moody venue. My one complaint for the Kings Cross Hotel is that there's no Fat Yak or Little Creatures on tap on level two so each round purchased must be purchased from downstairs. Stairs. No one likes stairs.

    Swiss brown & oyster mushroom spaghetti hell yeah (You will have to trust me)!
    David A.

    Decent atmosphere for a pub in the Cross, although I don't usually go during terrorist season (Fri/Sat night). Excellent tasty mid-priced pub grub with generally healthy sized portions. Nice semi-outdoors upstairs bar where (if you can get a seat) you can view the passing weirdlife. I think I used the pool tables once. The staff are for the most part polite and courteous if you don't act like an a-hole. They have a shared workspace for e-nomads apparently, haven't checked that though. Pokies mostly pay liked busted backsides but at least there's a place to smoke. And they fixed the damp smell. Another little alfresco spot out the front where you can invite beggars and people wanting to buy a cigarette but it is nice on a sunny day. I miss the days when it was a poorly lit crowded dive before the timber decking set in...but you can't have everything.

    I'm not sure if the Kings Cross Hotel has had a make over since I was here last or it's just the fact that I'm here during the day but it looks different. And for the better I think! There's still a thousand levels to choose from. Ok about five plus the rooftop but today me and my companion decide to sit on the first level courtyard to watch the people go by below us while we have some lunch. I check out the food menu and wish it was Tuesday night as I would love the ribs and coleslaw which are on special that night but me and my companion decide to share stuff from the 'share stuff' section of the menu. Apart from that there's also a pretty good array of things to choose from like burgers, steaks, pasta and salads. On perusal of the drinks menu, I now wish it was Wednesday to Friday as it's cocktail happy hour on those nights but alas it's not so we just decide to grab a beer each. There food was good and watching some of the people on the streets below made it an enjoyable little arvo!

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    There are 2 or 3 different areas to eat but I found it very loud and no Sunday dinners anymore. Hubby and friend ate there said it was okay.

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    Review Highlights - Kings Cross Hotel

    There are four floors that include music and a cool rooftop bar with a nice view of the city.

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    Potts Point Bottle Shop

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    This is a very good, but not great property…read more Location - ideal. Steps from Central Quay, tons of restaurants around, right in the middle of the CBD. Rooms - so/so. Smaller than expected and a bit dated. Bathroom was very cramped with little storage space. Comfy bed and very clean though. Service - honestly, outstanding. Friendly & helpful from every person we encountered. Pretty good!

    What a great hotel! The lobby is beautiful. The service was friendly and great. The concierge…read morewas helpful. We loved the bar off the lobby and the dining room served excellent meals. Room service was very quick, well done and delicious. It was such a fun place to stay! Our room? It was a little on the small side, but had nice views, was impeccably decorated, had a great bathroom and was spotlessly clean. Then, there was the location. It could not be better located . . . right across the street from the Circular Quay/Main Harbor. The Rocks nightlife area is a block away. The famed bridge is a few blocks beyond, and the Opera House is a fun 5-minute walk. The shopping district is an easy 2 or 3 blocks in the opposite direction. You absolutely could not ask for a better location. There were two slight negatives. First, the pool deck really feels like you are wedged up on a rooftop. We thought it might be a nice place to have a cocktail and view the skyline. For whatever reason, it has not been configured that way, although it seems to have spectacular potential. Our big criticism, though, is that we were there for 4 nights, over New Year's Eve. It was our first visit to Syndey, and the NYE fireworks have been a bucket list item for us. Anyway, the Four Seasons charges a huge premium for their "New Year's Eve" package. We obviously didn't mind paying the premium BUT, other than the room, you didn't actually GET anything for this "package." We had absolutely no idea where to view the fireworks, how to get into the viewing area, what the program was like, what time to go, etc. etc. There were 1.1 million people there. It was mobbed. It would have been nice for the Four Seasons to have had a little guide for their NYE Package guests. At the very least, the concierge should have had a little tutorial, rather than just vaguely waving in the direction of the harbor.

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