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"Clean and beautiful room heritage king Very friendly staff and helpful Close to everything "

"Pleasant hotel with good facilities as described online - well kept and clean, a touch tired in one or two places. The surrounding area is not particularly attractive but very close to central attractions including the waterfront, Botanic Gardens and the Opera House etc - a great base for visiting the city. Overall very happy with our stay there - thank you. (Also thanks for use of an adaptor to charge UK phones!)"

"Perfect for Mardi Gras prep"

"Breakfast buffet excellent. "

"Dirty dirty dirty stuffy musty. Stayed 10 nights they made up the room once. Corners of bathroom have not been wiped in a LONG time. Location was good close to train staff was cordial. "

"Nice enough hotel, although very outdated, for what they are charging it is not worth the price. Quite a few stains around the room, room service closes at 9 pm, also at night the bar area smells due to being on top of a wharf. If it was least expensive or given a much needed renovation you wouldn’t mind. "

"Excellent location, lots within walking distance (shops, pubs, restaurants and sites) and Sydney CBD is walkable if you’re fit! I was a single occupant in one of the studio apartments and it could have easily slept a family of 4, the room and the bathroom were both huge!! The balcony was a nice bonus also. The apartment is dated and wasn’t quite what I was expecting from the photos. It also smelt like stale cooking from the outset and so did I/my clothes after two nights (despite not cooking in the flat). For the price and location as somewhere to crash for a couple of nights while I explored Sydney, it was ideal. I can’t comment on the Kitchenette facilities as I didn’t use them other than to make a cup of coffee. "

"Very cool - in a good way. A comfortable place to stay at, a fun place to explore, good location, excellent restaurant."

"Clean room, clean hotel, felt classy, good location for the events I had to attend in the city. "