Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
This hotel is in a neighborhood outside the tourist areas but near restaurants and night time activities. It's on the cutest little tree lined street with historic buildings. It's a gem. The hotel staff are very welcoming and always greet you with a smile. It's not like a hotel but more like staying with family friends in terms of welcome. The rooms are super comfortable and spacious with great amenities you expect at hotels but more. Like little details such as free fruits, granola mix, and...
This hotel is in a neighborhood outside the tourist areas but near restaurants and night time activities. It's on the cutest little tree lined street with historic buildings. It's a gem. The hotel staff are very welcoming and always greet you with a smile. It's not like a hotel but more like staying with family friends in terms of welcome. The rooms are super comfortable and spacious with great amenities you expect at hotels but more. Like little details such as free fruits, granola mix, and...
L
Reviewed December 12, 2017Reviewed December 12, 2017
Charming hotel, about 6 blocks from botanical park makes for a beautiful (and not long) stroll to the opera. the queen room was smaller than expected, go for the king.
Only problem could be the carpeted rooms. It gave me allergy, so if you are prone to allergies the hotel is not recommended.
Charming hotel, about 6 blocks from botanical park makes for a beautiful (and not long) stroll to the opera. the queen room was smaller than expected, go for the king.
Only problem could be the carpeted rooms. It gave me allergy, so if you are prone to allergies the hotel is not recommended.
gustavo
Reviewed October 26, 2017Reviewed October 26, 2017
Great experience!! Very helpful and friendly staff- great location with lots of yummy food within walking distance AND a good grocery store right across the street! Gorgeous rooftop view from the hotel, so make sure to check it out and snap a few photos. We loved having the little kitchenette in the hotel room too. The fridge, microwave, little hotplate thing were so helpful- and the cabinets were well stocked with all the pots /pans/tools we needed. We made breakfast there every morning! :) We...
Great experience!! Very helpful and friendly staff- great location with lots of yummy food within walking distance AND a good grocery store right across the street! Gorgeous rooftop view from the hotel, so make sure to check it out and snap a few photos. We loved having the little kitchenette in the hotel room too. The fridge, microwave, little hotplate thing were so helpful- and the cabinets were well stocked with all the pots /pans/tools we needed. We made breakfast there every morning! :) We...
Candace
Reviewed November 2, 2018Reviewed November 2, 2018
Good hotel. In the middle of city and close to Red District, yet in a quiet location. That is an amazing feature. Everything is fantastic about it, except that the rooms are not totally noise proof. You can overhear loud noises or voices.
Good hotel. In the middle of city and close to Red District, yet in a quiet location. That is an amazing feature. Everything is fantastic about it, except that the rooms are not totally noise proof. You can overhear loud noises or voices.
The best part about this hotel is its central location. Kings Cross might not be the BEST area in Sydney, but the fact that you're 1-2 train stops from anywhere is perfect for any tourists. I think the hotel is great for people looking to spend as little time as possible in their room. The single room I had was quite small, but had all the amenities I needed (besides a microwave). The bed takes up most of the room, with a small 3/4 bathroom, a desk, and a cabinet with ironing board, storage, and...
The best part about this hotel is its central location. Kings Cross might not be the BEST area in Sydney, but the fact that you're 1-2 train stops from anywhere is perfect for any tourists. I think the hotel is great for people looking to spend as little time as possible in their room. The single room I had was quite small, but had all the amenities I needed (besides a microwave). The bed takes up most of the room, with a small 3/4 bathroom, a desk, and a cabinet with ironing board, storage, and...
Chad
Reviewed February 16, 2016Reviewed February 16, 2016
Stayed on a solo trip for a week. First time
In Australia and I found the hostel was a good fit for me I had the private room with en suite bathroom which was nice. It’s perfect for a solo traveler or a couple.
Stayed on a solo trip for a week. First time
In Australia and I found the hostel was a good fit for me I had the private room with en suite bathroom which was nice. It’s perfect for a solo traveler or a couple.
Perfect location in Sydney for my honeymoon! We received a free room upgrade and once staff learned it was out honeymoon they surprised us with a free bottle of champagne and chilled glasses right at our door. We had a beautiful view on the top floor, and the bathroom was clean. We would absolutely stay here again.
Perfect location in Sydney for my honeymoon! We received a free room upgrade and once staff learned it was out honeymoon they surprised us with a free bottle of champagne and chilled glasses right at our door. We had a beautiful view on the top floor, and the bathroom was clean. We would absolutely stay here again.
Beautiful hotel, with superb service (with one exception). The physical beauty of this hotel brings the beauty of the sandstone exteriors to life with interiors which are more than a match. The staff revel in all the material the hotel designers and resident historian and forager have given them to play with. Breakfast and dinner in the Brasserie are superb and the rooms are very large and lush. The hotel is still ramping up and keeping up the personal level of service will be a challenge but...
Beautiful hotel, with superb service (with one exception). The physical beauty of this hotel brings the beauty of the sandstone exteriors to life with interiors which are more than a match. The staff revel in all the material the hotel designers and resident historian and forager have given them to play with. Breakfast and dinner in the Brasserie are superb and the rooms are very large and lush. The hotel is still ramping up and keeping up the personal level of service will be a challenge but...
My friend and I stayed at the Song Hotel while we were visiting Sydney and we loved it! It was in a great location, right near a subway station and bus stops (and a quick ride from the airport). It was also easy to walk to nearby neighborhoods that had lots of restaurants and bars. The breakfast buffet was amazing every morning, and the dinners we had at the hotel restaurant were awesome. The rooms were clean and comfortable, and the staff was very welcoming and kind. We would highly recommend!
My friend and I stayed at the Song Hotel while we were visiting Sydney and we loved it! It was in a great location, right near a subway station and bus stops (and a quick ride from the airport). It was also easy to walk to nearby neighborhoods that had lots of restaurants and bars. The breakfast buffet was amazing every morning, and the dinners we had at the hotel restaurant were awesome. The rooms were clean and comfortable, and the staff was very welcoming and kind. We would highly recommend!
The Grace is a beautiful hotel within easy walking distance to Sydney CBD. The rooms were large and updated. Our only disappointment was that when we arrived late morning although the room was ready, they wanted to charge us$50.00 to check in early.
The Grace is a beautiful hotel within easy walking distance to Sydney CBD. The rooms were large and updated. Our only disappointment was that when we arrived late morning although the room was ready, they wanted to charge us$50.00 to check in early.
Deborah
Reviewed February 12, 2024Reviewed February 12, 2024