My husband calls me a "hotel snob" so it's a pretty big deal that I consider this this absolute…read morebest hotel I've ever stayed in. This hotel has ruined all other hotels for me. The ambieance is amazing with the most adorable restaurant/lounge in the center of the hotel ( I did my best to sit on all the adorable couches). There are multiple restaurants and a great coffee shop attached to the lobby. I have to say that the staff here act like they genuinely love working here. Everyone is so nice and friendly and trying to help make your stay better in every way. Leti (spelling??) is an absolute doll and that hotel is lucky to have her. What got us here? Hearing about the FREE mini bar ( no liquor. But still.) And free snacks in your room. How amazing! The rooms are adorable and each one is unique. The beds? amazing. All in all, I wish there was one of these in every city and I could never stay anywhere else ever again.

This is hands down one of the BEST hotels i have ever stayed in!…read more Super funky, and amazing amenities. I don't know many hotels that have a free laundry room, free happy hour with free drinks! And an amazing breakfast buffet. Also free snacks whenever you want if you go to the bar. The location is a bit out of the way for the core of the city but it was so peaceful and quiet and there are some amazing restaurants on the water side to eat at. I would stay here again in a heart beat!!!

After doing countless hours of research, my better half choose this hotel and I could be more happy…read morethat she did. From the moment we checked in, we were greeted by friendly faces and made us feel welcomed. And after a 10 hour flight and having to wait for our car service it was greatly appreciated. They offered to take our bags to our room which was nice too. The hotel is stunning as from the front it looked small as the elevators to the rooms is right there to the right when you enter but when you turn to the left where check in is, it opens up to grandeur. It felt like we were in a movie. Maybe because I watched Crazy Rich Asians on the plane. Haha but it is really nice and open. There was also a restaurant that we didn't have a chance to eat at but maybe when we come back from Melbourne. After we checked in and went to our room, the bellman was telling us things about the hotel. I swear he looks like the guy on the hotel page on the TV. In fact I'm sure of it. He is a wealth of knowledge and very friendly. They have a rooftop bar that has a nice view of the city. The pool is more like. Lap pool type which is fine by us. You can grab towels over there as well. So grab a drink, watch the sunset and soak it all in. The rooms are big. The air-conditioning works really well. There is no drips or slow draining water. We had a walk in shower and it was big. So big you could throw a small party in it. The beds were comfortable and the room was clean and we didn't hear any street noise at all either. Only downer but might have been good is that our windows were frosted so we couldn't see out. But hey who cares as people can't see in either. You know how most hotels use the cheapest soaps, shampoo and conditioners? I know you do. This hotel has and I can't believe I'm writing about it but they use really good stuff here. The soap doesn't dry your hands out and the shampoo and conditioner is awesome. They even have slippers and bathrobes. There is a mini fridge and safe which we used. The hotel is a short 8-10 minute walk to Central Rail Station. Very nice and convenient place, easily 5 stars.

I was pleasantly surprised at how nice this hotel was, given that I'd booked it on the Chase…read moretravelers website with points and had no idea what it actually cost. I'd walked past the entrance prior to checking in but didn't pay it any notice as it is hidden under construction awning. However, do not judge a book by its cover, because the lobby and foyer is gorgeous and expansive. I also didn't realize how popular the rooftop bar of this hotel (Level 7) was! I wish I had known sooner, because I would have definitely spent more time checking out the hotel amenities rather than napping in my room. My room was decent sized. The person who checked me in claimed that they had upgraded me to a larger room..not sure how much smaller the rooms could get to be honest. There was a fancy nespresso machine in the room along with the usual amenities, and some pretty nice toiletries. My only gripe was that my toilet was literally pulling the wall down with it - I'm pretty sure a heavier person will take it down with them one day.. The gym is tiny and in the basement, but there is a fridge full of water bottles for patrons.

