Hotels in Sydney

I am currently staying at 'The Biltmore Hotel' on Campbell Parade, on the sea front at Bondi Beach. However, something is definitely rotten in the state of Denmark, and I am writing this opinion to advise you to find a better place to stay should you visit this area. I am staying in a 4 bed dorm, which consists of an average sized room with 2 bunk beds. Also in the room is a small fridge and a sink that is hanging off the wall. There is only 1 plug socket in the room, but unfortunately the fridge has claimed it. So what you have here is a bog standard, totally average slice of hostel accommodation. The rooms are all in some state of disrepair, ...  Read the complete review

I have just stayed in Surfside coogee for a week. This is quite a small hostel, in the suburb of coogee in sydney. Its above mcdonalds and theres loads of cafes and restuarants around so you dont need to worry about going hungry. The company Ozintro have this hostel as the base to sleep everyone who books their activity week, so theres always loads of people there up for a good time. If you want a quiet hostel then this is not for you. There are dorm rooms that sleep 12 and 4, and private rooms that sleep 2. I didnt meet anyone who had a room to themselves so just assumed that they are all dorm rooms. Theres a seperate boys and ...  Read the complete review

My job has taken me to many destinations in the Southeast Asia and South Pacific region and I have stayed at a variety of hotels in Australia, New Zealand, Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Hong Kong, the Philippines, South Korea and Japan. The Regent Hotel in Sydney was probably one of the best I have experienced, all things considered. I stayed at the Regent for 10 days recently. I selected the hotel and made the booking through the Four Seasons website (this is one of their hotels). There were no hitches and I was able to occupy the room as soon as I arrived at 8:00 am. When my stay was over, checkout was equally smooth. The Regent is ...  Read the complete review

This is a small hotel with about 60 rooms with an interesting turn of the century facade, but a modern light and airy reception area. All the staff in the hotel where very helpful and pleasant. I would recommend if you stay here that you get one of the harbour view rooms as you can see two of the Sydney icons, the harbour bridge and the opera house, directly from the bedroom window. The breakfast is a help yourself to continental or cooked, the lunch and dinner menus in the restaurant are nothing special, but you can visit one of the many restaurants in the Rocks district, which is 5 minutes away right on the water front, where the food varied and excellent. You are ...  Read the complete review