If you're wondering how to master the Sydney Metro for the first time, where to grab an Opal Card, or which iconic attractions like the Opera House or Bondi Beach each station serves—this guide unlocks it all. Get ready to ride with confidence and uncover the Harbour City like a local!
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As Australia's first fully automated driverless container rail system, the Sydney Metro is a rapid transit network serving the Greater Sydney metropolitan area. Its first line, the Metro North West Line, opened in 2019. Today, the system operates 2 lines (North West & City) following the landmark opening of the city section under Sydney Harbour in 2024. With over 100 kilometers of new rail across projects like Metro West and Metro Western Sydney Airport currently under construction, the system now features 44 stations in operation, significantly transforming urban connectivity across the city.
How to Take Sydney Metro
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Riding the Sydney Metro is incredibly convenient. The system is primarily accessed using an Opal Card or Contactless Payment (Credit/Debit cards). You must "tap on" at the start of your journey and "tap off" at the end. The Metro integrates seamlessly with Sydney’s existing trains, buses, light rails, and ferries, providing a fast and efficient way to reach key areas of the city—making it the perfect choice for exploring Sydney.
Sydney Metro | Step-by-Step Guide
1. Choose Your Payment Method:
- Opal Card: Purchase and top up a physical card. These are available at newsagents, convenience stores, supermarkets, Sydney Airport, or top-up machines at train stations.
- Contactless Payment: Use a chip-enabled credit/debit card or a mobile device (Apple Pay, Google Pay, etc.) directly at the gate.
2. Tap On: Locate the ticket gates at the station entrance. Place your Opal card or contactless device on the reader until it "beeps" and the gate opens.
3. Board the Train: Head to the platform for your destination. The Sydney Metro is fully automated and driverless, offering faster and more frequent service than the traditional rail network.
4. Tap Off: When you reach your destination, tap your card or device again at the exit gate. The system will automatically calculate and deduct the correct fare based on your distance traveled.
Sydney Metro | Travel Rewards & Discounts
- Weekend & Holiday Caps: Enjoy a lower daily fare cap on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays (meaning you won't be charged more than a set maximum amount for the whole day).
- Off-Peak Discount: Receive a 30% discount on your fare when traveling during off-peak hours.
- Transfer Discount: If you switch between different modes of transport (e.g., from a train to a bus) within 60 minutes, you will receive a $2 discount on your transfer.
BigBus Sydney and Bondi Beach Double-Decker Sightseeing Bus 24/48-Hour Pass
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1 reviewsIf you go to Sydney, you must recommend the big bus You can see all the tourist attractions at once, and you can hear the explanation of the tourist attractions in Korean, so everything is a perfect bus.
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5/5
2 reviewsEasy and brilliant! We rode both routes and they were great. Information via headsets was interesting and kept us amused
Sydney Blue Mountains National Park 1-hour sightseeing bus tour (Boomerang Pass)
4/5
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Sydney Transport Card: Opal Card
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Sydney Metro | Introduction to the Opal Card
The Opal Card is the smartcard ticketing system for public transport in New South Wales (NSW), Australia. Similar to Taiwan’s EasyCard or Japan’s Suica, it is an essential item for anyone traveling in Sydney. It can be used across the entire public transport network, including trains, buses, light rail, and ferries.
Sydney Metro | Where can I use the Opal Card?
The Opal network covers Sydney, the Blue Mountains, Central Coast, the Hunter, and the Illawarra regions.
Sydney Metro | The 4 Types of Opal Cards & How to Buy Them
There are four types of Opal cards: Adult, Child/Youth, Senior/Pensioner, and Concession.
Sydney Metro | Minimum Top-up Amounts
The card itself is free, but a minimum initial top-up is required at the time of purchase. Note that the minimum top-up amount varies depending on whether you use a physical machine or the online app (Opal Travel app:iOS/Android).
Card Type | Eligibility | Top-up Machine (Min) | Online/App (Min) |
Adult | Adults aged 16+ | $20 | $10 |
Child/Youth | Ages 4–15 (Proof of age may be required). Under 4s travel free. | $10 | $5 |
Concession | Tertiary students with a valid Australian ID (Not applicable to international tourists). | $10 | $5 |
Senior | NSW Seniors aged 60+ (Requires Australian govt. proof; not applicable to tourists). | $10 | $5 |
One Day Pass | Only available to specific government or non-profit agencies. | N/A | N/A |
Sydney Metro | Where to buy an Opal Card?
