There is untimed parking close to this station if you need to drive to the light rail. There is a…read morelift or stairs to get up to the station as it is above the roadway. The entertainment is watching the planes landing and taking off. It is a good rail to take you to the fish markets or casino or central.

Everything Very comfortable with the services gave me…read morenothing but smiles and friend conversations

I ordered an Uber to take me to Sea Life. No problems. A…read morefew minutes later I received a message saying my driver was on his way. I replied that I did not request a ride. I kept getting messages that he was coming or he was waiting. Each time I responded "DID NOT ORDER" I received a Cancellation fee of $10. I disputed on line the charge and was denied just saying I "cancelled" I wanted to ask WHERE WAS I GOING??? No number to dispute the charge just on-line garbage sight. We used Taxis after and do not trust Uber. They are fraudsters that target tourist.

I would say that this is a nice, old-style station, but the thing is that quite a few of these…read morestations in Sydney still retain their aesthetic charm from days gone by. Well, sort of, because a lot of them still seem to be the same, but then again it does happen to be a railway station, and I probably shouldn't be all that surprised. Once again though, like most Sydney stations, this one is quite accessible, and also trains are reasonably regular, most of the time.

Stanmore. Can you really have more Stan? Rename this puppy Stanless, cos it's sparse…read more How sparse? On a need to know basis it's a simple two platforms that drops you in the middle of nowhere in Stanmore, and you need to leg it to get to the closest highway. Speaking of legging it, there ain't no barricades and you know what they say... opal cards are only used by honest commuters ;)

If you're visiting Sydney or any of its peripheral neighborhoods, you should do yourselves a huge…read morefavor by staying at Bet's B&B. In addition to the beautiful interior design, the prime and central location near Sydney and public transportation stations, Bet's B&B offers many other things that other B&B's cannot offer. Firstly, Bet's B&B provides its visitors with literally everything that they might need while traveling: a full kitchen fully-stocked with breakfast provisions, a laundry machine and dryer, sofas, spacious cabinets, free WiFi, etc. While staying there, I never had to go shopping for anything, which allowed me to relax and better enjoy my trip. Next, unlike most B&Bs, Bet's B&B is located in a building unit separate from the owners' house. As privacy was of great importance to me, I was immediately drawn to Bet's B&B because I could come and go into the studio as I wanted, without worrying about any lack of privacy or about disturbing anyone else in the house. Staying in Bet's B&B Studio was almost as if I was staying at my own private house. Lastly, I have never experienced as warm of hospitality as I did while staying at Bet's B&B. The owners of the B&B, Bet and Keith, were quite possibly the sweetest couple that I have met, and they were incredible hosts. They really did whatever they could to make sure that my stay in Australia was completely perfect. I definitely would not have known where to go or where to see or how to get from place to place if it were not for their advice. You will not regret staying at Bet's B&B!

Let me begin by saying that Bet and Keith, the owners, are by far the sweetest, most hospitable…read morepeople that I've had the fortune to meet. They truly go the extra mile to ensure that your stay is as comfortable and enjoyable as possible, and I for one had the time of my life with them. From the very start, they made me feel like a part of their family or an old friend, or both. They are more than just hosts-- conversations with the two of them are both entertaining and enlightening, so definitely take advantage of the opportunity to get to know them. Moving on the B&B itself: the guest house is separated from the main house by an adorable courtyard. The separation gives a great sense of privacy, perfect for couples of all ages. It was constructed only a few years ago, and it has a modern feel-- definitely a step above a creaky old Victorian home that was my first impression of what a B&B traditionally is. The room comes complete with a private bathroom as well as a kitchenette. The entire facility is incredibly clean and cozy, but you should see for yourself! The location for the B&B is ideal for visitors who are intending to use public transportation, as it's only a block or two away from the nearest bus stop with service straight into the heart of downtown. I would suggest using public transit anyway-- if you have any questions, Bet and Keith will give you advice and assistance. Even if you have your own vehicle, I would suggest public transportation; that being said, there is parking available at the B&B if needed. There are restaurants within a 5 minute walk if you choose to spend an evening "closer to home" or if you want to grab a quick bite on your way into town, including a place with the most delicious Australian pies that I have ever eaten. I should mention that you are also within walking distance of the Anzac bridge, and this morning stroll is a beautiful way to start to the day-- I definitely suggest this if you have a free hour or so, or if you're a runner, as I am. If any of this has even slightly piqued your interest, send an inquiry and begin to set up your stay. You won't find this quality of accommodation anywhere else!

I guess the problem with this station is that it is not the most accessible of stations, namely…read morebecause there are only stairs leading down to it. Mind you, one would have though that somebody would have got around to updating it. However, the old station is still there, though no trains stop there namely because it is next to the express lanes. That station looks nice so I hope they don't get rid of it.