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The Sydney CBD is the main hub for accommodation, offering the widest range of hotels. This area is ideal for both tourists and business travellers, thanks to its central location and excellent transport links.
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The Capsule Hotel
"Check in only till 9pm so need to email them for late check in. Capsules are ok."
The Fullerton Hotel Sydney
Situated in one of the city's most prestigious and historic buildings — the former General Post Office (GPO) at 1 Martin Place, Sydney CBD.
Citadines Walker North Sydney
"The reception and car park arrangement was quite confusing as the hotel is inside an office tower, with the reception located on the 5th floor and parking accessible through another building. The night shift staff were very helpful, but the morning shift staff were less accommodating and asked us to walk a long way to the car park and go down the ramp ourselves with our big luggage. Not very convenient for guests with cars, kids, or elderly family members. Nevertheless, the room was cozy and comfortable."
Paradox Sydney
"The check-in time is 3pm but I managed to check in before 8am thanks to a friendly reception staff who took the extra effort to offer help & check if my room was ready. I left my facial gel in the wellness centre and it was promptly returned to me by a hotel manager. Thankful to have met these 2 exemplary staff who made my stay very pleasant."
Four Seasons Hotel Sydney
"Overall, I enjoyed my stay at the hotel. The location was excellent. However, I was disappointed with the Partial Harbour View room. Based on the room category and additional cost, I expected a clearer view of Sydney Harbour, the Harbour Bridge, or even the Opera House. In reality, the harbour view was very limited and mostly blocked by surrounding buildings. I could hardly see the Harbour Bridge not to mention the to see the Opera House at all."
Nomads Sydney
"Room is fine. but it’s loud on 2:00am"
Shangri-La Sydney
Shangri-La Sydney is a luxury 5-star hotel located in the historic The Rocks district of Sydney, one of the most iconic and oldest areas in the city.
Quest North Sydney
"We were first given a room that looked good until we experienced using the bathroom. It was poorly designed. The shower stall was small such that we could not swing the shower door inwards to let us n or out and so have to enter or exit the shower door outwards. However, when opening the shower door outwards the door would scrape the floor and therefore interfere with the bath mat. The medicine cabinet/mirror hangs over the bathroom sink and there obstructs face washing and shaving. We asked for a change of room the next morning and receptionist who was familiar with the particular room willingly obliged. The new room had a different layout and was completely satisfactory. We stayed 5 nights at the hotel and was very satisfied with its amenities, cleanliness and location. I would highly recommend this hotel."
Pacific House Hostel
"The hotel is clean, the rooms and bathrooms are spotless, and the air conditioning works well. There are many guests, but it still feels private. Overall, it’s very good."
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Big Hostel
"Fine for a few nights, good common area / kitchen, great location next to Sydney main train station."
Ibis Budget Sydney Airport
This hotel offers an ideal, no-frills choice for budget-conscious travellers seeking essential comfort and practical amenities just a short walk ride from the domestic terminals.
Airport Hotel Sydney
Sydney Airport (Kingsford Smith Airport) is surrounded by a wide range of airport hotels, perfect for transit passengers, business travellers, and early flight departures.
APX Darling Harbour
"Location was good, but hard to find with gps in car. No signs indicating location of hotel. Hotel small and needed updating. Was fine for one night"
Hyatt Regency Sydney
"For a five star hotel, expectations were high. But Hyatt regency Sydney leaves a lot to be desired. Small rooms, no bath tub. Other hotels are better."
W Sydney
"The concierge staff misplaced our luggage and only got it back after few hours of waiting. Otherwise the overall stay is satisfactory."
InterContinental Sydney
"The hotel's location is incredibly convenient, just a 3-minute walk from Circular Quay. From there, you can catch ferries, the subway, or buses to practically anywhere in Sydney. The room view was great, and the breakfast was Western-style. Overall, I was very satisfied."
The Branksome Hotel & Residences
"I chose this hotel because we have an early flight in the morning. This is convenient with the shuttle service. The room is spacious and clean. The downsides are that it has a bit of airplane noise and quite far from the train station (20mins walk) and bus station (10mins walk)."
YEHS Hotel Sydney Harbour Suites
Rooms are designed for comfort and practicality, offering more space than standard hotel rooms. YEHS Hotel Sydney Harbour Suites offers a comfortable and convenient city stay, with a focus on space and value for money.
Mercure Sydney
"Hotel was okay in general but room size quite limited, stay for 3 nights. Breakfast was ok"
Park Regis City Centre
"Excellent stay, very close to public transport and pretty much everything"
Sofitel Sydney Darling Harbour
"My stay at Four Seasons Hotel Sydney was exceptional. The Full Harbour View Room was worth every cent, offering breathtaking, postcard-perfect views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Sydney Opera House right from the window. Watching ferries crossing the harbour, and the city lights at night felt magical. The room was beautifully maintained, comfortable, and thoughtfully designed to make the most of the iconic harbour panorama. Service is warmth."