- Sydney Airport: Sales counters and ticket machines are located in the arrivals area of both the International and Domestic terminals.
- Train Stations: Most stations in the Sydney CBD and surrounding suburbs have service counters or automated machines.
- Bus & Light Rail Stops: Major stops and interchanges often feature automated ticket machines.
- Convenience Stores & Supermarkets: Most convenience stores (like 7-Eleven) and supermarkets sell and top up Opal cards. Just ask the staff at the counter.
- Online: While you can buy them on the official website and have them mailed to an Australian address, it is not recommended for tourists as it takes too long. Buying in person takes less than 3 minutes.
Sydney Metro Fares
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How Sydney Metro Fares are Calculated
- Distance-Based: Fares depend on how far you travel (calculated automatically when you tap on and off).
- Capped Daily/Weekly Fares: Your fare caps after reaching a set amount per day (Monday–Sunday) or week (Monday–Sunday).
- Adult Daily Cap: 18.80 (Mon−Fri),16.80 (Sat), AU$8.40 (Sun/public holidays).
- Adult Weekly Cap: AU$50.00 (After 8 paid journeys Mon-Sun, rest free).
- Peak vs. Off-Peak Discounts (30%):
- Peak: Weekdays 6:30 AM - 10:00 AM & 3:00 PM - 7:00 PM.
- Off-Peak: All other times (weekends, public holidays, midday weekdays, evenings after 7 PM). 30% cheaper than peak fares.
0-10 km | 10-20 km | 20-35km | 35-65 km | 65 km+ | |
Adult cards & contactless (peak) | $4.20 | $5.22 | $6.01 | $8.03 | $10.33 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Adult cards & contactless (off-peak) | $2.94 | $3.65 | $4.20 | $5.62 | $7.23 |
Other cards (peak) | $2.10 | $2.61 | $3.00 | $4.01 | $5.16 |
Other cards (off-peak) | $1.47 | $1.82 | $2.10 | $2.80 | $3.61 |
Sydney Metro General Operating Hours
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Sydney Metro trains run frequently 7 days a week.
Day | First Trains (Approx) | Last Departures (Approx) |
Monday - Thursday | 04:00 - 04:30 AM | 00:00 (midnight) |
Friday | 04:00 - 04:30 AM | 01:00 AM (Sat) |
Saturday | 06:00 AM | 01:00 AM (Sun) |
Sunday & Public Holidays | 07:00 - 08:00 AM | 00:00 (midnight) |
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The Guide to Sydney Metro's Top Attractions & How to Reach Them
Sydney Metro | Sydney Opera House
The Sydney Opera House, Australia’s most iconic landmark, is a UNESCO World Heritage masterpiece renowned for its soaring, sail-like architecture. Designed by Jørn Utzon, this world-class performing arts venue juts dramatically over Sydney Harbour, hosting opera, theater, and concerts. Its stunning white shells and prime waterfront location make it a must-visit for photos, tours, or waterfront dining.
- Nearest Metro Station: Martin Place (City & Southwest Line).
- How to Reach:
- Alight at Martin Place, then walk 15 mins southeast through the Royal Botanic Garden.
- Alternative: Transfer to Circular Quay Station (Sydney Trains T2/T3 line) from Central Station Metro, then walk 5 mins to the Opera House.
Reviews of Sydney Opera House
4.7/5
1843 reviews
5/5
I highly recommend taking a guided tour of the opera house. The guides are very professional, explaining everything from the initial architectural concept to the completion process. You'll deeply appreciate the meticulous attention to detail in the building's design, material selection, interior construction, decoration, and fabrics. I highly recommend coming in the morning.
5/5
I was so happy to finally find a Chinese-language guided tour that fit my schedule! The one-hour tour covered both the South and North Halls, and even included a seat inside the concert hall. The ticket exchange process was simple: just go to the ticket counter on the basement floor of the Sydney Opera House, give them your code, and you're good to go. If you have a backpack, go forward to store it—it's free. Then you can go up to the first floor to meet up and wait. The guide even gave us time to take photos during the tour, which was great!
5/5
I recommend watching it from a boat, but make sure to sit on the right side of the boat! At night, the view from the Luna Park side was amazing!
5/5
If you buy this ticket, simply go to the counter half an hour in advance with your barcode voucher to check in and collect your ticket for entry.
