Nice little boutique hotel. Great value for money in terms of room and location but may be a bit…read morenoisy due to location and thin walls between rooms. Walk up Darlinghurst road towards Potts Point for the nicest cafes. Wilbur's place, Chez Dee, Room 10 or Fratelli Paradiso.

This review is 3 months overdue but WHO CARES!…read more I stayed here for a week and I was pleasantly surprised. It was really affordable, the room was small but modern, 24 hour front desk so i felt safe as a lone traveler, the area is pretty lively at night. There's a cab line right in front of the hotel so that's a huge plus, if you book a tour The Bayswater Sydney is right next door to a centrally located hotel that all tours pick you up from, it was just the most easy place to stay. I had everything i needed right there. there are restaurants, corner stores, bars, clubs surrounding the hotel. and if none of those interested me then I just hopped in a cab right out front and went on my way. Every cab knew where my hotel was and I was never lost! there's a pieface around the corner HUGE +! I'm not sure if they are located everywhere like Starbucks is in NY but I was just happy to have an amazing meat pie every day!!! The hotel was quiet at night and you barely run into people. It's a nice boutique hotel. I stayed in the small double and I tell you ITS SMALL! two people can stay there but it'll have to be a couple that know each other well because if you're shy about being heard using the bathroom then forget about it, the small double isn't for you! But it was perfect for me because I was alone. The bathroom is nice and modern looking but small of course with a stand up showers with glass doors. You get free 24 hour access to the gym across the street, there's a tours desk, flat screen TV (unfortunately crappy channels) a fridge, closet with plenty of space, a desk and that's it. I had a good stay here and i would do it again! NOW GO! Lay your head on the Bayswater Sydney!

Amazing welcome from warm friendly staff who could t do enough to make our check in easy…read more Apartment is a good size and well furnished. Full kitchen and good range of crockery pots etc Very clean and well appointed. Maybe a little tired but still good. Comfortable bed but pillows a little firm for my liking. Could t find the heating/air con control until reception told us it's behind master bedroom door. Supermarket and train station just around the corner. Great location. Have stated in lots of Meriton's suites and they are great value for money

I go to Sydney for work annually, and I usually book my accommodation at a Meriton Suites because I…read morelike apartment hotels. This is the third time I stayed at this specific property and my first post pandemic. Location is great. It's right by George St. with all the good restaurants, walking distance from World Square and QVB, and Town Hall station is right around the corner. My only complaint is how long it takes to get an elevator. They only have two elevators and when it gets busy you have to wait a long while just to go up, and it'll take forever to go down because it has to make multiple floor stops. I don't remember this problem pre-pandemic, but I think this would prevent me from staying at this location again.

I'd have thought that a pub going by the name of the 'Arts Hotel' would have been somewhat more…read morearty inside, but alas, that was not the case when I was here. Still, for a pub on Oxford Street it wasn't all that busy, which I didn't mind, but then again it isn't located down the 'business' end of Oxford street. The place was quite nice though, and it is a good place for a quiet beer and to relax.

I recently had the sheer joy of staying at this delightful hotel. The staff were exuberant and…read moregenuinely friendly and helpful. They had a certain flair about them, as does the hotel. The gorgeous courtyard boasts (in a non-showy/non-obnoxious way) a beautiful fountain and an inviting pool encased by a splendid tall wall. The stetting is reminiscent (to me) of all thing ancient Rome and goddess like. Our twin room cost $144 a night (during the week) and I reckon it was an absolute bargain. Some, shall we say, interesting art adorned one of the walls....see attached pic to see what I mean. The heavy mustard curtains kept all morning light out and made for a cozy night's sleep. We even had a dimmer in the room, alluring and romantic could be two words I'd use to describe the dimmed night light. Except I was staying there with my sister. But the dimmer was still a fun novelty. They always are. Complimentary muffins made us smile as we trotted out the door towards Sydney adventures and the $15 a pop buffet breakfast was worth every precious penny. I look forward to my next stay at Arts Hotel. I hope it's not too far off....