Crown Towers Sydney
"I genuinely do not understand how this hotel can charge premium prices while operating at such an embarrassingly low standard. We stayed here for 9 nights and paid nearly $5,000 USD, and honestly this was one of the dirtiest and most poorly managed hotel experiences I have ever had. The level of hygiene is absolutely disgusting. The hallways are dirty, the rooms are dirty, the windows are filthy, the floors constantly feel dusty, and housekeeping clearly has no idea what they are doing. The bathroom was the perfect example of this disaster. On day one there was a toothpick lying on the bathroom floor. I left it there intentionally just to see if anyone would properly clean the bathroom. After 9 days, the same toothpick was still there 😄 Nine days. Same place. Same toothpick. That alone tells you everything about the “cleaning” in this hotel. Dust everywhere, TVs that look like they have not been wiped in years, dirty windows, terrible housekeeping standards — the entire hotel feels neglected and badly managed. And somehow after paying thousands of dollars for a room, guests are expected to BUY a charging adapter from reception for $25. Seriously? A hotel charging these prices cannot even provide basic essentials for guests? There are tea bags in the room, but no teaspoons. That perfectly summarizes the level of logic and management in this place. Now let’s talk about the so-called “restaurant.” Honestly, calling it a restaurant is an insult to actual restaurants. It is a cafeteria at best. The breakfast never changed once in 9 days. The exact same stale pastries every morning. I genuinely did not know it was possible to find bread this old every single day 😄 The quality of ingredients is horrible. For a hotel supposedly targeting international guests and people with above-average income, the food quality is honestly shocking. And the most disgusting part — the chocolate fountain. I will attach photos because there is visible mold inside the machine. Mold. In a hotel full of families and children. Who exactly is responsible if someone gets food poisoning from this? The only positive things in the entire hotel are the pool and the gym. Those areas are actually nice and seem to be maintained by people who care. Everything else feels like a hotel completely abandoned by management. Even the elevators are a disaster. Guests constantly stand there confused because the key card system barely works properly and nobody understands how the elevators are supposed to function. At this point even the staff look mentally exhausted from dealing with endless complaints all day long. This hotel has potential, but it is being destroyed by terrible management, unacceptable hygiene standards, and complete lack of professionalism. If ownership actually cares about the future of this business, they seriously need to replace management before the reputation of this hotel is ruined completely."
Quest St Leonards
The property blends modern design with practical living spaces, making it ideal for guests who want more than just a standard hotel room.
The Star Grand Hotel and Residences Sydney
"This hotel is excellent."
Meriton Suites Kent Street
"Nice location！ Services not good enough. How come 3 days clean and tidy up the room once but not everyday? This is really weird. No next time."
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Hotels Near Top Attractions in Sydney
Discover the charm of Sydney by staying near its iconic landmarks.
Sydney Opera House
Multi-venue performing arts complex that hosts opera, theatre, music, dance, and cultural events throughout the year.
Darling Harbour
One of the city’s top leisure areas, drawing both tourists and locals throughout the day and into the evening.
SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium
SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium is a large indoor marine attraction in Darling Harbour.
Hyde Park
A historic green park in Sydney's CBD, it's a large, beautifully landscaped green space that offers a peaceful escape from the surrounding city streets.
Sydney Tower Eye
At approximately 309 metres above the ground, it’s Sydney’s tallest observation point, offering uninterrupted, panoramic views in every direction.
Circular Quay
Circular Quay is best described as a busy waterfront area surrounded by some of Sydney’s most famous landmarks.
Queen Victoria Building
The Queen Victoria Building was originally built in the late 1800s (completed in 1898) and has since become one of the most iconic architectural attractions in Australia.
WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo
Staying near the zoo means you’re in the heart of Sydney’s entertainment district, surrounded by attractions such as SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium and Sydney Tower Eye.
Madame Tussauds Sydney
Madame Tussauds Sydney is a wax attraction on Darling Harbour, known for its lifelike figures of Hollywood stars and Australian icons.
Sydney Travel Information
Power Plug & Voltage
240V/Type I
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1 GBP ≈ 1.93 AUD
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Cards/ApplePay/Cash
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Telstra/Optus/Vodafone
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More Information About Sydney Hotels
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YHA Sydney Central |
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FAQ – Hotels in Sydney
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What is the average price of a hotel in Sydney this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Sydney this weekend is £230 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £279 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Sydney this weekend typically cost £423 per night.
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How much do hotels in Sydney cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Sydney during weekdays is £205 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £243 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Sydney generally cost £362 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Sydney?
Some of the best places to stay in Sydney are near popular attractions like Sydney Opera House, Darling Harbour and SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the best hotels for couples in Sydney?
Couples visiting Sydney have highly rated stays at Hotel Ravesis (from £104).
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What are the best family-friendly hotels in Sydney?
Families visiting Sydney often prefer hotels like Nightelier Narrabeen (from £82), which are well-known for their family-friendly features of spacious family rooms and child-friendly services.
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What are the top hotels in Sydney near Sydney Opera House?
Some of the top hotels in Sydney near Sydney Opera House include InterContinental Sydney (from £142), Rydges Australia Square (from £94) and The Fullerton Hotel Sydney (from £122), all offering easy access to Sydney Opera House, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Sydney?
The most popular Sydney hotels for your stay: YHA Sydney Central (from £18), Wake up! Sydney Central (from £22) and Lyf Bondi Junction Sydney (from £63) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Sydney are pet friendly?
The Ultimo (from £68), Kimpton MARGOT SYDNEY by IHG (from £104) and The Brass Bear in Darlinghurst (from £511) allow pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in Sydney are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Shangri-La Sydney (from £131), Four Seasons Hotel Sydney (from £164) and Meriton Suites Kent Street (from £98) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Sydney have swimming pools?
YHA Sydney Central (from £18), Metro Hotel Marlow Sydney Central (from £61) and Shangri-La Sydney (from £131) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Sydney offer an especially good breakfast ?
The Fullerton Hotel Sydney (from £122),Shangri-La Sydney (from £131) and Four Seasons Hotel Sydney (from £164) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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