5/5
The one-hour guided tour was excellent, with a guide explaining the interior architecture and history.
Sydney Metro | Sydney Harbour Bridge
Dubbed "The Coathanger" for its iconic arched silhouette, the Sydney Harbour Bridge is a marvel of 20th-century engineering and Australia’s most recognizable landmark. Completed in 1932 after nine years of construction, this steel leviathan stretches 1,149 meters across Sydney Harbour, connecting the CBD to the North Shore.
Beyond its vital transport role, the bridge offers unforgettable experiences:
⭐ BridgeClimb: Scale its upper arch for 360° views of Sydney Opera House and the harbour.
⭐ Pylon Lookout: Explore history exhibits and a lookout deck atop the southeast pylon.
⭐ New Year’s Eve: Its frame transforms into a pyrotechnic canvas for Earth’s most watched fireworks.
- Nearest Metro Station: Barangaroo (City & Southwest Line).
- How to Reach:
- From Barangaroo Station, walk 20 mins west via Hickson Road to the bridge’s southern entrance.
- Tip: Combine with Opera House—walk from Circular Quay after arriving via train transfer.
Reviews of Sydney Harbour Bridge
4.7/5
702 reviews
5/5
I'm uploading a photo of the Thaddeus Harbour Bridge I took long before the COVID-19 pandemic began. It's still so beautiful, even when I look at it again.
5/5
In addition to the Sydney Opera House, another landmark worth visiting is the magnificent bridge.
5/5
This is the magnificent Saber Bridge, visible next to the Opera House. It's bigger and more spectacular than you might think.
5/5
beautiful view and vibrant scenery. i love to sit there and watch the world goes by.
4/5
There's a special market open on weekends! The handmade eco-bags and various souvenirs were fun to see. The food wasn't great, but the view was great. The only downside is that there aren't many seats.
Sydney Metro | Bondi Beach
Bondi Beach is Australia’s most famous coastline, renowned for its golden crescent of sand, vibrant surf culture, and electric beachside atmosphere. Located just 7km east of Sydney’s CBD, this 1-kilometer stretch offers more than scenic beauty—it embodies Sydney’s laid-back coastal lifestyle.
Access via Metro + Train/Bus:
- Take Metro to Central Station (City & Southwest Line).
- Transfer to Eastern Suburbs Line to Bondi Junction Station.
- Board Bus #333 (10 mins) or walk 30 mins downhill to the beach.
Reviews of Bondi Beach
4.6/5
332 reviews
5/5
Such a gorgeous place!!!
5/5
Bondi Beach, a beach you can't miss in Sydney!
If the weather had been better, I would have looked forward to swimming in the Iceberg Pool, but it was chilly in October in Sydney because it was early spring.
But sunbathing on a Bondi Beach bench under the hot sun was,,,👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
5/5
Very beautiful. The photos are very beautiful. The weather is nice. You should definitely go.
5/5
The most famous and beautiful beach in Sydney, Australia is Bondi Beach.
5/5
Bondi Beach is an iconic destination in Sydney that never fails to impress. The beautiful golden sand, crystal clear waters, and stunning coastal views make it a must-visit spot for tourists and locals alike. The beach is also lined with a great selection of cafes, restaurants, and shops, making it the perfect place to spend a full day. Despite being crowded at times, the lively atmosphere and vibrant energy of the beach make it a truly unforgettable experience. Overall, I highly recommend a visit to Bondi Beach for anyone traveling to Sydney.
Sydney Metro | Taronga Zoo
Nestled on the picturesque shores of Sydney Harbour, Taronga Zoo is one of Australia’s oldest and most revered zoological institutions. Established in 1916, the zoo spans 70 acres (28 hectares) of clifftop land in Mosman, offering breathtaking views of the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge. Home to over 4,000 animals representing 350+ species, it combines world-class exhibits with cutting-edge conservation initiatives, drawing 1.5 million visitors annually.
- Access via Metro + Ferry:
- Take Metro to Wynyard or Martin Place (City & Southwest Line).
- Walk/transfer to Circular Quay Wharf (5–10 mins).
- Take Taronga Zoo Ferry (12-min ride). Included in Opal Card fare!
