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A small private hotel in a white area, check out time at 10 o'clock, a bit regrettable. It takes a few minutes to walk to the pier. You can only take a ferry if you don’t have a car. It runs every hour at night. Opposite is City, convenient. There are no restaurants nearby. Some details in the room are not hygienic, which is a failure. Everything else is good. The owner should be a westerner, check in basically requires English information contact, self-service key picking, and there is no receptionist. This is an Australian characteristic.

We were at the Sydney Harbour National Park and went to the hotel. The front desk staff was very enthusiastic when we checked in. We told us how to go to restaurants and supermarkets nearby, but they got off work at 7 pm and used it after going out. The key opens the door. The door locks, switches and window styles in the room are very retro, the public bathroom is very clean and has no odor, and it can also be bathed inside. Although there are many other guests in the building, the room is soundproof. Foreign hotels generally do not charge a deposit. Since we had to catch the plane on the second day, we got up at 4 in the morning and put the key in the staff window when we left the store.

Every thing was good except we have to park on the street as our vehicle (which is an average 4 wheel drive mazda with roof rack would probably not fit into the VERY LOW garage

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.

Convenient for price and location. Apartment itself was strange, windows were not low enough to easily see out towards the harbour. Had to stand up and peer out to see anything. Positively, apartment was a good size and with a decent kitchen. Decor of the room was cheap and not well designed, just practical I guess. Lift system is so high tech that it’s confusing, we booked two rooms and the second room was on a different floor which we couldn’t easily get to, as keys only give access to one particular floor. I feel that was poor planning on the hotels behalf, if we book two rooms, they should at least try and make them on the same floor. It made the stay for parents a bit stressful as they felt trapped on their floor. Check in process took soo long, only two staff working and waited for almost 20 minutes to get to the front of the queue. Staff didn’t appear to be trying to hurry the process. In saying that we came down an hour or so later to try and sort out access to each others rooms, and there was now 5 staff members and very happy to help, much more efficient than earlier. The price of the room was the main draw card of staying here, I probably wouldn’t stay again. It’s very close to main motorway, not really easily walkable to locations like Luna Park and North Sydney restaurants.

The night tour, morning tour and sanctuary tours were very special for the kids, Cozy room, we got a rollaway bed for no extra charge for our 6 year old. Otherwise he could’ve also just slept on the couch. I liked how everything was eco friendly and had the environment in mind. Breakfast was good - cooked mushrooms and decent sausages, fresh cut fruit and decent barista made coffee.

Amazing hotel! I loved the room and the facilities provided (gym and launderette). Easy distance from restaurants, cafes, supermarkets and chemists. Really clean and comfort based. The only thing that disappointed me was that had I booked a premier studio room (hoping that’s the correct term) with a harbor view but was allocated a room with no view (city or harbor) upon check-in. Had to request for a different room and the staff were happy to reallocate but I believe the room was a less expensive one (since I lost the premier studio facilities) and was not offered any refunds for that.

Very satisfied with the accomodation. It was well kept and clean. The view was breathtaking. The staff are very friendly and helpful. Would rebook when in Sydney next and also recommend to family and friends visiting Sydney. A very convenient location as well.

Since its renovations this hotel now feels very slick and stylish. The rooms look great with its modern look, while still giving off warm and welcoming vibes. Beds are comfortable, and newly renovated bathrooms look great. Unfortunately, all of this aesthetic appeal is let down somewhat by the staff. I was barely greeted or acknowledged by the reception staff, and I was made to feel like I was interrupting them. There was no offer of help for my luggage or even recognition that someone with 2 large suitcases (and a child) would need assistance. The rooms no longer have phones inside them. Rather, the phone number to reception was provided during check-in. This normally wouldn't be an issue, however it seems like they just don't like answering their phone. I tested this theory myself by going into the lobby and calling the reception. Neither staff were attending to guests, and yet I can very plainly see the phone flashing and being ignored. I loved the decor and stylish touches of this new-look Rydges. Sadly, my most memorable experience from this hotel was rolling the hotel baggage cart to my room by myself to take down my luggage.

Very perfect experience, the staff who accompanied the tour were very kind, and one person could speak Chinese. The tour starts at 5:30 pm to end at 10 pm, and ends at 7 am to 9:30 the next morning. The itinerary is compact, and it is in the time period that has not yet been opened to the outside world. It feels that the zoo is private. Although the accommodation environment is a tent, it is simple but not simple, and it is very convenient to wash and bath.