Worst booking experience ever. Bad service. I called one day before my arrival to ensure my…read morebooking (2 nights) was made. The hotel had lost my reservation and now only had 1 room/1 night. I even had a confirmation on WhatsApp. They try to appear professional, but watch out. You can not be sure before you get there. I have stayed at the hotel before and was so not ready for this with only 1,5 day in Sydney. Only bad excuses.

Fantastic hotel in a great neighborhood. Could have stayed here for two weeks comfortably, because…read morethe rooms are large with a sitting area and table. Plus the fridge, kettle, sink setup works perfectly for preparing a simple breakfast or snack. The guys who run the place are warm and helpful, with tips for great restaurants just a block away. I will definitely stay here again next time I'm in Sydney.

My favorite boutique hotel near the CBD. The rooms are small, but perfect for business travelers…read more The bed was super comfortable and it was very quiet since we are on a side street. 15 minute walk to the CBD and lots of great restaurants nearby. We will definitely be back.

This hotel is simply perfect…read more Location:: Perfect! The hotel is easy to get to from the airport using public transportation. Just buy an Opal card and take the train to Central Station. Ask someone to point you in the direction of the light rail. Take the light rail to the Convention Center stop. Once there walk into the adjacent parking garage. Take the elevator to the fourth floor as if you're going to Novotel. Walk through the parking garage until you hit Murray St. and the hotel will be across the street from you. After you've checked in you can go back through the fourth floor of the parking garage to the walking bridge that will take you to the harbour and shops. You can walk all over town from this central location... across the Pyrmont Bridge, over to Chinatown, a relatively short walk to Circular Quay... it's really a great location. Swag and free stuff: Amazing! When you book on their website you get free happy hour at their bar, everything in the mini bar is free, free breakfast, free loot bag of snacks, free tote bag to swing around town or load up a few extra gifts for home. Lots of goodies! Attention to detail: Never better! From the spare toilet paper that reads "who gives a crap" to the frame hanging in the lobby for people to take selfies with, this place is fun and interesting. I found myself wanting to explore the hotel as much as I wanted to explore Sydney. Food: Nice spread! They had a really nice continental breakfast spread in the morning... lots of fruits, breads and pastries, cereal, hard boiled eggs, a variety of juices, and a coffee machine. I think there would be something there for everyone but if that didn't suit your fancy you could also pay for other breakfast options from the kitchen or coffee bar. Literally the only downside I came across was that the walls were thin so I could hear a lot of noises from the hallway and laundry room. So pack some ear plugs!

This hotel is absolutely GORGEOUS! My fiance and I had such an incredible experience. The prices…read moreare truly fantastic and I hope we can go back one day in the near future! The location is awesome and we were able to walk to Hyde Park and the Sydney Eye Tower so easily. Thank you so much, ADGE Hotel, for existing!! :)

The ADGE Apartment Hotel is well located in the heart of Sydney's hipster suburb, Surry Hills. From…read morethe hotel, you can easily make your way on foot to Kawa for a pot of sticky chai, to About Life for your superfood staples and to Bourke Street Bakery for their much loved carrot cake. I arrived before 08:00 in the morning off a long haul flight from San Francisco. Dan at the front desk cheerfully greeted me and had me in a room within an hour, which I appreciated enormously. The room itself was huge, and well-appointed with a Smeg refrigerator, a full kitchen and a washer and dryer. Dan tipped me off to the welcome service, which changes by the season. Since I stayed at the ADGE in winter, the welcome service included hot cider and a cheese plate which I shared with a friend from the comfort of the couch in my room. (How great is that?) I'd gladly stay at the ADGE Apartment Hotel again. The location is excellent, the rates are reasonable, the staff is friendly, the wifi worked and the beds are comfortable. What more can you ask for?

bad signed in at 5:30am for them to steal $10,000 from me…read more 9pm hostage situation neighbour spam flushing toilet Cockroaches in room monke in shower staff woke me up at 1am for fire drill

Was traveling solo in Sydney and wanted a quiet place to relax and have a drink and dinner. This…read moreplace fit the bill! A relaxed, quiet pub with a small variety of menu items. I ordered the ravioli and it was definitely a decent helping. The small order of fries seemed massive. The gentleman who seems to be the manager/owner was very kind and the bartenders were nice. Glad I came to check this place out.

This is a big of a walk from most tourist areas you will want to visit. It is a quiet hotel with…read morelarge rooms. It's clean and up to date. Staff was good. We stayed here using points. I wouldn't pay to stay here because I would want to be closer to the action. We didn't dine at the restaurant because it was pricey. Breakfast is not included.