Reviews Taronga Zoo
4.6/5
892 reviews5/5
This wasn't the ordinary zoo I knew. It's truly a wonderful place, harmonizing with the natural environment of a port city. I went on my last day, and I almost regretted not going. Even if you're not a fan of animals, it's well worth the price for those who enjoy botanical gardens and harbor views. The photos turned out great. The only regrets were that the restaurant menu wasn't very diverse, and even if you wanted to see the entire zoo, the route seemed a bit inefficient. You had to go back to the same places you'd already been, and there were uphill sections, so it could be a bit tiring to have to go with a guide. Be sure to reserve your ticket here in advance to receive a discount. On-site payment is more expensive.
5/5
This was truly an unforgettable zoo! It was so beautiful and eco-friendly, with koalas, quokkas, and even kangaroos, all of which you can only see in Australia!
5/5
You can even see platypuses! The view is amazing.
5/5
Everything was wonderful.
4/5
I have a special relationship with zoos; I just wanted to see a platypus. Overall, the zoo is nice, big, with lots of greenery and space for the animals. But the tigers, giraffes, zebras, and lions are poorly housed; there's not enough space for them. The koalas are also poorly housed; they have a cut-down tree to keep them from climbing too high and use it to eat leaves. We've seen koalas and kangaroos in the wild before, and they're easy to find around the Gold Coast and Melbourne.
Sydney Hotel Recommendation
Sydney Hotels
5 star
Very Good107 Reviews
Sydney|0.25km from downtown
The hotel is old and the equipment is average. The location is very good, just by the pier. It is very convenient to eat nearby. The restaurant on the first floor of the hotel is also OK. We didn't go out to eat one day in heavy rain. We tried it and felt it was not bad. Parking is charged. There is also a Japanese restaurant nearby. It is good to try.From£87
Very Good104 Reviews
Sydney|0.15km from downtown
Facilities: Very good
Hygienic: clean and tidy
Environment: Too satisfied 👍, the bed is very comfortable, watching the sea, so beautiful!
Service: Very good, the handsome guy at the front desk forgot to ask the name, very thoughtful and careful! I originally booked for two nights, and stayed for 3 nights decisively. The hotel is very close to the violin 🎻 square, more than 10 minutes along the seaside boardwalk.From£82
31 Reviews
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122 Reviews
Sydney|1.77km from downtown
We booked for 2 nights using an app. When booking two nights straight, it will be more expensive than booking two nights seperately. The first night, the app suggested a disability room. I told the lady at the front desk if that room is needed for someone in need I don't mind changing. The room has a little more space than the 2nd room we had, but overall I would say much cleaner...with a funny smell. The second room, as soon as you get in, it smelled humid and mold; there were mold on the ceiling of the bathroom and all around the tub. Two of the towels were undone as if they were already used, and only has 1 set of towel for a 2 person staying. There were squashed bugs on the wall. On the bed, it seemed like someone stepped on it with their shoes on. (See pictures) All the staffs are very nice. I asked for extra towels and pillow cases and the lady at the front desk brought them to our room.From£60
Good104 Reviews
Sydney|1.41km from downtown
Facilities: Parking is convenient and free
Service: The service is very good, the deposit is much faster than other hotels
Environment: Sydney town, good location, behind the hotel is a port, no time to stay more, come back next time ～～From£80
Business travel
103 Reviews
Sydney|1.93km from downtown
The room is on the first floor, it feels a bit depressing, but the service of the hotel is very good. It's okay for girls to be accompanied by male friends, but if there are two girls, you should be more cautious, it doesn't feel very practicalSOLD OUT
Very Good108 Reviews
Sydney|1.66km from downtown
Location: In fact, in a palm-sized place like Sydney, location is not very important. Is the museum next to Mick Mac Aboriginal a plus?
Cleanliness: 100 points
Service: 99 points, generally good, but one point is deducted when breakfast only has eggs as a source of protein. I asked the service staff, there is no meat, ham, meat, none at all.
Facilities: It looks clean, but the swimming pool is too crowded and the gym is a bit small.