My friend and I booked separate rooms for Mardi Gras and World Pride. My experience was very…read morepositive. 1. The beds we're comfortable. 2. The shower has solid water pressure and no shortage of hot water. 3. The neighborhood is away from the noise of Oxford street but close enough to be where the action in a short walk. 4. The room cleaning flexed to my schedule and the hotel staff was very friendly. The rooms are a bit on the small side but Sydney is so beautiful, why would you want to be in the room except for sleep. I would stay here again.

Easy check in, clean and comfortable rooms. Simple, no frills, in a good area, a quick stroll to…read morethe Botanical Gardens cutting down the stars and by the marina. Definitely recommend the rooms with a view!

I'm in Sydney about once or twice a year, and I usually stay in the CBD near the Circular Quay…read more This was my first time staying at the Marriott Sydney Harbour, and I am impressed. I arrived at 8am, and they didn't have any rooms available for early check-in. However, they had an early arrival lounge on the 6th floor which has showers for you to freshen up, and which I truly appreciated. I've stayed at other hotels where they gave me access to the hotel gym to shower, but this early access lounge is a full bathroom attached to a small private room for you to unpack and reorganize if needed without being in the general lounge area. Other amenities include free treats in the lobby sometime (they served ice cream once while staying there), fruit water by the check in counter with individual Mentos, and you can borrow an umbrella for free. The room was clean but nothing spectacular, which is fine with me. Housekeeping occurs daily. Overall an excellent stay if you want to be nearby Circular Quay.

I didn't stay here, but I did attend an event here. Therefore this review is solely based on the…read moreevent space and conference rooms. I enjoyed coming here for an event! The conference rooms are large and was a great setting for the event I attended. I will say on day two it was quite hot and I'm not sure if the air conditioning was circulating or broken. We did have a food option at our event as well. The food I did try was pretty good and fresh! The location of this hotel is great too for those looking for accommodations! It's within a 5 minute walk of Circular Quay, and there are also plenty of restaurants around to grab a bite to eat!

Sweet little place! Super friendly and helpful staff. Free wifi in the lobby. Not-too-far walk from…read morea lot of things. It ain't no luxury hotel, but a great place to stay if you're gonna be out and about doing touristy things. Everything was super clean. I even had a microwave, mini fridge and kitchen sink in my unit!

Small cute hotel in walking distance of Kings Cross and Oxford St. Friendly helpful staff - Emma…read morefrom Canada was lovely, and knowledgeable about the neighborhood. Good-sized suites with plenty of room to spread out. I would stay there again under similar circumstances - traveling alone for a short stay. It was a $32 round trip from Sydney airport via airport shuttle - about 40 minutes even with multiple stops. Good: Low rates relative to local hotels Convenient location Friendly staff Large rooms/suites Balconies Coffee/tea in the room Non-smoking Not so good: Some deferred maintenance No face towels in my room Dishes not clean No staff on site after 10pm Bathroom is very tight Might be noisy for light sleepers

This is not a five-star accommodation. What it is is clean, comfortable and quiet. It is an…read moreapartment hotel, so it has minimal, but friendly management and is kept up well. With kitchens, laundry, and balcony for each room and parking, a gym, sauna and pool on-site - what's not to love? Other things to love are the area - very cool Chippendale and Redfern next door. Lots of art galleries and the fab bakery, Brickfields a block away. A short walk to a supermarkets, bottle shop, chemist and (the reason I stay here) a short walk to the University of Sydney. If you're cabbing it from the airport, a night fare is between $20-30. I highly recommend this place if the location suits you.

Stayed here for one night. There was mould on the bedroom ceiling and the area looks pretty dodgy,…read morebars on windows and drunks on street corners. I won't be booking here again. However, they voluntarily gave a full refund when we complained.

I stayed at the Vibe Hotel in North Sydney and it was a wonderful experience…read more Location: excellent, with a good food hall with lots of different cuisines downstairs and walking distance to numerous coffee shops and restaurants Check-in: A+, we arrived late but there were friendly faces to greet us. When there was an issue with needing a room with two beds instead of just a king, the front desk promptly and cheerfully fixed the issue Rooms: spacious and well-appointed with a modern feel, new fixtures and rooms up high enough to escape the noise of the busy street below. They provided a Keurig machine and a refrigerator and optional snacks and drinks. The beds were comfortable, not too firm nor too soft.