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Hotels in Sydney
71 Hotels
Sydney Harbour Bed and Breakfast
140-142 Cumberland St The Rocks, Sydney N.S.W.

Located in a restored mansion in The Rocks, the Sydney Harbour Bed & Breakfast offers a cozy place to stay in one of the city's most celebrated historic areas. The nine rooms here vary in size, with the largest big enough for a small family, and all have air-conditioning and crisp, modern decor. Amenities are limited to free Wi-Fi, a pretty courtyard, and an included hot and cold breakfast. For something with a bit more space and pizazz, Simpsons of Potts Point Hotel has larger, more elegant rooms and common areas, though its location isn't quite as tourist-friendly. 

Ibis Sydney King Street Wharf
22 Shelley Street King Street Wharf

The 91-room Ibis Sydney King Street Wharf is a centrally located mid-range hotel with a sleeker look than many of the other properties under the Ibis umbrella. The air-conditioned rooms in a cool grey color palette are modern, and have writing desks, mini-fridges, and electric kettles, though some are on the small side and show a bit of wear. The common area amenities are limited and all cost extra -- expect hefty fees for Internet, breakfast, and parking. Potential guests may want to compare rates at the more upscale 1888 Hotel nearby, which has free Wi-Fi and a trendier atmosphere.

Holiday Inn Darling Harbour
68 Harbour Street Darling Harbour

Vibrant Chinatown is just around the corner from this upper-middle-range Haymarket hotel, and Darling Harbour’s many attractions are a short walk away, too. In short, location is a major draw here. This property has good bones, too: Exteriors incorporate the handsome brick facade of an 1890’s wool warehouse, while the 370 rooms inside are notable for their generous size. The decor throughout, though, is uninspiring at best, and the same can be said of the hotel's features. In addition to a pair of restaurants, it has a small fitness facility plus an equally small wellness center with a sauna, whirlpool, and steam room, but there's no pool. Other downsides include a fee for breakfast, and guests must join the hotel's loyalty club to avoid another fee for Wi-Fi. Travelers should compare rates with the nearby Radisson, another brand-name hotel in the area.

Song Hotel Sydney

There are 121 rooms at this value property, just across the street from Sydney's Hyde Park. It’s a great location for exploring the city, as the Oxford Street area is bustling with shops, cafes, and restaurants. Make no mistake, though, rooms are no-frills. There is air-conditioning, but some share bathrooms and Wi-Fi is not free. There’s a good cafe on site, which serves a free continental breakfast daily, and the hotel has a laundry room and communal kitchen. All-in-all the experience is almost hostel-like. It's worth comparing with the Altamont Hotel, another value property which also has a rooftop garden and free Wi-Fi.

Radisson Hotel And Suites Sydney

A three-pearl chain hotel in Sydney's Central Business District, Radisson Hotel and Suites Sydney is conveniently located between Darling Harbour and Chinatown. The 101 studios and suites feature expected amenities like free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and minibars, plus kitchenettes and some balconies. Breakfast is served in the mornings (for a fee), and there are no other restaurants on-site. Additional features include a gym, indoor swimming pool, hot tub, and sauna as well as business center and five event rooms. Overall, the hotel is clean and pleasant, but rooms are bland and generic. Another business focused chain hotel in the area to consider is Novotel Rockford Darling Harbour, with the popular Pumphouse Restaurant and Bar.

Sheraton Grand Sydney Hyde Park

The 557-room Sheraton Grand Sydney Hyde Park is a five-pearl property located across from Hyde Park in Sydney's Central Business District, within a three-minute walk of the Sydney Tower Eye. It has a full-service spa, fitness center, buffet restaurant, bar, tea lounge, business lounge, 18 meeting rooms, and a private Sheraton Club Lounge on the 21st floor. Standard Rooms, which measure 430 square feet, are the largest in Sydney, according to the hotel, and include sitting areas and exceptional views of the city or park. Travelers might want to also consider the nearby Hyde Park Inn, which has much lower rates and includes breakfast and free Wi-Fi, but it's less luxurious and has neither a fitness center or pool. 

Hyde Park Inn

There are 93 rooms at this four-pearl property located just across the street from Hyde Park. It's ideal base for exploring the city and there are plenty of shops, cafes, and restaurants in the area. Rooms are modern and spacious, and feature freebies like Wi-Fi and in-house movies. Free parking is also available to guests with advanced booking, and a basic continental breakfast is also included in the room rate. There’s a good business center and an Italian restaurant on-site as well. It's worth comparing rates with the nearby Mantra 2 Bond Street, which has a beautiful rooftop pool offering panoramic views of the city, though rooms are less attractive.

The Westin Sydney

There are 416 rooms at this four-pearl property set in bustling Martin Place, an area that's popular for its huge array of shops and restaurants. Rooms are large and modern, with flat-screen TVs and DVD players, and while traditionally styled rooms are available in the historic General Post Office wing, many others are corporate and bland. Many rooms have fabulous views over Sydney, and there’s an excellent restaurant, a fitness center, and a wealth of business facilities. Unfortunately, Wi-Fi is not free here, which is surprising for a business hotel. It's worth comparing with the Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel Sydney, which has free Wi-Fi throughout and a small indoor pool. 

Cambridge Hotel Sydney
212 Riley St Surry Hills

The Cambridge Hotel Sydney a mid-range chain hotel in Surry Hills, near government buildings and to the immediate southeast of the Central Business District. The decor is modern, with pops of bright color, and most rooms have ample space. In addition to modern bathrooms, some rooms have kitchenettes and small dining areas, while all have electric kettles. An additional perk here is the large indoor pool and Jacuzzi under a massive skylight. The hotel has one restaurant, but with Oxford and George Streets nearby, there is plenty to eat, drink, and do just outside the hotel.

Mercure Sydney

On central Sydney's busy George Street, the Mercure Sydney is an upscale business hotel with 517 simple, modern, and very purple rooms and suites, some with spectacular city views. The two bars and restaurant provide reasonably priced pub fare and Australian dishes, as well as 24-hour room service, but there's a fee for breakfast. Other amenities include an indoor pool, a sauna, and a fitness room, not to mention a self-serve laundry room with a waiting area. There are eight conference and meeting spaces on-site, along with a business center, but guests should expect to pay extra for Wi-Fi. Travelers who plan to spend a lot of time online may want to compare rates at the Metro Hotel on the Pitt, another centrally located four-pearl that offers free Wi-Fi.