I only really found one flaw of this hotel and it's the entrance. The big revolving door is way…read moretoo close to the check in counter and queuing up to check-in is a pain. This means that if you aren't trying to go to the counter, just trying to go back to your room, a lot of times you have to navigate through annoyed people. I think this would work for a smaller, less busy hotel but this hotel is neither of those things. However, if this is the only real flaw, then this hotel is a fantastic one to stay at. I'm not going to lie, the reason I chose this hotel was the price compared to other Marriotts around Darling Harbor. The train station is very close, but we actually didn't even end up using the train system, we walked or Uber-ed when tired. The walks to the harbor are not long and very interesting, with what seem to be a lot of great places to eat and drink on the way. The actual area around the hotel has a lot of good food and shopping options as well. We got in early, around 10am, and they did not have a room available for us yet. However, the person who pre-checked us in, Noah, called by around 1pm to let us know our room was ready. We were enjoying a movie at the mall next door at the time but it was nice to know they worked fast to get us in. I really appreciated that. The rooms were clean and modern with nice views. The only thing I wasn't a huge fan of was the door. It felt small and tight but the room itself was spacious with a large window. The drapes are great at keeping that beautiful sunshine out while you're sleeping. The bed was extra comfy and I appreciated the cream in the fridge for coffee. The bathroom was lovely, with plenty of counter space, a nice toilet and a good shower. The water pressure in the shower wasn't the best but we made due. Every employee, from the check-in counter to the house people were great. Always a friendly face and so hospitable. Absolutely will stay here again if in Sydney.

Convenient location in Surry hills nearby a lot of cafes and restaurants. Also right next to…read moremonorail and central station. In the morning , there is free pastries and fruits. There is free coffee via nespresso machine and free tea 24/7. It's a decent price for the quality. However, the bathroom is not well designed. There is no door separating the bedroom from the bathroom. It's just a curtain. Also, the shower has nothing to block the water from seeping out to the bathroom floor. As a result, everytime you take a shower the bathroom floor gets flooded making a mess and a potential slipping hazard. Not sure who designed this. Also, if you get a single twin bed room there is no outlets next to the bed. You need to borrow an extension cord from the hotel. Of note, they will let you borrow a travel adapter as well for free.

The hotel is named after studio 57 and you'll see that immediately when you get into the disco…read morelift. There's a disco ball and disco music playing inside. Free grab and go breakfast, tea and coffee served from 6-10 am. Refrigerated water available at all times. Items are small pastries and pre packaged lamingtons. Everything was pretty delicious. The front desk people are all very friendly. I'm giving a 3 star rating because of the room itself. The bathroom in particular was horrendously designed. There's a window looking into the toilet area and anyone from the adjacent room could view us at anytime if they dared to open their curtains. The window doesn't make sense because there's not even a good view from the window, its just a dirty alley way? Then the shower has no delimiter so water spreads everywhere. Really just a bizarre design, but it can be improved drastically by adding a curtain for that window. Overall not a bad hotel, just ask not to be placed in any room ending in 07 or 08.

The Adina Apartment Hotel is in such a great location. It's Crown Street for starters, so you've…read moregot restaurants and cafes coming out of your ears, and it's a short walk to Central Station. bills Surry Hills restaurant is also right next door and you can charge your meals to your room. I was in a one bedroom apartment, it was clean, stylish and comfy. There was definitely plenty of room for me and my things. If I'd wanted to I could have cooked up some nice meals in my kitchen, but like I said it's on Crown Street so why eat in? Everyone working there was friendly and helpful, they happily stored my bags, helped me print of boarding passes (despite how often I managed to get the email address wrong) and looked after me well. In Summer there is a pool and a nice courtyard area, but in winter I was staying well away. Unfortunately WIFI isn't free, but 24 hours access is very affordable compared to the by the hour option. The WIFI extends to bills restaurant, so you can do any Internet browsing you need to do while enjoying food and a drink. It'd probably be a bit out of my price range usually, but I enjoyed the comfort and luxury for the night.

From the owner: Adina Apartment Hotels offer you space, style and home comforts - more than just a hotel…read more Adina Apartment Hotel Crown Street, is in the heart of the bohemian cafe culture and chic boutiques of Surry Hills, yet is still just short walk to the heart of the Sydney CBD. The Adina difference is lifestyle - your own private space, a place to entertain or simply a great place to relax be it for a day, a week or even longer. Adina apartments and studios cater for leisure and business travellers equally by providing home comforts for astute travellers. Apartment space, Hotel Service, Adina style

Aurora Hotel looks unassuming from the outside - just like your regular pub in Surry Hills. In many…read moreways, it is your regular pub, but it's much bigger than it looks. Three storeys, with the gamblers on level one, the eaters and loungers on level two, and the smokers and loungers on level three (the roof top bar). We came in for a light lunch and it wasn't too bad for pub fare. We ordered a beef burger on Turkish with chips on the side and were pretty satisfied with that. They have a few $10 cocktails on offer during happy hour, so it's not a bad place to begin your night.

Such hate and discrimination because of the colour of your shirt. Sitting quietly in a small group…read moreenjoying ourself, then be asked to move on because of some of our shirts (high-vis, as we work in a trade job) is total hate for us. We were doing nothing wrong and not causing any trouble for staff or other patrons, buts asked to move/leave because of the work shirts some members of the gruop had on. Upon questioning this direction from staff, security was in strucred to eject me from the premise. Hate and discrimination comes in many forms.