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Pier One Sydney Harbour, Autograph Collection
4.5/5119 Reviews

Pier One Sydney Harbour, Autograph Collection

Walsh Bay Dawes Point|0.31km from Sydney Harbour Bridge
Pier One Sydney Harbour is a class on its own. Check-in was a breeze and our luggages were already in our room when we got there. We got the room with a view of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and it was fantastic. It wasn't a floor to ceiling window due to the design of the building, but it was still magical to see the bridge even from the king size bed. We slept and woke up to that view. The room was also spacious and could fit all three of our large, opened luggages, and had the nespresso machine, usual toiletries as well as robes and slippers. The bed and pillows were very comfortable and the room was spotless. Breakfast buffet was ample (although other hotels have more offerings during buffet breakfast) but just right for the price. The Rocks, Darling Harbour and Circular Quay are all walkable from the hotel which makes it a great base in Sydney. Pier One really made our Sydney stay more memorable.

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Pier One Sydney Harbour, Autograph Collection
4.5/5119 Reviews

Pier One Sydney Harbour, Autograph Collection

Walsh Bay Dawes Point|0.31km from Sydney Harbour Bridge
Pier One Sydney Harbour is a class on its own. Check-in was a breeze and our luggages were already in our room when we got there. We got the room with a view of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and it was fantastic. It wasn't a floor to ceiling window due to the design of the building, but it was still magical to see the bridge even from the king size bed. We slept and woke up to that view. The room was also spacious and could fit all three of our large, opened luggages, and had the nespresso machine, usual toiletries as well as robes and slippers. The bed and pillows were very comfortable and the room was spotless. Breakfast buffet was ample (although other hotels have more offerings during buffet breakfast) but just right for the price. The Rocks, Darling Harbour and Circular Quay are all walkable from the hotel which makes it a great base in Sydney. Pier One really made our Sydney stay more memorable.

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Glenferrie Lodge

Glenferrie Lodge

4.2/593 Reviews
The location is nice. Good view, close to ferry stop. You can go restaurant by 10 minutes walk. The staff were kind. Breakfast is simple and delicious. The room is clean but shared toilet and shower rooms seem like older one. And little bit noisy.
YHA Sydney Harbour

YHA Sydney Harbour

4.5/569 Reviews
Located in The Rocks, walking distance to Circular Quay. Need to be a mountain goat to walk here, especially with luggage. Once dropped off, explore the beautiful Rocks area. I caught the train to Circular Quay, where the Opera House and Harbour Bridge is. Then walked up many, many stairs to get here. Well worth it. Very modern, even though it's built over an archaeological site of part of the old Rocks area. Beautifully done and preserved. Room was very modern and clean, albeit expensive for a double ensuite room. But i did not mind paying for the location and cleanliness. Bathroom modern and clean. Lockers available for long term hire. I can not rate it highly enough The rooftop of this hostel!!?? Absolutely second to none. Perfect views of the Opera House, Bridge and harbour
Establishment Hotel

Establishment Hotel

4.3/551 Reviews
Sydney Central Business District
Location drew me to Establishment, situated near some of my favourite restaurants in Sydney and close to the venue where I was doing business. Establishment delivers for location. I also chose Establishment for a little bit of luxury to break a heavy work schedule and it did not live up to expectation. It seems to be a great party crash hotel for the bucks/hens night with few services that really speak to the time poor luxury business traveller. It’s beautifully styled with a comfortable bed, but that is about the limit. It’s the services and the quality of the room features that let it down. No 24 hour room service and a menu that is not reflective of the quality of the food precinct it’s situated in. (I went out to get an excellent take away breakfast that I brought back to my room rather than order anything from the scant breakfast menu that looked like a take away menu). I left my computer power charger at home, but concierge could not help me with one to borrow or ideas on where I could buy a replacement. The bath is very narrow and not much hot water - I boiled the kettle to get it a bit warmer. Hunter products in the bathroom but there was no hair conditioner and few of the little luxuries that you would expect in such a stylish bathroom such as extra towels, make up mirrors/lighting, an extra soap for the bath. The room fittings are pretty tired and scuffed up. It’s certainly ready for a bit of a renovation/ refresh. The carpet looks like it’s seem some amazing parties. The room, particularly the bathroom, smelled strongly of cigarette smoke despite it being a non smoking hotel. The bathroom shower curtain was really dirty and needs to be replaced. Lots of marks on the walls and scuff marks on furniture - looks tired and a bit worn out. There is no dedicated space to work for business travellers, other than a long table near the window but I had to sit on the bed. Inside the lift the small seating looks like it had seen some parties as well and not clean enough to sit on. No hand sanitiser anywhere. This was the most expensive room rate for the CBD area I wanted to be in, and the result was disappointing. As a lover of boutique hotels, I was looking forward to staying here, but based on this experience I won’t return and can’t recommend this one.
Pier One Sydney Harbour, Autograph Collection

Pier One Sydney Harbour, Autograph Collection

4.5/5119 Reviews
Walsh Bay
Pier One Sydney Harbour is a class on its own. Check-in was a breeze and our luggages were already in our room when we got there. We got the room with a view of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and it was fantastic. It wasn't a floor to ceiling window due to the design of the building, but it was still magical to see the bridge even from the king size bed. We slept and woke up to that view. The room was also spacious and could fit all three of our large, opened luggages, and had the nespresso machine, usual toiletries as well as robes and slippers. The bed and pillows were very comfortable and the room was spotless. Breakfast buffet was ample (although other hotels have more offerings during buffet breakfast) but just right for the price. The Rocks, Darling Harbour and Circular Quay are all walkable from the hotel which makes it a great base in Sydney. Pier One really made our Sydney stay more memorable.
Park Hyatt Sydney

Park Hyatt Sydney

4.5/559 Reviews
The large mirror in the room faces the bed. You can come in if you don't mind. The location is between stations 22 and 23 of BIGBUS. Sydney Harbor has a quieter atmosphere than Darling Harbor. The hotel floor is not high, so if you want to see the mountains from a small perspective, you should go to one of the big hotels. Then that day, when I opened the door to the restroom next to the breakfast room, I saw a huge cockroach, which scared me to death. The room hygiene is acceptable. There is a public walkway outside the balcony, and the shade cloth must be pulled up at all times. I don’t know why the beds in Sydney hotels are too soft, which is not suitable for the elderly.
Carnarvon Lodge Kirribilli, Sydney

Carnarvon Lodge Kirribilli, Sydney

3.5/59 Reviews
Originally booked shared bathroom, because it is relatively empty, the other is in the renovation, the boss gave us a upgrade. The room was just renovated and tasted a bit. Everything else is very good. Chinese boss, Chinese communication is convenient.

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