Amazing welcome from warm friendly staff who could t do enough to make our check in easy…read more Apartment is a good size and well furnished. Full kitchen and good range of crockery pots etc Very clean and well appointed. Maybe a little tired but still good. Comfortable bed but pillows a little firm for my liking. Could t find the heating/air con control until reception told us it's behind master bedroom door. Supermarket and train station just around the corner. Great location. Have stated in lots of Meriton's suites and they are great value for money

I go to Sydney for work annually, and I usually book my accommodation at a Meriton Suites because I…read morelike apartment hotels. This is the third time I stayed at this specific property and my first post pandemic. Location is great. It's right by George St. with all the good restaurants, walking distance from World Square and QVB, and Town Hall station is right around the corner. My only complaint is how long it takes to get an elevator. They only have two elevators and when it gets busy you have to wait a long while just to go up, and it'll take forever to go down because it has to make multiple floor stops. I don't remember this problem pre-pandemic, but I think this would prevent me from staying at this location again.

We chose to stay at the Larmont due to its location within Kings Cross - my sister was staying at…read moreAsylum just down the road, and we wanted to be nearby. Although the area has a reputation as being the bad end of town, we found it perfectly fine to stay in - probably wouldn't recommend wandering on your own in the wee hours, but that's true of certain areas in every big city. The area itself is nice, with plenty of nice cafes nearby, and it's only a short walk into the main sites of Sydney. The accommodation is lovely, with the sense of luxury you'd expect from a high-end hotel - huge beds, spacious rooms, plus carpets, deluxe bathrooms (no bath, but that seems to be standard in Australia). Our rooms were nicely made each day, and the reception staff were friendly enough. Some of the furniture was a little more worn than you might expect from a 4-star hotel, although this didn't cause a problem. The slight disappointment was with the view - while pictures had suggested we'd be able to see some of "Sydney's famous sites" from our Deluxe room, this certainly wasn't the case. To be fair, once we mentioned it they confirmed the room types had changed, and suggested the booking agent hadn't updated their information. But they honoured our booking and quickly moved us to an Executive room. From there we had a partial view of the Sydney Harbour Bridge - it was largely obscured by another building, but was much better than the first. Overall a good hotel if you're looking for a little luxury in Sydney, but I will explore other options when I return.

Our room looked nothing like the room in the pictures, but it was still pretty nice. The bathroom…read morewas a little small, but I loved the shower (rain shower head), and the shelf for toiletries behind the sink area. The bed and linens were very nice and comfy/cozy. We had a direct view of the bridge and opera house (although partially blocked by construction). The iPad was very useful. We did not get sim cards for our phone when we arrived, so we relied on the hotel wifi and wherever else we could connect in the city. I didn't find it to be a hinderance. There was construction so by around 9am we could hear drilling, etc. but it wasn't really an issue as we were getting up and around to start our day by then. There are no real amenities, that I was aware of, other than passes to the gym next door (if that's your thing). Unless your plan is to spend a lot of time at the hotel, then that's not really an issue. I usually end up not using most of them when I am playing tourist because I want to see and do things around the city. The staff was so-so. They weren't overly friendly or helpful, but they weren't rude either. We wanted late checkout but had to wait until the day before we left to ask for it's availability. I think ti was an extra $40. King Cross is a diverse area. Lots of food, clubs, entertainment options. Not sure if it is unsafe, but we returned late at night a few times and didn't feel unsafe. Positives: 5 min walk to King Cross station (about 15-20 minutes to circular Quay) Nespresso coffee maker (milk in mini bar fridge) Water heating pot iPad with free wifi Big flatscreen, but limited channels (no CNN International) Negatives: Construction No other amenities Tip: If you arrive late and just want to relax before starting out early the next day they have a food delivery service called Foodora (as well as others) that was reasonably priced and fairly quick with delivery.

