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"Everything was ok, the location and everything was fine."

"A really good choice in Sydney. Reception staff were very efficient and accommodation. Our room wasn’t quite ready but they offered us the lounge area that had coffee and tea including showers whilst we waited. Apartment in Block O was clean, lovely comfy bed, good bathroom and kitchen with a coffee machine, which was ideal to have morning cuppa on a nice balcony on the 12 floor. Location was perfect, lots of shops and restaurants around in Zetland, a very short walk to the bus stop (304) into the city, we just tapped our debit cards when getting on and off. We also walked into Sydney one day which was about 45 mins, Surrey Hills is walkable too which also has a good vibe for drinking and eating."

"Decent"

"It was exactly what you would expect for the location and the price. Location is 10/10 and price is cheap for Sydney. All up it’s exactly what I paid for and no complaints."

"Perfectly situated close to the airport"

"Good spacious rooms. Nice view. Excellent location. Yummy buffet breakfast and convenient bar/ cafe downstairs. Would recommend and stay again"

"Everything about my stay was wonderful. It’s in a great central location that makes getting around Sydney a breeze. Plenty of food options and a grocery store within a few minutes walk from the hotel. "

"Bed was the worst ive slept in everything else was average"

"The two bedroom suite was perfect for our needs. It had all the cooking and cleaning facilities that we required for our stay. Both bedrooms had plenty of space and the kingsize beds were very comfy. The balcony and living area were a good size and the bathroom was furnished to a high standard. The hotel is in an ideal location for exploring the city as it is right next to the train station but far enough away from the city centre to be quiet and peaceful in the evening. The hot tub could fit multiple people in it and was very warm. The outdoor pool was not heated so we only used this on hot and sunny days, "