Good service and price Great replacement for my truck while…read moreI was getting it fixed Easy business to deal with and smooth working

"From the country, eh?" the man said, reading 'Armidale' from the front of my license. "You'll…read morehave no trouble with this bad boy then." He handed over the keys to the two-tonne truck, and as I walked over to the truck I thought that I was going to need help getting into it, let alone driving it. Surprisingly I didn't. Well, I did need a slight leg up to get in there, but no help was required in the handling of the beast. The trucks, vans and trailers from Balmain Rentals are all pretty easy to manoeuvre. Whilst they may appear as though they could fall apart at any moment, they are solid vehicles that get the job done. I'd recommend Balmain Rentals to anyone who needs to rent a vehicle. Every time I've moved house I've rented from them, choosing to hire a truck and do it myself instead of hiring movers who more often than not simply drive the truck and stand around watching you move your own stuff anyway. Balmain Rentals are reliable and affordable - all you need to know.

We had a great experience renting from the No Birds Mascot location in Sydney. They had car seats…read moreas promised and the price was the most competitive we found. They were very organized and proficient with the shuttle to and from the airport. The only complaint was that our car was tinier than expected but overall great experience!

We ordered a shuttle to take us to our hotel after returning the camper we'd rented the previous…read moreweeks. Normally, this would be nothing special, but we ended up getting a guided tour of many of Sydney's suburbs, which we wouldn't have otherwise seen, if we'd taken another taxi service. There was another customer in the car, and we all had a lively conversation about different cultures in other countries. What made the service spectacular though, was the fact that we realised when we went to pay our driver that we'd left our wallet (and international resident cards) at the camper rental shop, on the other side of Sydney. We had no idea how to get back there. Our driver, Josh, offered to go back to the rental shop and pick it up for us, then deliver it back to us at our hotel a few hours later. This is not normally something you expect a complete stranger to offer, or expect to turn out well. But we thanked him for the offer and agreed, and he brought us our wallet with no questions asked. He wouldn't accept any payment for having made our trip a total of three times, just said to 'pay it forward'. What a great first experience of Sydney. Without those resident cards, we wouldn't have been able to enter our current country of residence. He saved our professional lives and probably our visas, too.

Driver was over an hour late for airport pickup. When we phoned they just kept saying they were on…read moretheir way and did not seem to care that we were on a schedule. When they finally arrived in a dodgy old van with seatbelts that didn't work they threw our bags in without thought for the contents. We had prepaid a return trip and they promised they would be on time for that connection, however were 40 minutes late again! Non professional company - do not book!!

Awesome! Awesome…read moreservice, always on time. Easy to book comfortable clean cars. Drivers presentable, courteous and friendly. Drive with two hands on the wheel unlike most taxi drivers! Arriving safely at destination!

Being met at the airport or hotel without any worries as to my flight being delayed or lack of…read moretaxis is wonderful. Comfortable clean cars, knowledgeable drivers who don't need gps , and a price that is very competitive. I use them every time i travel to the big cities in Australia.

This train station was great! Accessing the trains are easy, as you don't need to get a train card…read moreand add money to it. Just tap a card or a phone payment app to get in and out of the train platform areas. Then it was super easy to figure out what platform would lead you to your train. Trains came reliably on time and I was able to get around to the rest of Sydney with no problem. Highly recommend.

Museum Station is the stop after Central Station on the Airport Link train line. This station was…read morefirst opened and has signage to resemble those found in the London Underground. It also reminded me of a metro station in Cambridge, MA that I visited while in the Boston area earlier this year which has a similar retro look. The location of this station is very convenient as it is located in the southern end of Sydney CBD right next to Hyde Park. I used this station the most while in Sydney as my hotel was located about a block away from here. It made for easy commuting to and from Sydney Airport as a result. Can't recall if there is a lift here, but I decided to carry my luggage down the stairs as it wasn't too arduous. Unlike Central Station and Town Hall Station, there are only a couple lines that make stops here as there are only two platforms. The T2, which is the Airport Line and the T3. If you are going to other stations in the Sydney CBD, it is convenient to catch a train from here. But if you need to go to Kings Cross and Bondi Junction, you will need to transfer at Central or Town Hall. Found Museum Station to be a pleasant home station to use for my travels everyday while visiting in Sydney. I like how Sydney tries to maintain old structures while implementing new technologies. It is refreshing to see this compared to what happens to buildings like these in the US. It seems here we are more prone to tear a landmark like this down and build a new shiny station to replace it.

For some reason I have it in my head that this is one of the largest suburban stations in…read moreAustralia. Well, considering that it is on the convergence of two lines, and that trains pass through here regularly (and pretty much they all stop here as well) is probably one of the reasons why it is so large. Also, there happens to be a major shopping centre a short walk from here as well. I guess that is one of the reasons why the Sydney Rail network is so convenient - the stations are pretty close to, well, everything.

With a name that would cause a race riot in America, it seems anti-climactic to sit here and wait…read morefor your train connection. But don't harass the locals - they breed 'em tough out here. I hail from close to here. Never liked Blacktown Station. Just sayin'. But they did refurbish it in the 1990's. Blacktown station opened on 2 July 1860 as Black Town Road with the construction of the Main Western railway line. Blacktown is an Easy Access (handicapped-accessible) station, with lift/elevator access to all platforms. The station is known as the "Mother Ship" as it looks like a UFO when lit up at night. As a major transport terminus, you can get to a lot of places from here, so it is a means to an end. A huge bus interchange is adjacent. Fast trains to Sydney from here are a godsend. The Sydney metropolitan area has one of the best public transport systems of any city in the world.