Top Accor Hotels in Redfern from AED 449

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Our top choices for Redfern Accor Hotels

A multi-story hotel with a modern facade, a prominent sign for the Sydney Boxvillard Hotel, and a street with vehicles and traffic lights.

1. The Sydney Boulevard Hotel by Accor

Woolloomooloo

Denise

AED 548 total

includes taxes & fees

15 Dec - 16 Dec

A waterfront café with outdoor seating and a view of the sea.

2. Q Station Sydney Harbour National Park by Accor

Manly

Malinda

AED 495 total

includes taxes & fees

16 Nov - 17 Nov

A modern gym with weightlifting equipment, a treadmill, and a mirror.

3. The Clarence Hotel Sydney by Accor

Sydney Central Business District

Eleanor

AED 548 total

includes taxes & fees

14 Dec - 15 Dec

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Top Redfern Hotel Reviews

A multi-level building with brick walls, curved balconies, and lush greenery.

The EVE Hotel Sydney

Redfern

10/10 Excellent

Emily

A modern restaurant interior with round tables, wooden chairs, and hanging spherical light fixtures.

Song Hotel Sydney

Sydney Central Business District

10/10 Excellent

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!

Morgan

A modern hotel room with a balcony, a sofa, a dining table, and a kitchen area.

Meriton Suites Campbell Street, Sydney

Haymarket

10/10 Excellent

We stayed at the Meriton (Campbell) in September 2017. Taking the train from the International Airport terminal to Central Station was quick and easy. We got in at 7:30PM so the train was rather empty. Getting an Opal card at the airport for the train was quick and easy as well. Once at Central Station finding Pitt street was a little confusing, but once I figured out where we were, it was a quick 5-10 min walk to the hotel. At the hotel we were greeted by Reese who was really pleasant...

Ryan

A hotel reception area with a wooden reception desk, a reception sign, and a staircase leading to an upper floor.

Great Southern Hotel Sydney

Haymarket

10/10 Excellent

Maria Lourdes

A spacious hotel lobby with a bar area, seating arrangements, and large windows.

Paradox Sydney

Sydney Central Business District

10/10 Excellent

Emily

A large, rectangular building with a central tower and multiple windows. It is located at a street corner with a sidewalk and a crosswalk.

The Grace Hotel

Sydney Central Business District

10/10 Excellent

Deborah

A grand staircase with red carpet and black and white checkered steps, leading to an ornate ceiling with a central emblem marked '99'.

The Fullerton Hotel Sydney

Sydney Central Business District

10/10 Excellent

Lauren

A modern interior with a central open space, benches, hanging lights, and a view of an outdoor area with plants and tables.

Capella Sydney

Sydney Central Business District

10/10 Excellent

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...

Andrew