Probably the best hotel in Sydney. Overall it exceeded my expectations.From£89
Outstanding5 Reviews
Sydney|2.28km from downtown
Centrally located to the Regional hospital, Sydney River shopping center and to the waterfront.Few minutes to Cabot Trail, you can stay for a night and head down to Cabot Trail.20 minutes to Ski Ben Eion.In the summer time , it is closer to Mira beach, Kennington Cove and Dominion beach.You can bring your pet.About pets:Pets allowed: limit 1 total.About children:Children allowed: ages 0-17.About smoking:Smoking is not permitted.About events:No events allowed.SOLD OUT
Very Good107 Reviews
Sydney|0.25km from downtown
The hotel is old and the equipment is average. The location is very good, just by the pier. It is very convenient to eat nearby. The restaurant on the first floor of the hotel is also OK. We didn't go out to eat one day in heavy rain. We tried it and felt it was not bad. Parking is charged. There is also a Japanese restaurant nearby. It is good to try.From£87
122 Reviews
Sydney|1.77km from downtown
We booked for 2 nights using an app. When booking two nights straight, it will be more expensive than booking two nights seperately. The first night, the app suggested a disability room. I told the lady at the front desk if that room is needed for someone in need I don't mind changing. The room has a little more space than the 2nd room we had, but overall I would say much cleaner...with a funny smell. The second room, as soon as you get in, it smelled humid and mold; there were mold on the ceiling of the bathroom and all around the tub. Two of the towels were undone as if they were already used, and only has 1 set of towel for a 2 person staying. There were squashed bugs on the wall. On the bed, it seemed like someone stepped on it with their shoes on. (See pictures) All the staffs are very nice. I asked for extra towels and pillow cases and the lady at the front desk brought them to our room.From£60
Family friendly
Very Good104 Reviews
Sydney|0.15km from downtown
Facilities: Very good
Hygienic: clean and tidy
Environment: Too satisfied 👍, the bed is very comfortable, watching the sea, so beautiful!
Service: Very good, the handsome guy at the front desk forgot to ask the name, very thoughtful and careful! I originally booked for two nights, and stayed for 3 nights decisively. The hotel is very close to the violin 🎻 square, more than 10 minutes along the seaside boardwalk.From£82
103 Reviews
Sydney|1.93km from downtown
The room is on the first floor, it feels a bit depressing, but the service of the hotel is very good. It's okay for girls to be accompanied by male friends, but if there are two girls, you should be more cautious, it doesn't feel very practicalSOLD OUT
Very Good107 Reviews
Sydney|0.25km from downtown
The hotel is old and the equipment is average. The location is very good, just by the pier. It is very convenient to eat nearby. The restaurant on the first floor of the hotel is also OK. We didn't go out to eat one day in heavy rain. We tried it and felt it was not bad. Parking is charged. There is also a Japanese restaurant nearby. It is good to try.From£87
122 Reviews
Sydney|1.77km from downtown
We booked for 2 nights using an app. When booking two nights straight, it will be more expensive than booking two nights seperately. The first night, the app suggested a disability room. I told the lady at the front desk if that room is needed for someone in need I don't mind changing. The room has a little more space than the 2nd room we had, but overall I would say much cleaner...with a funny smell. The second room, as soon as you get in, it smelled humid and mold; there were mold on the ceiling of the bathroom and all around the tub. Two of the towels were undone as if they were already used, and only has 1 set of towel for a 2 person staying. There were squashed bugs on the wall. On the bed, it seemed like someone stepped on it with their shoes on. (See pictures) All the staffs are very nice. I asked for extra towels and pillow cases and the lady at the front desk brought them to our room.From£60
Good104 Reviews
Sydney|1.41km from downtown
Facilities: Parking is convenient and free
Service: The service is very good, the deposit is much faster than other hotels
Environment: Sydney town, good location, behind the hotel is a port, no time to stay more, come back next time ～～From£80
Hot spring
103 Reviews
Sydney|1.93km from downtown
The room is on the first floor, it feels a bit depressing, but the service of the hotel is very good. It's okay for girls to be accompanied by male friends, but if there are two girls, you should be more cautious, it doesn't feel very practicalSOLD OUT
Very Good107 Reviews
Sydney|0.25km from downtown
The hotel is old and the equipment is average. The location is very good, just by the pier. It is very convenient to eat nearby. The restaurant on the first floor of the hotel is also OK. We didn't go out to eat one day in heavy rain. We tried it and felt it was not bad. Parking is charged. There is also a Japanese restaurant nearby. It is good to try.From£87
122 Reviews
Sydney|1.77km from downtown
We booked for 2 nights using an app. When booking two nights straight, it will be more expensive than booking two nights seperately. The first night, the app suggested a disability room. I told the lady at the front desk if that room is needed for someone in need I don't mind changing. The room has a little more space than the 2nd room we had, but overall I would say much cleaner...with a funny smell. The second room, as soon as you get in, it smelled humid and mold; there were mold on the ceiling of the bathroom and all around the tub. Two of the towels were undone as if they were already used, and only has 1 set of towel for a 2 person staying. There were squashed bugs on the wall. On the bed, it seemed like someone stepped on it with their shoes on. (See pictures) All the staffs are very nice. I asked for extra towels and pillow cases and the lady at the front desk brought them to our room.From£60
Very Good104 Reviews
Sydney|0.15km from downtown
Facilities: Very good
Hygienic: clean and tidy
Environment: Too satisfied 👍, the bed is very comfortable, watching the sea, so beautiful!