I didn't stay here, but I did attend an event here. Therefore this review is solely based on the…read moreevent space and conference rooms. I enjoyed coming here for an event! The conference rooms are large and was a great setting for the event I attended. I will say on day two it was quite hot and I'm not sure if the air conditioning was circulating or broken. We did have a food option at our event as well. The food I did try was pretty good and fresh! The location of this hotel is great too for those looking for accommodations! It's within a 5 minute walk of Circular Quay, and there are also plenty of restaurants around to grab a bite to eat!

I'm in Sydney about once or twice a year, and I usually stay in the CBD near the Circular Quay…read more This was my first time staying at the Marriott Sydney Harbour, and I am impressed. I arrived at 8am, and they didn't have any rooms available for early check-in. However, they had an early arrival lounge on the 6th floor which has showers for you to freshen up, and which I truly appreciated. I've stayed at other hotels where they gave me access to the hotel gym to shower, but this early access lounge is a full bathroom attached to a small private room for you to unpack and reorganize if needed without being in the general lounge area. Other amenities include free treats in the lobby sometime (they served ice cream once while staying there), fruit water by the check in counter with individual Mentos, and you can borrow an umbrella for free. The room was clean but nothing spectacular, which is fine with me. Housekeeping occurs daily. Overall an excellent stay if you want to be nearby Circular Quay.

This hotel is in a perfect location. Right near Chinatown, not far from the opera house, and the…read moreview of the park is stunning. The room is nice especially with the kitchen. Also, laundry service is available making it very convenient. However, the daily room turnover service is quite poor. Our room was almost never cleaned and we constantly had to call to ask someone to come. They barley would clean the room. But would consider staying again out of location and price!

This was a great hotel near Chinatown and across the street from the Museum train station. Room was…read morevery spacious and had a small kitchenette. It also featured modern decor and was very clean. Bed was very comfortable. You get a continental breakfast daily included in the room rate. The staff were friendly and even accommodated us when we arrived at 10 am to check in after our long flight from the U.S. Free wifi was included and had good strength. My only complaint would be that the bathroom tended to be on the smaller side and it was difficult to maneuver with 2 people in there simultaneously. Other than that, we had an enjoyable stay and would come back again.

Sweet little place! Super friendly and helpful staff. Free wifi in the lobby. Not-too-far walk from…read morea lot of things. It ain't no luxury hotel, but a great place to stay if you're gonna be out and about doing touristy things. Everything was super clean. I even had a microwave, mini fridge and kitchen sink in my unit!

Small cute hotel in walking distance of Kings Cross and Oxford St. Friendly helpful staff - Emma…read morefrom Canada was lovely, and knowledgeable about the neighborhood. Good-sized suites with plenty of room to spread out. I would stay there again under similar circumstances - traveling alone for a short stay. It was a $32 round trip from Sydney airport via airport shuttle - about 40 minutes even with multiple stops. Good: Low rates relative to local hotels Convenient location Friendly staff Large rooms/suites Balconies Coffee/tea in the room Non-smoking Not so good: Some deferred maintenance No face towels in my room Dishes not clean No staff on site after 10pm Bathroom is very tight Might be noisy for light sleepers

This is not a five-star accommodation. What it is is clean, comfortable and quiet. It is an…read moreapartment hotel, so it has minimal, but friendly management and is kept up well. With kitchens, laundry, and balcony for each room and parking, a gym, sauna and pool on-site - what's not to love? Other things to love are the area - very cool Chippendale and Redfern next door. Lots of art galleries and the fab bakery, Brickfields a block away. A short walk to a supermarkets, bottle shop, chemist and (the reason I stay here) a short walk to the University of Sydney. If you're cabbing it from the airport, a night fare is between $20-30. I highly recommend this place if the location suits you.

Stayed here for one night. There was mould on the bedroom ceiling and the area looks pretty dodgy,…read morebars on windows and drunks on street corners. I won't be booking here again. However, they voluntarily gave a full refund when we complained.