Hotels in Sydney Eastern Suburbs, Maroubra

It’s too expensive. There’s no other place to book in Bondi Beach so I chose here. The room I checked in first (the cheapest one-bedroom) was terrible, but I later upgraded to this room for an extra 300 AUD. The French lady at the front desk was nice, but the French male manager who came later gave me a lot of excuses for the price. There is no scenery. Just walk to the beach for 10 minutes. The bills next to the hotel are delicious.

It's a 5-minute walk from Coogee Beach. Opposite the hotel is a supermarket and a drug store. The room is very private and quiet. It has a mini kitchen, which I didn't use in a hurry. All in all, it's very cost-effective.

Very cool apartments. A chic huge balcony!!! Kitchen, bath, bed, wifi all at 5 points!!! Excellent location, downstairs a bunch of cafes and shops. 5 minutes from the beach. Everything super! The only one, the letter about check out came much later than the expulsion itself. Acted on purpose) thank you for the hospitality!

Australian hotels do not come with disposable toothbrushes and toothpaste, as well as slippers and shower caps, but have shampoos and shower gels. Overall clean

A real hotel, the room rate is 175 USD, the accommodation is similar to the 7 Days Inn in China. Although the surrounding environment is quiet and clean. But the room is 10 square meters, the bathroom is 2 square meters, and only bath towels, hand towels and soap, shampoo, toilet paper, hair dryer, password box are provided. There are tea and coffee, but I had diarrhea after drinking them, probably because they are expired. The hotel does not even have bottled water, because Australian water is directly drinkable. Bottled water is available, but most of it is bought by Chinese. There is a public kitchen and laundry room, and you need to pay coins to wash clothes and sell laundry powder.

The nearby decoration may not be very good, and may be woken up in the morning, but the room facilities are clean, the front desk service is very good, and it is safe and there is only a room card in the night to enter the great hotel.

A small white house on the side of Avoca Road is the hotel. It has two floors, complete room facilities, comfortable mattresses and soft lighting. Sydney has strong sunshine, and there are reversible wooden blinds in the window to completely block the light. The water from the bathroom faucet is very strong. There is a public kitchen and washing machine downstairs to facilitate the needs of guests. The main door and room doors of the hotel are password locks, which will be given on the door card when checking in. The hotel is basically self-service, and the front desk is open from 11 to 16 o'clock. If you check out early, you can put the door card in a small box in the window. You will receive a thank you email when you check out, which is consistent with the specifications of high-star hotels. The hotel has a good location and can walk to UNSW. There is L2 light rail within a few hundred meters to CBD, and many bus lines can reach every corner of Sydney. The room is comfortable, the transportation is convenient, and the price is low. This hotel is the first choice for students and parents in New South to land in Sydney.

Because the thunderstorm weather Sydney Airport was all closed, the hotel was urgently fixed that night, but it was really worth it! High cost performance, large room, large terrace, kitchen utensils, can cook, but the cooking fumes are careful, the fire alarm will ring, we will sound 2 alarms when cooking, there is a hotel security officer I ran up to see the situation and didn't say anything. We felt very embarrassed. I can eat on the terrace (Figure 1-2), and my mom gave a hearty breakfast (Figure 4). The B1 floor of the hotel elevator is the food supermarket (Figure 4). It is quite big, the dishes are very fresh, and you can do it by buying a round-trip hotel room downstairs. There is a passage at the entrance of the food supermarket. It is the road, and the road is just opposite Bondi Beach. It is very close.