Service: Very good, the handsome guy at the front desk forgot to ask the name, very thoughtful and careful! I originally booked for two nights, and stayed for 3 nights decisively. The hotel is very close to the violin 🎻 square, more than 10 minutes along the seaside boardwalk.From£82
Good104 Reviews
Sydney|1.41km from downtown
Facilities: Parking is convenient and free
Service: The service is very good, the deposit is much faster than other hotels
Environment: Sydney town, good location, behind the hotel is a port, no time to stay more, come back next time ～～From£80
Gym
122 Reviews
Sydney|1.77km from downtown
We booked for 2 nights using an app. When booking two nights straight, it will be more expensive than booking two nights seperately. The first night, the app suggested a disability room. I told the lady at the front desk if that room is needed for someone in need I don't mind changing. The room has a little more space than the 2nd room we had, but overall I would say much cleaner...with a funny smell. The second room, as soon as you get in, it smelled humid and mold; there were mold on the ceiling of the bathroom and all around the tub. Two of the towels were undone as if they were already used, and only has 1 set of towel for a 2 person staying. There were squashed bugs on the wall. On the bed, it seemed like someone stepped on it with their shoes on. (See pictures) All the staffs are very nice. I asked for extra towels and pillow cases and the lady at the front desk brought them to our room.From£60
Very Good104 Reviews
Sydney|0.15km from downtown
Facilities: Very good
Hygienic: clean and tidy
Environment: Too satisfied 👍, the bed is very comfortable, watching the sea, so beautiful!
Service: Very good, the handsome guy at the front desk forgot to ask the name, very thoughtful and careful! I originally booked for two nights, and stayed for 3 nights decisively. The hotel is very close to the violin 🎻 square, more than 10 minutes along the seaside boardwalk.From£82
Very Good108 Reviews
Sydney|1.66km from downtown
Location: In fact, in a palm-sized place like Sydney, location is not very important. Is the museum next to Mick Mac Aboriginal a plus?
Cleanliness: 100 points
Service: 99 points, generally good, but one point is deducted when breakfast only has eggs as a source of protein. I asked the service staff, there is no meat, ham, meat, none at all.
Facilities: It looks clean, but the swimming pool is too crowded and the gym is a bit small.
Probably the best hotel in Sydney. Overall it exceeded my expectations.From£89
103 Reviews
Sydney|1.93km from downtown
The room is on the first floor, it feels a bit depressing, but the service of the hotel is very good. It's okay for girls to be accompanied by male friends, but if there are two girls, you should be more cautious, it doesn't feel very practicalSOLD OUT
Very Good107 Reviews
Sydney|0.25km from downtown
The hotel is old and the equipment is average. The location is very good, just by the pier. It is very convenient to eat nearby. The restaurant on the first floor of the hotel is also OK. We didn't go out to eat one day in heavy rain. We tried it and felt it was not bad. Parking is charged. There is also a Japanese restaurant nearby. It is good to try.From£87
Swimming pool
Very Good104 Reviews
Sydney|0.15km from downtown
Facilities: Very good
Hygienic: clean and tidy
Environment: Too satisfied 👍, the bed is very comfortable, watching the sea, so beautiful!
Service: Very good, the handsome guy at the front desk forgot to ask the name, very thoughtful and careful! I originally booked for two nights, and stayed for 3 nights decisively. The hotel is very close to the violin 🎻 square, more than 10 minutes along the seaside boardwalk.From£82
103 Reviews
Sydney|1.93km from downtown
The room is on the first floor, it feels a bit depressing, but the service of the hotel is very good. It's okay for girls to be accompanied by male friends, but if there are two girls, you should be more cautious, it doesn't feel very practicalSOLD OUT
Very Good107 Reviews
Sydney|0.25km from downtown
The hotel is old and the equipment is average. The location is very good, just by the pier. It is very convenient to eat nearby. The restaurant on the first floor of the hotel is also OK. We didn't go out to eat one day in heavy rain. We tried it and felt it was not bad. Parking is charged. There is also a Japanese restaurant nearby. It is good to try.From£87
122 Reviews
Sydney|1.77km from downtown
We booked for 2 nights using an app. When booking two nights straight, it will be more expensive than booking two nights seperately. The first night, the app suggested a disability room. I told the lady at the front desk if that room is needed for someone in need I don't mind changing. The room has a little more space than the 2nd room we had, but overall I would say much cleaner...with a funny smell. The second room, as soon as you get in, it smelled humid and mold; there were mold on the ceiling of the bathroom and all around the tub. Two of the towels were undone as if they were already used, and only has 1 set of towel for a 2 person staying. There were squashed bugs on the wall. On the bed, it seemed like someone stepped on it with their shoes on. (See pictures) All the staffs are very nice. I asked for extra towels and pillow cases and the lady at the front desk brought them to our room.From£60
Good104 Reviews
Sydney|1.41km from downtown
Facilities: Parking is convenient and free
Service: The service is very good, the deposit is much faster than other hotels
Environment: Sydney town, good location, behind the hotel is a port, no time to stay more, come back next time ～～From£80
Breakfast
103 Reviews
Sydney|1.93km from downtown
The room is on the first floor, it feels a bit depressing, but the service of the hotel is very good. It's okay for girls to be accompanied by male friends, but if there are two girls, you should be more cautious, it doesn't feel very practicalSOLD OUT
Very Good107 Reviews
Sydney|0.25km from downtown
The hotel is old and the equipment is average. The location is very good, just by the pier. It is very convenient to eat nearby. The restaurant on the first floor of the hotel is also OK. We didn't go out to eat one day in heavy rain. We tried it and felt it was not bad. Parking is charged. There is also a Japanese restaurant nearby. It is good to try.From£87
122 Reviews
Sydney|1.77km from downtown
We booked for 2 nights using an app. When booking two nights straight, it will be more expensive than booking two nights seperately. The first night, the app suggested a disability room. I told the lady at the front desk if that room is needed for someone in need I don't mind changing. The room has a little more space than the 2nd room we had, but overall I would say much cleaner...with a funny smell. The second room, as soon as you get in, it smelled humid and mold; there were mold on the ceiling of the bathroom and all around the tub. Two of the towels were undone as if they were already used, and only has 1 set of towel for a 2 person staying. There were squashed bugs on the wall. On the bed, it seemed like someone stepped on it with their shoes on. (See pictures) All the staffs are very nice. I asked for extra towels and pillow cases and the lady at the front desk brought them to our room.From£60
Very Good104 Reviews
Sydney|0.15km from downtown
Facilities: Very good
Hygienic: clean and tidy
Environment: Too satisfied 👍, the bed is very comfortable, watching the sea, so beautiful!
Service: Very good, the handsome guy at the front desk forgot to ask the name, very thoughtful and careful! I originally booked for two nights, and stayed for 3 nights decisively. The hotel is very close to the violin 🎻 square, more than 10 minutes along the seaside boardwalk.From£82
Good104 Reviews
Sydney|1.41km from downtown
Facilities: Parking is convenient and free
Service: The service is very good, the deposit is much faster than other hotels
Environment: Sydney town, good location, behind the hotel is a port, no time to stay more, come back next time ～～From£80
FAQs about Sydney Metro Map
Where does the Sydney Metro start and finish?
The Sydney Metro is an automated rapid transit system in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. It currently consists of one route, the Metro North West & Bankstown Line, running between Tallawong and Sydenham and consisting of 21 stations on 52 km (32 mi) of twin tracks, mostly underground.How do you pay for the metro in Sydney?
There are a range of options to pay for your travel on public transport, including credit/debit cards, digital wallets, and Opal cards. Simply tap on at the start and tap off at the end of your trip.Is Sydney Metro the same as Sydney trains?
Metro is driverless and not time-tabled - there should be a train every 4 minutes during peak times, 5 minutes between peak periods on week days and 10 minutes at other times. Trains are time tabled - I think the peak frequency is 6 services per hour in peak.